3-Day Tour in Nature: Semuc Champey, Caves, El Quetzal, & more

Embark on a 3-day adventure through Guatemala’s stunning highlands! Begin with a hike at Ram Tzul Natural Reserve, exploring lush forests and waterfalls, followed by the mystic Rey Marcos Caves. Enjoy a panoramic bus tour of historic Cobán City before resting for the night. On Day 2, discover the turquoise pools of Semuc Champey, perfect for a refreshing swim, and explore the enchanting Kanba Caves. Day 3 offers a chance to spot Guatemala’s national bird, the Quetzal, in its natural habitat at El Quetzal Sanctuary, and ends with a visit to the breathtaking Chilascó waterfalls. This journey blends nature, culture, and adventure for an unforgettable experience in Las Verapaces!
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Facilities

Free cancellation
Mobile voucher accepted
3 days
Available in English, Spanish

What's included

  • Private transportation
  • Security equipment for the visit to Rey Marcos Caves and Kanba Caves
  • Lunch
  • Entrance fee to El Quetzal Sanctuary, and the Chilasco Waterfall
  • Local tour guide at El Quetzal Sanctuary
  • Entrnace Fee to Ram Tzul Natural Reserve, Rey Marcos Caves, Semuc Champey, and Kanba Caves
  • Certified tour guide

Not included

  • Hotel Accommodation
  • Foods and drinks except for the lunch on day 2 and 3
  • Gratuities and personal expenses

Where you'll meet

We pick up all travelers at the lobby of their hotel in Guatemala City

Operated by

Guat2do Travel Experiences

Important information

Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries. Not recommended for pregnant travelers. Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health. Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness. Don't forget to bring water shoes or sandals with good traction. Bring environmentally friendly sun protection and mosquito repellent. Cash to buy snacks or souvenirs (in most tourist attractions don't accept credit cards). Wear hiking boots

Location

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