The Pacaya volcano is located between the Guatemala and Escuintla departments.
To get there, take the CA-9 highway head to south coast, and make a left turn in 37km to San Vicente Pacaya municipality. It has more than 30 years expulsing pyroplastic materials, typical of a Stromboli an eruption. Its height is 2500 meters, that is why it ascended takes around 1:30 hrs. It counts also with a secondary conduct named “Pico Mackenney”; besides of this eruptive focus, it has three peaks locally known as Cerro Chino, Cerro Grande, and Cerro Chiquitó.

It is a classic visit for those who love to climb. It is ideal for amateurs. It is the sixth highest volcano of the country but it has an easy access. There is a rustic place at the top to overnight. At the top, is pleasantly cold.

They are located together, but the second on is in constant activity. The Acatenango is the third highest volcano in the country.
The particular conformation of its summits, that form a set of three peaks, make that it’s conquer received the name of “triple ascent”. It is an unforgettable and memorable stroll for experts.

This is the favorite of the climbers, experts and amateurs, because it represents a magnificent challenge.

Among the great variety of volcanoes in  Guatemala, we mention two of great importance; Tajuculco, with 4,200 meters over see level altitude and Tacaná, with 4,093 meters over see level altitude, located both in this department, being at the same time the highest volcanoes in Central America.

In Tajumulco municipality are numerous attraction reasons. One of those is the waterfall of Cuzulchimá River, of almost  60 meters of altitude. There are also spas of thermal water, with medicinal fame, and very visited.