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Semuc Champey

Semuc Champey

Suspended above the Cahabón River, the turquoise limestone pools of Semuc Champey cascade down through the heart of the Alta Verapaz mountains, near Lanquín.

Rivière Dulce

Dulce River

A 43 km tropical river linking Lake Izabal to the Caribbean Sea, the Rio Dulce flows through a limestone canyon and several nature reserves.

Rio Cahabon

Cahabon River

The Cahabón River stretches across Alta Verapaz for 196 km. Class III-IV rafting, turquoise limestone pools of Semuc Champey, caves and hot springs.

Parc national Laguna del Tigre

Laguna del Tigre National Park

In the heart of Petén, Laguna del Tigre National Park combines dense jungle, rare wildlife and the Maya site of Waka El Perú. An adventure off the beaten path.

Chichicastenango

Chichicastenango

Discover Chichicastenango, a K'iche' Maya town perched at 2,030m: vibrant market, Iglesia Santo Tomas, Arco de Gukumatz and unique syncretic rituals.

Petén

Petén department is one of Guatemala's most stunning regions, especially for those who love hiking, bird watching, and archaeological discoveries. Forest walks, zip-lining, encounters with local wildlife and flora… It's truly the premier destination for nature lovers from around the world.

Las Verapaces

Las Verapaces

Nature lovers and jungle trekking enthusiasts flock each year to the Las Verapaces region in central Guatemala. Surrounded by several mountain ranges, this vast territory overflows with natural reserves and incredible ecotourism sites.