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Semuc Champey, Cobán & Quetzal 3-Day Tour

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Natural pools, a city with more than 400 years of history, and Guatemala's national bird are the components of this 3-day tour of Semuc Champey, Cobán, and the Quetzal Sanctuary.

3-Day Tour Details

Day 1

We will pick you up from your hotel in Guatemala City and travel to Cobán. On the way, we will visit the Quetzal Refuge to try to spot the national bird of Guatemala. Following the visit, we will take you to your accommodation in Cobán for two nights. You will have the afternoon free to explore local sites such as El Calvario church, the Cathedral, and La Paz Park.

Day 2

After breakfast, we will travel by 4x4 to Semuc Champey, arriving after a 2-hour drive. We will hike through the Tropical Forest of Semuc Champey to a viewpoint overlooking the Cahabón River and the natural pools. After this, we will have a picnic and explore the Lanquín caves. We will return to your hotel in Cobán for the night.

Day 3

The final day will focus on returning to Guatemala City, with a stop at the Rey Marcos Caves for exploration. You will observe various mineral formations. There will be a lunch break before completing the journey, with an estimated drop-off at your hotel by 5 pm.

Tour Accommodation

This tour includes two nights' accommodation in a double or triple room at the Park Hotel Resort in Cobán (4 stars). Children aged 3 to 11 will share the room with their parents or guardians on an extra bed.

Preise

Inklusive

  • Hotel pickup & drop–off
  • Transport by minibus or bus and offroading vehicle
  • English–speaking guide
  • 2 nights accommodation with breakfast in a 4–star hotel
  • Admission tickets
  • Safety equipment to visit the Rey Marcos Caves

Nicht inklusive

  • Lunches and dinners
  • Drinks

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