Guatemala City to Antigua Guatemala Shuttle

At La Aurora, your driver meets you in the arrivals area after customs, holding a sign with your name or the operator's logo — the curb outside arrivals is compact and busy, so knowing who you're looking for matters. The exact meeting point varies by company, so confirm it when booking, and always attach your flight number so the driver tracks your actual landing instead of a guess. Already in the capital? The same shuttles collect from hotels across the Zona Viva — Zones 9, 10, 13 and 14 — which covers most business hotels and the airport-adjacent stays in Zone 13.

One thing to know before you buy the cheapest seat: shared shuttles run to a timetable, not to your flight — if you land late, the van leaves without you. That's the strongest argument for choosing a departure with buffer after your scheduled arrival, or going private if the connection is tight. Each seat includes one checked-size bag plus a daypack; surfboards and bike boxes travel fine if you declare them ahead so rack space is reserved. Pricing is per seat at $10–$20 (Q75–Q155) depending on operator and time slot, and the Antigua end is door-to-door — central addresses near Parque Central and La Merced are usually first off the van.

Go private when the schedule matters more than the seat price: a flight that lands after the ~9:00 PM last shared departure, a delayed arrival no timetable will wait for, a family with car seats and a luggage mountain, or a group of four or more — at that size, splitting a van often costs about the same per head as shared seats. The driver tracks your flight into La Aurora, waits if it's late, meets you at arrivals and drives only to your address.

Pricing is per vehicle, not per person: typically $40–$80 USD for 1 to 12 passengers on this route, with the final figure depending on vehicle size and date. Request a quote through Spring Bus and we'll lock in the exact price, pickup time and meeting point with the operator before you pay.