Discover Guatemala’s hidden gems on a 4-day private tour. Swim in turquoise pools, explore Mayan ruins, and sail through stunning landscapes.
Discover Guatemala’s hidden gems on a 4-day private tour. Swim in turquoise pools, explore Mayan ruins, and sail through stunning landscapes.
Antigua Guatemala to Semuc Champey
Antigua - The journey begins with a pick-up at the designated location in either Antigua Guatemala or Guatemala City. An early start is recommended to avoid the usual traffic in Guatemala City, allowing for enjoyable stops along the way and a timely arrival at Semuc Champey.
Biotopo del Quetzal - A stop at…
Antigua Guatemala to Semuc Champey
Antigua - The journey begins with a pick-up at the designated location in either Antigua Guatemala or Guatemala City. An early start is recommended to avoid the usual traffic in Guatemala City, allowing for enjoyable stops along the way and a timely arrival at Semuc Champey.
Biotopo del Quetzal - A stop at the Quetzal Biotope offers a chance to witness the natural habitat of this iconic bird, which has played a significant role in the region’s history.
Coban - The tour passes through Cobán in the Alta Verapaz department. The Verapaces area is a captivating destination in Guatemala, rich with charm and mystery. This part of the tour showcases lush landscapes, green hills, waterfalls, and clear rivers. The cool, wet climate is ideal for nature, making Coban the heart of the Q’eqchi’ people and a place of rich cultural heritage. Semuc Champey, the Cahabón River, and the Grottos de Lanquín are among the region’s most renowned destinations. The climate supports high-quality coffee plantations and orchid conservation, both naturally and in nurseries.
San Pedro Carcha - San Pedro Carchá, a municipality steeped in history and culture in Alta Verapaz, Guatemala, is known for its rich Q’eqchi’ cultural heritage, preserved over centuries. Founded in 1537, San Pedro Carchá is a leading global producer of cardamom, significantly impacting Guatemala’s national economy. The tour includes views of these plantations.
Semuc Champey - The day’s destination, Semuc Champey, promises an unforgettable experience of nature’s beauty. The stunning turquoise pools amidst the jungle are perfect for swimming and relaxing in crystal-clear waters. Witness a unique natural phenomenon where the Cahabón River flows beneath a stone bridge, forming surface pools. There will be time for a challenging yet rewarding hike to a viewpoint offering panoramic views of the pools.
Semuc Champey to Isle of Flowers
Cuevas de K’anba - After breakfast, the tour proceeds to the entrance of the Kanba caves, where an underground river guides visitors through impressive vaults, pools, and passageways.
For those opting out of this activity, additional time can be spent at Semuc Champey or enjoying the hotel’s natural surroundings.
Rio Cahabon - Exiting the caves, participants can swing into the Cahabon River’s waters and float along the calm river in an inflatable tube.
Malecon Isla De Flores - The journey continues to the Isle of Flowers for an overnight stay, where the island’s attractions can be enjoyed.
Located in Peten Itza Lake, in the Peten Department, the island is considered the heart of the Mayan world due to its numerous and significant archaeological sites.
On the island, stroll along cobblestone streets, walk the sea wall, admire the region’s colonial architecture, and enjoy moments in various restaurants, bars, and craft shops.
Sunrise Tour in Tikal
Tikal National Park - This tour’s highlight, without diminishing the importance of other visited sites, is ideal for those eager to explore Tikal, the region’s most significant tourist attraction. Tikal is the most prominent and emblematic Mayan archaeological site discovered and restored to date, located in Petén, Guatemala.
The tour begins at 3 am, departing from the hotel to reach Tikal Park while it’s still dark. Participants will navigate jungle paths to the highest pyramid to witness the sunrise amidst the lush jungle. After dawn, breakfast is followed by a walk through paths leading to various squares and main temples of this incredible Mayan city.
Rio Dulce - Following the Tikal tour, the journey continues to Rio Dulce for an overnight stay to recharge and prepare for the next day’s adventure.
Rio Dulce and Livingston
Livingston - Discover Livingston, the vibrant Afro-Caribbean corner of Guatemala, where the Garifuna culture and the fusion of rainforest and Caribbean beaches create a unique experience. The Caribbean comes alive here with its rhythms, local cuisine, beautiful beaches, and endless adventures.
Rio Dulce - A tour of Rio Dulce reveals the river’s stunning beauty as it winds through a canyon surrounded by dense vegetation.
The region’s typical flora and fauna are on display, making it a birdwatcher’s paradise. Encounters with dolphins or manatees are likely during the tour.
Observe the small boats of fishermen and merchants inhabiting the riverbanks and traveling the river.
Antigua - The tour concludes near Antigua Guatemala or Guatemala City, having explored the country’s eastern side and the Sierra de las Minas.

- Private transportation
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Face-to-face Guide: English, Spanish
- Private transportation
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- Face-to-face Guide: English, Spanish
- Tips
- Food
- Tips
- Food
Experience the adventure, cultural richness, and stunning landscapes of Guatemala. This country is brimming with natural wonders, history, and culture. This tour offers a complete experience: a perfect mix of excitement, history, and natural beauty.
At Semuc Champey, delight in the natural turquoise pools, a hidden paradise in the jungle. Enjoy swimming,…
Experience the adventure, cultural richness, and stunning landscapes of Guatemala. This country is brimming with natural wonders, history, and culture. This tour offers a complete experience: a perfect mix of excitement, history, and natural beauty.
At Semuc Champey, delight in the natural turquoise pools, a hidden paradise in the jungle. Enjoy swimming, tubing on the Cahabon River, and exploring the Kanba Caves.
Discover Tikal, a remarkable archaeological site and one of the most significant in the Mayan world. Walk among ancient temples and pyramids, and take in the breathtaking view from Temple IV.
Sail along Rio Dulce, passing San Felipe Castle, Bird Island, and the stunning canyon until reaching Livingston, a Garifuna village with a unique culture and beautiful beaches.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.