We will start our adventure by picking you up at the agreed point in Antigua Guatemala or Guatemala City. We should start as early as possible to avoid the usual congestion of Guatemala City, be able to enjoy the stops along the way and be able to get to Semuc Champey in good time.

We will stop at the Quetzal Biotope so you can see the natural habitat of this emblematic bird that has had a preponderant role in the region both in the time

We will pass through the city of Cobán in the department of Alta Verapaz. The Verapaces area is a fascinating destination in Guatemala, full of charms and mysteries. During this part of the tour you will appreciate its lush landscapes, with green hills, waterfalls and crystal clear rivers. The wet and cool climate creates a perfect environment for nature. Coban is the heart of the Q'eqchi' people, and offers a rich cultural heritage. As for exploration and adventure, one of the best-known destinations in the region and the country is where we are headed, Semuc Champey, the Cahabón River and the Grottos de Lanquín. Due to its climate this region is ideal for high quality coffee plantations and the conservation of orchids, both in natural conditions and in nurseries

San Pedro Carchá is a municipality full of history and culture in the department of Alta Verapaz, Guatemala. San Pedro Carchá is known for its rich cultural heritage of the Q'eqchi' people, who have preserved their traditions, language and customs over the centuries. The village was founded in 1537. San Pedro Carchá is one of the largest producers of cardamom in the world, which has a significant impact on the national economy of Guatemala, during our tour you will be able to observe these plantations.

We will arrive at our destination for the day, Semuc Champey, I can assure you that it will be an unforgettable experience of the beauties that nature has for us. The stunning turquoise pools in the middle of the jungle, perfect for swimming and relaxing in its crystal clear waters. You can observe a unique natural phenomenon where the Cahabón River flows under a stone bridge, creating the pools on the surface. We will have time for a challenging but rewarding hike to the viewpoint that offers panoramic views of the pools.