Semuc Champey

Of to a great day exploring Semuc Champey. It was the indigenous Maya Q'eqchi communities that named this magical place. “Semuc Champey,” which means “the river that hides in the mountain.” It consists of a natural 300 m limestone bridge, under which the Cahabón River passes.

We got picked up by a pickup truck that :-) where we spent 45 minutes on the back shaking around and enjoying the view and ride.

When we arrived at the national park we expected to see just the water pools. However we got surprised by doing a cave tour with candles. And after that we hiked up to the lookout before we went into the crystal clear water pools.Read more