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The Otto's Tours Team
Mexico, Guatemala, Belize
Mexico, Guatemala, Belize
The Maya left behind an extraordinary legacy that can still be seen today in their art, architecture
and astronomical knowledge. This journey through Yucatán, Guatemala and Belize takes you to fascinating
archaeological sites where you can experience the grandeur of this ancient civilisation first-hand.
But this adventure is not only about history: you will also meet direct descendants of the Maya who
continue to preserve their traditions and cultural heritage. A unique experience that connects the past with the present.
This journey combines the most spectacular highlights of Yucatán, Guatemala and Belize. Explore ancient Maya cities,
immerse yourself in vibrant local cultures at colourful markets, swim in crystal-clear cenotes and discover the fascinating
underwater world of the Caribbean Sea.
From mystical ceremonial caves and untouched cloud forests to colonial towns full of charm – every destination reveals
new perspectives and unforgettable moments. And as a spectacular finale: a farewell cocktail overlooking a volcano that
still breathes fire. Are you ready for the adventure of a lifetime? Let’s go!
Upon arrival at the modern Cancún airport, we will be already awaited by our tour guide
and driven to Tulum. This small town in the very south of the Riviera Maya, with its relaxed
party atmosphere, delicious typical food and many hippie salsa bars, is the perfect place to
first arrive in Mexico! It's Saturday and Latinos love to enjoy life with lots of music! We
will immediately jump into the fray and try our first tacos and salsa dance steps!
Our overnight stay will be in Tulum at ***Hotel Muyu or equivalent. (No meals are included on this day.)
Travel time: 1h40min (120km) / Walking time: 0h10min
In the morning, we will drive to the most photographed Mayan temple complex in Mexico: The
archaeological site of Tulum. It stands so proudly on a cliff above the turquoise blue
Caribbean Sea, that its picture adorns many travel guides. We will take plenty of time to
explore the site. From there, we will go to Cenote Azul, a former karst cave that had already
been used as a well by the Maya, with "cenote" meaning "holy spring" in the Mayan language.
There are hardly any tourists here, instead we will likely find many locals who let small
fish "nibble" their feet in the refreshing water.
After this, we will continue to relax on one of the most beautiful palm beaches of the
Riviera Maya: Xpuha, with its many small beach bars and restaurants. Before each meal, a
portion of tortilla chips with various dips is usually served and the margarita is also
highly recommended.
Our overnight stay will be in Tulum at ***Hotel Muyu or equivalent. (Breakfast included)
Travel time:
1h45min (100km) / Walking time: 1h50min (3km)
Today, we travel into the heart of Yucatán to the ancient Maya city of Cobá, a site surrounded by dense jungle and
filled with a mystical atmosphere. We explore the archaeological area by bicycle or traditional rickshaw,
discovering the impressive Nohoch Mul Pyramid and the mysterious ancient stone causeways that once connected the city.
Afterwards, we meet a traditional Maya dentist and learn about ancient and modern Maya customs.
At a Maya family’s home, we enjoy a delicious lunch and discover the craftsmanship behind traditional
hammock weaving. A swim in a spectacular underground cenote provides a refreshing break, surrounded by
fascinating stalactites and stalagmites. Our journey continues to Valladolid, a charming colonial town
with romantic plazas and colourful historic façades. After a tasting experience at an agave plantation
and an introduction to mezcal production, we continue to Chichén Itzá.
In the evening, those who wish can visit the archaeological site after sunset and experience the magical
atmosphere of the ancient city, including the impressive light and sound show projected onto the Kukulcán Pyramid.
Our overnight stay will be in Chichen Itza at ***Hotel Villas Arqueologicas or equivalent. (Breakfast and lunch included)
Travel time:
2h40min (180km) / Walking time: 1h00min (1,5km)
After breakfast, we continue our journey to Izamal, the “Yellow City” of Yucatán. We explore its
impressive Franciscan monastery and stroll through charming streets lined with golden-yellow buildings
that give the town its unique character. Our route then takes us to Mérida, the “White City” of Mexico,
renowned for its elegant colonial architecture, vibrant markets and traditional handicrafts, including
colourful hammocks and beautifully embroidered blouses. In the afternoon, we visit the historic Hacienda
Yaxcopoil, a remarkable estate that reflects the three great eras of Yucatán’s history. The former
henequen (sisal) production facilities and preserved machinery provide fascinating insights into the
region’s agricultural and industrial heritage. An impressive day filled with history, culture and
authentic encounters with Yucatán’s traditions.
Our overnight stay will be in Ticul at the ***Hacienda Maria Elena or equivalent. (Breakfast included)
Travel time: 4h20min (240km) / Walking time: 2h30min (2,5km)
The morning begins with a visit to Uxmal, one of the most important Maya archaeological sites on the
Yucatán Peninsula. This magnificent city, built in the Puuc architectural style, impresses with the
steep staircase of the Pyramid of the Magician, decorated with the masks of the rain god Chaac,
as well as the extraordinary Governor’s Palace with its intricate serpent motifs. The many
sunbathing iguanas that inhabit the ruins provide a perfect photo opportunity.
Afterwards, we visit a Maya family and prepare a traditional lunch together using an authentic
earth oven, before enjoying the flavours of Yucatecan cuisine. Refreshed and inspired, we
continue to an open-air Maya chocolate museum, where we learn about the ancient importance of
cacao and its role in Maya culture. We also take part in a traditional ceremony honouring Chaac, the Maya rain god.
The day concludes with a hands-on chocolate workshop, where we create our own personal chocolate creation.
A day full of history, culture, flavours and unforgettable encounters!
Our overnight stay will be in Ticul at the ***Hacienda Maria Elena or equivalent.
(Breakfast and lunch included)
Travel time: 1h20min (70km) / Walking time: 2h00min (2km)
Our day begins in BĂ©cal, the birthplace of traditional Panama hats. Here, the fibres of the jipi
palm are stored in limestone caves, where the ideal humidity and temperature help create the
flexibility needed for this delicate and highly skilled weaving technique.
In the afternoon, we visit a Maya village where ancient traditions are still preserved.
The local cemetery offers a fascinating insight into a unique approach to remembrance and ancestral
culture, where the bones of the deceased are carefully cleaned and honoured as part of the tradition.
Afterwards, we visit a Maya bakery and discover how the traditional “Bread of the Dead” is prepared according to old recipes.
To end the day, we immerse ourselves in the charm of San Francisco de Campeche, a hidden colonial gem with
colourful façades, cobblestone streets and a rich maritime history. From the impressive city walls, we
enjoy spectacular views of the sunset over the fortified city and its vibrant colours.
Our overnight stay will be in Campeche at the ***Hotel Castelmar or equivalent.
(Breakfast and lunch included)
Travel time: 2h35min (175km) / Walking time: 0h30min (1km)
The day begins with a visit to a women’s cooperative in Ich-Ek, where traditional Maya beekeeping with
the Melipona bee is being revived. This fascinating stingless bee species produces a highly aromatic
honey, although in much smaller quantities than conventional honeybees. During the Day of the Dead
celebrations, these products play an important role in traditional offerings and candle making.
In the afternoon, we enter the Calakmul Biosphere Reserve, where an unforgettable natural spectacle
awaits us. Thousands of bats emerge from a dark cave and take flight into the night sky, creating an
impressive display of movement and sound. Some skilfully escape into the darkness, while others
become prey for waiting birds of prey.
After this extraordinary experience, we spend the night in a comfortable jungle lodge, surrounded
by the sounds of the rainforest.
Our overnight stay will be at the ***Chicanná Ecovillage Resort or equivalent. (Breakfast included)
Travel time: 4h40min (370km) / Walking time: 1h00min (1,5km)
Today, we venture deep into the jungle to the ancient Maya city of Calakmul, once a powerful
centre of the mighty Kaan Dynasty. After an exciting journey through the tropical forest,
with opportunities to spot exotic wildlife such as monkeys, toucans and, with a little luck,
even jaguars, we reach one of Mexico’s largest and most impressive Maya sites.
Thousands of excavated structures reveal the grandeur of the Maya civilisation at its peak,
while countless other buildings remain hidden beneath the dense jungle vegetation.
The atmosphere of this lost city, surrounded by pristine rainforest, makes Calakmul a truly unforgettable experience.
Afterwards, we continue to Bacalar, a charming village located on the shores of the spectacular
Lagoon of Seven Colours, stretching over more than 50 kilometres. Surrounded by mangroves and
palm trees, the crystal-clear waters shimmer in breathtaking shades of blue and turquoise.
With its authentic atmosphere, cosy cafés, bars and restaurants, Bacalar is the perfect place
to relax and enjoy the flavours of the local cuisine.
Our overnight stay will be in Bacalar at the ***Hotel Azul 36 or equivalent. (Breakfast included)
Travel time: 4h40min (370km) / Walking time: 1h00min (1,5km)
The day begins with an excursion to Los Rápidos de Bacalar, a natural channel enhanced by the Maya that
connects the turquoise waters of the lagoon with freshwater currents. Here, we gently drift along with the
flow and enjoy the stunning natural surroundings of this unique ecosystem.
Afterwards, we continue to the Belizean border – an exciting crossing that introduces us to a
completely different world. Belize welcomes us with its unique blend of Creole culture and Caribbean flair.
Colourful wooden houses built on stilts, relaxed verandas with rocking chairs and the fascinating
local languages give the country its unmistakable charm.
After lunch in the Mennonite area of Orange Walk, we continue to Belize City. From there, we take
a water taxi to the paradise island of Caye Caulker – a small, car-free coral island known for its
laid-back atmosphere, crystal-clear waters and dreamlike Caribbean beaches.
Our overnight stay will be in Caye Caulker at the ***Hotel The Caye or equivalent. (Breakfast included)
Travel time: Minibus: 6h45min (300km) / Boat: 2h30min / Speedboat: 0h45min / Walking time: 0h30min
Today, an unforgettable sailing adventure awaits us at the Belize Barrier Reef, the second-largest
coral reef system in the world. At three different snorkelling spots, we discover the fascinating
underwater world of Belize, swimming alongside colourful parrotfish, rays, barracudas and even nurse sharks.
While sailing between the reef locations, we enjoy a delicious lunch and refreshing tropical cocktails
on board, accompanied by laid-back reggae music and the relaxed Caribbean atmosphere.
Back on Caye Caulker, the afternoon is free to experience the island’s unique charm. Life here
follows a slower rhythm, perfectly captured by the famous motto: “No shoes, no shirts, no problem.”
A sunset drink at the legendary Lazy Lizard Bar brings this perfect Caribbean day to a close – simply
lean back, relax and let your feet dangle in the warm turquoise waters.
Our overnight stay will be in Caye Caulker at the ***Hotel The Caye or equivalent. (Breakfast and lunch included)
Today, we leave the relaxed Caribbean atmosphere behind and travel through lush green hills and orange
plantations into the heart of Belize. In a German-speaking Mennonite community, we gain fascinating insights
into the traditions, daily life and school routines of this unique society.
We then dive into the world of Belizean flavours with a visit to a family-run factory that has been
producing delicious Habanero chilli sauces, tropical fruit jams and flavoured nectars for more than 20 years.
In one of the growing regions of this famous chilli variety, we learn more about this fiery speciality,
which is exported around the world, and enjoy a tasting of the award-winning gourmet sauces. A culinary experience full of exciting flavours!
After lunch, an off-road adventure takes us deep into the jungle to a mystical cave hidden among the rainforest.
Once a sacred ceremonial site of the Maya, where offerings were made to the rain god, this underground world
invites us to explore its dark and fascinating passages by canoe.
A unique journey into the mysterious underworld of Maya culture – an unforgettable adventure combining nature,
history and local traditions.
Our overnight stay will be in United Ville at the ***Green Valley Inn or equivalent. (Breakfast included)
Travel time: Minibus: 4h30min (190km) / Speedboat: 0h45min / Walking time: 1h00min (1km)
Today, our journey takes us deep into the Maya Mountains to the impressive ancient city of Caracol,
the largest archaeological site in Belize. After an adventurous drive through the jungle, we reach the
magnificent Caana Pyramid, the highest structure in the country, offering spectacular panoramic views
over the surrounding rainforest.
At its peak, Caracol was home to more than 115,000 inhabitants, yet the reasons behind the decline of
this once-powerful Maya city remain one of history’s great mysteries.
On the return journey, we explore the fascinating Rio Frio Cave, before refreshing ourselves in the
natural pools of the Rio On Pools in the Mountain Pine Ridge Forest Reserve. Surrounded by pine forests,
small waterfalls and crystal-clear freshwater pools, this is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the beauty of Belize’s nature.
A day filled with adventure, ancient history and unforgettable natural experiences!
Our overnight stay will be in United Ville at the ***Green Valley Inn or equivalent. (Breakfast and box lunch included)
Travel time: Minibus: 4h30min (170km) / Walking time: 1h30min (4km)
Today is a truly epic journey into the world of the Maya! We begin with a visit to Xunantunich, reached
by a traditional hand-pulled ferry across the river. The impressive “El Castillo” Pyramid rises majestically
above the surrounding landscape and offers a fascinating glimpse into the history and achievements of the Maya civilisation.
Our journey continues across the border into Guatemala to the legendary city of Tikal. Surrounded by dense rainforest,
this monumental archaeological site brings the golden age of the Maya world back to life. The enormous temples
and ancient plazas tell stories of powerful rulers, alliances, wars and political struggles that shaped this once-mighty metropolis.
During our extensive exploration, we discover some of Tikal’s most impressive highlights, including the North
Acropolis, the Temple of the Great Jaguar and the Temple of the Masks. As we walk through the jungle, the calls of
howler monkeys and colourful toucans accompany us, making this ancient city feel even more alive.
The highlight of the day is the sunset from one of Tikal’s temples. As the golden light bathes the ancient stone
structures, the sounds of the rainforest create a magical atmosphere – a breathtaking moment where history, nature
and pure wonder come together.
Our overnight stay will be in Tikal at the ***Hotel Jaguar Inn or equivalent. (Breakfast included)
Travel time: 2h40min (140km) / Walking time: 3h30min (7km)
A sunrise from one of the temples of Tikal is a truly magical experience! As the first rays of light break
through the jungle, the impressive temple pyramids slowly emerge from the morning mist, creating an unforgettable and mystical atmosphere.
Around midday, we reach the hidden ruins of Aguateca, located deep in the Guatemalan rainforest. Accessible
only by a small boat and a hike along narrow jungle trails, this remote archaeological site feels like a
true adventure into the world of the Maya.
The history of Aguateca is marked by conflicts, political alliances and struggles for power.
Particularly impressive are the ancient defensive walls and the beautifully preserved stelae, which
reveal fascinating stories about the turbulent past of this once-important city.
In the afternoon, we continue our journey towards the enchanting cloud forests of Cobán in Alta Verapaz.
Here, dense green vegetation is wrapped in fine mist, creating a mysterious and almost magical landscape.
The cool, fresh mountain air, incredible biodiversity and lush flora make this region a true natural paradise.
Our overnight stay will be in Raxruhá at the Lodge Candelaria or equivalent. (Breakfast included)
Travel time: 4h30min (260km) / Walking time: 3h40min (7km) / Boat: 2h30min
Around midday, we reach the breathtaking natural paradise of Semuc Champey. This impressive
300-metre-long limestone bridge, with its cascading turquoise and emerald-green pools, creates one of Guatemala’s most spectacular landscapes.
A hike through the lush jungle leads us to the viewpoint overlooking the famous seven pools.
The climb can be challenging, but the panoramic view of this natural wonder is a truly rewarding experience.
After exploring the area, the crystal-clear waters invite us for a refreshing swim – a magical place to relax and reconnect with nature.
In the afternoon, we continue our exploration on foot through this unique landscape of exotic plants, hidden
waterfalls and mysterious jungle paths. The region is known for its coffee cultivation and pristine natural
surroundings, offering the perfect setting to enjoy the tranquillity and beauty of the Guatemalan highlands.
Our accommodation is simple but wonderfully located – right beside the river and surrounded by untouched nature.
In the evening, we relax in cosy hammocks while listening to the soothing sound of flowing water,
or enjoy a refreshing drink at the small bar while letting this unforgettable day come to an end.
Our overnight stay will be in Chicanutz at the Hostal El Portal de Semuc Champey or equivalent. (Breakfast included)
Travel time: 4h00min (160km) / Walking time: 1h40min (3km)
Because our accommodation is located directly beside the river and only a short walk from Semuc Champey,
we are among the first visitors to experience this natural wonder in the morning. Before the first guests
arrive from LanquĂn, we enjoy the tranquillity of the limestone terraces almost entirely on our own.
The underground RĂo CahabĂłn has created a series of crystal-clear turquoise pools flowing through
the lush jungle landscape. Surrounded by tropical vegetation, this magical place invites us to swim,
relax and simply enjoy the beauty of nature.
Our journey continues through the impressive mountain scenery of Guatemala towards the Indigenous
Maya villages of Nebaj, Chajul and Cotzal, regions renowned for their living traditions and rich cultural heritage.
Together with a local Maya guide, we discover ancient ceremonial sites that are still used today for
spiritual rituals. Here, offerings are made and traditional ceremonies are performed, reflecting the deep
respect for ancestors and the forces of nature.
Some of these sacred places feature ancient stones and altars that have played an important role
in ceremonies for generations. This unique encounter offers a fascinating insight into the connection between Maya history, spirituality and living traditions.
Our overnight stay will be in Nebaj at the La Villa or equivalent. (Breakfast included)
Travel time: 5h20min (300km) / Walking time: 2h30min (3km)
Today, we travel into the Guatemalan highlands to Santo Tomás Chichicastenango, a town
with a predominantly Maya K’iche’ population and one of the most famous indigenous markets in Central America.
We explore the colourful market surrounding the historic Santo Tomás Church, which was built on
the foundations of an ancient Maya temple platform. The church is a fascinating example of the blend
between Maya traditions and Catholic influences, and traditional spiritual ceremonies are still performed here today.
After time to stroll through the vibrant market, where colourful textiles, handmade crafts and delicious
local foods create a unique atmosphere, we visit Pascual Abaj, a sacred Maya site that continues to be
used for offerings and rituals. Here, we experience a traditional cleansing ceremony performed by a Maya
shaman and gain deeper insights into the spiritual world of the Maya.
A day full of history, traditions and living culture!
Our journey continues to the untouched village of San Lucas Tolimán on the shores of Lake Atitlán,
surrounded by the impressive volcanoes Atitlán, San Pedro and Tolimán. Here, we experience authentic
Guatemala, shaped by the traditions of the highland Maya.
During a relaxed village walk, we discover everyday life in this peaceful community before ending
the day with a breathtaking view of the volcanoes reflected in the lake – a truly unforgettable
moment at one of the world’s most beautiful lakes.
Our overnight stay will be in San Lucas de Tolimán at the ***Hotel Tolimán or equivalent. (Breakfast included)
Travel time: 4h40min (180km) / Walking time: 2h00min
After a short walk, we reach the pier where our boat awaits for the journey to San Juan La Laguna. This charming
village is renowned for its vibrant Maya art and living traditions.
We visit a women’s cooperative where textiles are still produced using the traditional backstrap loom
weaving technique and naturally dyed according to ancestral methods. Afterwards, another cooperative
introduces us to the production of honey from the stingless Maya bees, which have long been honoured in Maya culture as symbols of fertility and abundance.
Our cultural journey continues with a visit to a local Maya chocolate workshop, where chocolate, coffee and
cacao liqueurs are produced. Afterwards, there is time to explore the village at your own pace – perhaps
visiting the small Iglesia Católica, enjoying the panoramic view from the Kiaq’Aiswaan viewpoint, or
discovering charming herbal shops and leather workshops.
By boat, we continue to Santiago Atitlán, a remote village located at the foot of the impressive
Tolimán Volcano. Here, we meet members of the Tz’utujil Maya community, who have preserved their
traditions and cultural identity for generations.
With a little luck, we may witness the elaborate process of preparing their traditional headdresses.
A special highlight is the search for MaximĂłn, a colourful and mysterious figure of Maya-Catholic
tradition who is kept each year in a different private home.
We conclude our visit with a walk through the Parque Central and a visit to the historic Saint James
the Apostle Church – an unforgettable encounter with the living culture of the Maya.
Our overnight stay will be in San Lucas de Tolimán at the ***Hotel Tolimán or equivalent. (Breakfast included)
Boat: 1h30min / Walking time: 3h30min (4km)
Around midday, we arrive in Antigua, the former capital of Guatemala. This charming colonial city
captivates visitors with its cobblestone streets, colourful buildings and impressive churches. Its
beautifully preserved architecture, combined with the dramatic backdrop of surrounding volcanoes, makes
Antigua one of the most enchanting places in the country.
In the afternoon, we visit the community of San Miguel Escobar, located just outside Antigua. A local
coffee farmer welcomes us to his plantation and passionately explains the entire journey from coffee bean
to finished cup. During the visit, we learn about the challenges of coffee cultivation, his dedication to
sustainable farming and his commitment to producing high-quality organic coffee.
The experience concludes at his home with a freshly brewed cup of coffee and authentic stories from everyday
life as a Guatemalan coffee producer.
Afterwards, we immerse ourselves in the flavours of Guatemalan cuisine and prepare Pepián, the country’s
traditional national dish. Roasted tomatoes, chillies, pumpkin seeds and other local ingredients come
together to create this rich and aromatic speciality with its distinctive nutty flavour.
Together with local cooks, we discover the secrets behind family recipes that have been passed down
through generations – an authentic culinary experience filled with culture, taste and warm encounters.
Our overnight stay will be in Antigua at the ***Hotel La Galeria or equivalent. (Breakfast and lunch included)
Travel time: 2h50min (100km) / Walking time: 2h00min (3km)
We begin the day at the lively Parque Central, where we admire the cathedral and watch the colourful
daily life of Antigua unfold around us. From here, we continue to the famous Calle del Arco,
strolling beneath the iconic yellow arch while discovering charming boutiques, cafés and
historic corners of the city.
In a traditional coffee roastery, we enjoy the rich aroma of Guatemalan coffee and learn
more about its origins, cultivation and importance for the country’s culture and economy.
Afterwards, we explore the fascinating ruins of the San Francisco Church, where the remains
of the former colonial city tell stories of Antigua’s dramatic history, including the
earthquakes that shaped its architecture.
To finish the day, we climb Cerro de la Cruz, where a spectacular panoramic view over
Antigua awaits us. With the colourful rooftops, historic churches and surrounding volcanoes
in sight, it is the perfect moment to pause and appreciate the beauty of this extraordinary colonial city.
Our overnight stay will be in Antigua at the ***Hotel La Galeria or equivalent. (Breakfast included)
Walking time: 3h00min (6km)
Jade played a significant role in Maya culture. Guatemala is home to an impressive variety of
jade colours, ranging from delicate mint green and deep emerald tones to lavender and even rare
shades of blue. For the Maya, jade was valued not only for its beauty but also for its deep spiritual meaning.
The colour green symbolised water from the sacred cenotes, fertility and abundant harvests.
High-ranking figures such as kings and priests wore jade amulets, believing the stone provided
protection and spiritual power. Jade craftsmanship was a highly developed art form, requiring great precision and skill.
During a jade workshop, we discover the fascinating process of jade craftsmanship – from selecting
the raw stone to carving and polishing. At the end of the experience, we create our own personalised
jade piece to take home as a unique souvenir.
In the afternoon, our 4x4 adventure begins. We travel through dense cloud forests and winding mountain
landscapes until we reach the base camp of the 3,976-metre Acatenango Volcano, with a spectacular view
of the constantly active Fuego Volcano.
The deep rumbling of the volcano can be heard, sulphurous smoke rises into the air, and, with a
little luck, glowing lava fountains shoot dramatically into the sky. Against this breathtaking backdrop,
we enjoy a sunset cocktail while the sky transforms into shades of orange and violet.
A true goosebump moment – an experience that stays in the heart forever, not only because of the fire and
lava, but because of the unforgettable magic of Guatemala’s volcano landscape.
Our overnight stay will be in Antigua at the ***Hotel La Galeria or equivalent. (Breakfast included)
Travel time: 2h00min (70km) / Walking time: 1h00min (1km)
On our final morning, we enjoy one last taste of the unique atmosphere of Antigua.
We stroll through its charming cobblestone streets, admire the colourful colonial architecture
and discover some of the city’s most beautiful photo spots.
Around midday, we transfer to Guatemala City International Airport, where our
extraordinary journey through the world of the Maya comes to an end.
With countless unforgettable encounters, fascinating stories and magical moments
from Mexico, Belize and Guatemala in our hearts, we begin our journey home.
(Breakfast included)
Travel time: 2h00min (40km)
Entrance fees, national park fees and any applicable admission charges, entry and exit fees for Mexico, Guatemala and Belize, tips and gratuities, personal expenses, optional excursions and activities, any meals and beverages not specifically mentioned in the itinerary, especially during hotel stays. SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE!