Semuc Champey Tour

Semuc Champey one day tour

1 DayNature · Medium DifficultySemuc Champey

Overview

Semuc Champey, meaning "where the river hides under the earth" in the Q'eqchi' language, is nestled in the Chamá Sierra, within the Lanquín municipality of Alta Verapaz. It features a natural limestone bridge spanning 300 meters, creating pools of various sizes fed by crystal-clear spring waters. Below this bridge flows the Cahabón River, entering through El Sumidero and emerging at El Manantial before continuing along its natural course. Explore this breathtaking natural marvel with us and immerse yourself in its beauty.

Itinerary

Day 1

Pick up from your hotel in Coban.

Arrival to Lanquin where you will have a change of vehicle to 4x4 to Explore and enjoy the wonders of Semuc Champey and the Kambán Caves.

Departure to your hotel in Coban.

What's Included

Local Guide
Entrance Fees
Round Trip Transfer

What You Will See & Do

Beautiful waterfalls
Turquoise and emerald-green water
Swim in natural pools
Fresh, and clear spring water

What to Bring

Food
Camera
Walking Shoes
Comfortable clothes
Sun Protection (sunscreen, hat, etc.)
Towel
Sunglasses
Bottle of water
Bathing suit & towel
Cash for additional purchases and/or food
Snacks
Water shoes
Insect repellent
Wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes
Optional rain jacket (for winter from May to October)

Information

Tour participants should be able to swim in order to enter the Kamba Caves.
Not included: Food, tips helmet and lifejacket (for those cannot swim) to visit the Kamba caves, but you can rent it in the caves.

Starting Point

Semuc Champey

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