From Lanquin: Semuc Champey Park and Kanba Cave Guided Tour
1.Semuc Champey Park and Kanba Cave Guided Tour
Tube the Kahabon River, swim Semuc Champey pools, and crawl through Kanba Cave on a guided full-day tour from Lanquín for $36.

Guatemala · SEMUC CHAMPEY TOURS
Turquoise pools stacked in a jungle gorge, a river cave lit by candles, and a long mountain road to reach any of it. The 11 below handle the logistics for you — compare by starting point, because that road decides the whole trip.
Tube the Kahabon River, swim Semuc Champey pools, and crawl through Kanba Cave on a guided full-day tour from Lanquín for $36.

A one-day trip from Guatemala City to Semuc Champey, Cobán, Cahabón River, and Kamba caves, with private transport and a bilingual guide.

“The Semuc Champey waterfalls were absolutely beautiful, I was able to explore a mini cave and swim in the various lakes and see the underground river. Coming from Guatemala City, it was in fact a 6-7 hour drive and I think the wiser decision would be to stay the night in Semuc Champey because that totaled almost 14 hours of driving to only explore the waterfalls for 3 hours…very long day. However, I had some issues with my driver/guide…he was great on the way to Semuc, making sure I was comfortable and had water/food when needed. But when we got to Semuc, he tried to send me into a different…”
3 days from Antigua to Cobán: quetzal forest hike, lantern-lit caves, and Semuc Champey limestone pools with hotel, meals, and guides.

“I felt entirely safe. Also very responsible driver—Pedro Larios. I would recommend to my friends and colleagues.”
One-day private trip from Guatemala City to Semuc Champey, with Cahabón River views, Kamba caves, and Cobán food and cardamom.

“El lugar es hermoso . El guía muy bueno ( Ludwin ) . Esta actividad saliendo de cd. de Guatemala no alcanza para hacerla en un día . El trayecto de carretera es larguísimo ( 6 horas solo de ida ) No alcanzamos a ver las cuevas . Recomendaría hacerla en dos días , quedándose a dormir en Semuc .”
Semuc Champey and K'anba Caves day trip from Cobán: hikes, candlelit cave walk, natural pools, tubing, lunch included.

“The tour was an incredible experience - we had the opportunity to see the caves, go tubing down the river, and visit Semuc Champey with ample free time. The local tour guides were knowledgeable, spoke English extremely well and were Read more”
Shared air-conditioned shuttle from Antigua to Lanquín for Semuc Champey, hotel pickup included, about 8.5 hours.

“The bus was clean, comfortable, safe and we arrived relatively quickly. We started 8 am and arrived at 6 pm in Lanquín. The driver observed the rest period correctly. Every stop was clean and cultured.”
Cultural walk near Semuc Champey in Lanquin: village stroll, suspension bridge views, and a home-cooked Mayan lunch for $35.

“The guide was very knowledgeable of the region's culture and nature. Great walk on the local hills and village, finnished by the lunch we have cooked with the local Mayan lady. Highly recommenend!”
A long, value-packed day trip from Guatemala City to Semuc Champey with hotel pickup, a 4x4 ride, expert guide, and pool time.

“A long journey but worth 100%. If you have time and endure long journeys it is a beautiful and magical place to see.”
3 days from Guatemala City to Cobán, Semuc Champey, and caves, with a guided hike, lantern-lit caverns, swimming pools, and 2 nights lodging.

“My friend and I had such an amazing time!!! Special thanks to our guide, Pedro, who was not only nice and friendly, but also very helpful about everything!!! He made our tour more memorable... :) Thank you!!”
3 days in Alta Verapaz, from Cobán’s Quetzal forest hike to Semuc Champey pools and two cave adventures, guided in a small group.

Private full-day Semuc Champey tour from Coban with hotel pickup, a certified guide, scenic drive, and time to swim under the limestone bridge.

“Paid 225 USD for this private tour. Guide and driver where delightful but tour was way expensive for what I got. Round trip Transportation from Guat City to Panajachel Round trip public boat ride to Santiago Lunch was a banana and a bottled water Tour of indoor local markeRead more”
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