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Visit magical Lake Atitlan with this full-day trip. Travelers from around the world flock to this natural wonder for its gleaming waters and volcano views. After a scenic ferry ride you’ll arrive at the lakeside town of Santiago Atitlán. As you explore on foot, you’ll see locals in traditional dress and have a chance to visit quirky deity Maximón. Enjoy lunch and shopping back in Panajachel before your tour concludes.

If you're in Cobán and want to spend some time in the middle of nature, this is the kind of tour for you. Come join us to visit this spectacular place full of trees and fresh air. Experience the feeling of peace when we arrive at Las Victorias National Park close to the City of Cobán. Have the chance to do birdwatching and also spot other animals that live in this region such as squirrels, armadillos, rabbits, and fishes on the lagoon. The lagoon houses a crocodile and a lizard turtle, if we're lucky enough we'll have the opportunity to see them. Go grab your comfy walking shoes and join us!

Considered one of the most popular places to visit in Guatemala, Semuc Champey, located in Las Verapaces, is a lush, tropical park with jungle views, caves, and swimming holes. On this private all-day tour from Coban, get a bird’s-eye view of the natural turquoise pools of the park then take a refreshing dip in the water. Following that, explore Lanquin Caves, which the Mayans used to believe were the entrance to the infraworld (a place that exists parallel to your own). Even now, some Mayan ceremonies still take place there.

Discover the enchanting landscapes of Guatemala’s Semuc Champey Natural Monument when you embark on this full-day tour from Coban. With a private guide, travel to this natural paradise characterized by its vibrant, turquoise natural pools. Spend time admiring the landscapes, snapping photos, and swimming in the refreshing waters.

Discover Guatemala’s geologic history and mystical Mayan customs on a full-day tour to the Rey Marcos Caves. With a private guide, walk through the caves that feature hanging bridges, lagoons, caves, and an underground river. Learn how the Mayans believed these caves were the entrance to a spiritual world and how communities still perform ceremonies here.