Beautiful place, Worth the hike to the top, to see the amazing birds eye views below. About 30 mins hike to the top with small fruit shacks along the way by locals, for nibbling long the hike. Once the hike is done. Head down to the natural pools and enjoy the dip in them.

One of the most beautiful places I’ve ever been to. Not crowded and water is super clear. There are many pools so it doesn’t feel crowded. The mirador is a must see but it’s not easy as we took our kids and one of them struggled. The only thing I regret is not being able to go for more than 1 day. 2 days at least.

Super relaxing pools and waterfalls. Skip the guide and go yourself. The mirador is a nice uphill stair hike/climb. Bring a book, buy sliced mango once in the park and spend you’re day here. DO NOT EAT AT THE RESTAURANT AT THE YELLOW BRIDGE.

Definitely worth the visit! I would recommend going early in the morning so that you can avoid the huge crowds. I would also recommend going uphill first and then going downhill towards the lake after the hike, else you’ll be wet while hiking :). There were 2 lovely dogs accompanying us up the hill, which was nice! At the top there were some locals selling some food/drinks if I remember correctly. The hike isn’t so challenging and the route is quite clear. Bring some food and water and you’ll be fine. Oh and make sure to bring a mosquito spray, these are terrible here..

Beautiful place with fresh natural pools. The hike to the top is a 30mins one way uphill to see the top view of the pools. It’s nice to see the aerial view of the pools. I would not recommend this to someone not into hiking. Along the hike you will find locals selling fruit, soda and water. There are lockers for keeping the stuff safe while you swim across the pools. It’s great to chill in a pool even if you don’t want to swim.

Absolutely beautiful place, if you take a tour here you'll start off by exploring the water caves with candles and you'll go about 1km inside (the total length of the caves is 11km- possibly can explore the rest if you go by yourself or arrange differently) and you'll be swimming and climbing at some points. After they'll take you to the waterfalls for a swim, lunch then a hike up to the viewpoint for an aerial view of the pools, then down to get fresh as you'll be very sweaty after the straight upward hike. The pools are very lovely to swim in and for photos, if you have a waterproof phone case/cover I'd recommend bringing it, especially for the water caves. Don't miss this place.

Very beautiful place! I like the very clear pools you can swim in. There's little fish 🐟🐠 that like to check you out😀 which I found disturbing trying to sit and relax as they are constantly nibbling at you 😎. Great experience otherwise!

It takes a long time to get here from Flores and Guatemala City - up to 12 hours by bus on very rocky roads! When you arrive there are limited choices to stay but highly recommend Greengo’s. Semuc is a short walk up there hills. The view is good and you are allowed in the water to swim. Take water shoes that have some grip. You can buy these from locals prior to entering. There is a trek to a view point that is tough but rewarding. Take plenty of water, there are locals selling coconut water and fruit on the way. A long time travelling and I would question if it is worth it… Cash only.

Definitely worth the visit. Super peaceful and a great way to enjoy the nature. Unfortunately it is full of tourists so it can get very busy so highly recommend getting there very early. You can enter park and go out to enjoy a buffet of great local food for lunch then Re-enter the park for the afternoon. Hike up to the top for a great view.

Definitely a highlight of my trip to Guatemala. Stunningly beautiful from both the lookout and the pools themselves. I did the cave tour/tubing before visiting the park and highly recommend, even if it's a little pricey at ~100Q. The only thing I'd skip is the rope swing into the river because it's not very deep and it's hard to not land awkwardly, plus there are a few other much nicer opportunities to jump into deeper water later in the tour. The hike to the summit takes roughly an hour and has a bunch of places to stop and rest where you can buy cold drinks from the locals. Definitely do the hike before swimming because it's sweaty and you can cool off in the pools when you're done.

This place is difficult to get to, but it's well worth it. It is a series of pools, interconnected by beautiful waterfalls. The scenery around it is beautiful, set between two high mountains. The water is crystal clear and not too cold to swim in. It's even possible to slide down some of the waterfalls into the pools on the next levels down. There is a viewpoint that you can climb to up a long series of rock steps and wooden staircases. This takes around half an hour to climb and is really very demanding, but the views from the top are breathtaking. At the entrance, there are vendors selling freshly prepared food, but if you want some, get it before you enter as there are none near the pools. There are toilets, changing rooms and even lockers to place your items, although it seems that you need to bring your own padlocks to lock them. Many people just leave their bags by the side of the pools though and although it's not guaranteed, it seems quite safe to do so.

It’s one of Guatemala’s top tourist destinations but quite off the beaten track so you don’t have to share it with too many. It’s pretty but in the end just a fancy river in the jungle… Excess road is rough but doable in a soccer mom 4WD SUV.

Absolutely stunning! The natural pools are crystal clear and make for a lovely swim (and beautiful pictures). We went in by ourselves on day 1 and with a tour on day 2 which was perfect because it gives you the time to explore but also to combine with the caving (which was awesome) and tubing and be with a group. Tip: the shallow part right after the lockers is a great place for a natural fish spa, just put your feet in the water and the fish will come to you :)

Great place to visit on a sunny day. I think it is a little over hyped in the travel community. But the nature pools are really pretty and the water is clean to swim in. A steep 30 min hike to the view point. Recommend to avoid flip flops. 50Q entrance.

Once in a lifetime experience! BRING CASH before entering Lanquin-Semuc. Cash only and not many locations for ATM. Enjoy the friendly Q’eqchi’ Mayan people and their culture, and the views!!! The pools offer a fun, exploratory and also lazy day on the river. Please make sure to be aware that if coming from Lake Atitlan or Antigua-Guat City, it’ll take between 7-10 hours shuttle ride each way (Guat is closest, with Atitlan being the farthest). We stayed at a private location, so we can’t attest to the Hostels. But get to Semuc early, hike the Mirador views (stunnning), then head to the other side of the mirador path, alllll the way down to the northern side of Semuc and slowly swim and chill your way down (some places offer deep enough spaces to jump and dive while others don’t so be mindful!). There’s tubing down the river, that we didn’t do. But we did the Kamba Caves (look around for Freddy, he was the best tour guide), and boy, what an experience. Follow directions carefully and bring strong water shoes. Smells a bit funky but go with the flow. Holding candles like the Mayans used to do, and go through some fun rituals (face painting). Having a waterproof phone case is great if you want pictures. Headlamps are okay but not really needed. Candle wax didn’t bother me too much but know it’ll burn on your hands and arms, so just move the candle down to let the wax melt into the water. Overall, a true one day experience is all you need here. 9-3pm is perfect amount of time. Don’t worry. You’ll get plenty of locals offering to sell you beers, drinks and food. A must experience, and worth the journey to some but not to others.

One of the best experience in Guatemala for sure! The road is very rocky, therefore I don’t recommed to go with your own car. Also, best experience with the guide. At first I was a bit sceptical, but once we started exploring caves and going to places I would never have found by myself I was absolutely over the moon. Guide Daniel is best +502 3227 4500

Really pret. Some crazy roads getting out there. We rented a truck and it's about half the time to drive on your own than it is to take the bus supposedly. The park entrance is just past the restaurant And hostel after you cross the yellow bridge. The entrance fee is something like 50q per adult. Mirador is very vertical but cool view. Do it first. If you do that, it spits you out right at the upper pools and you can make your way down either in the pools or on the walkways. It's a really beautiful place.

Nice Pools of Water and River to bathe. But the drive to get here is not worth the Views. It is highly over rated. Additionally please be Very Careful!! The Food Places often try to Rob Tourist! They will offer you one Price and after eating the Meal they will increase the cost on you! I suggest Do Not Participate in any of the Locals food or Dishes! Very Unsanitary and Dishonest people!! I do Not Recommend going here!!!

Wonderful place! The road to arrive here is getting better and better, so far, it's already an easy ride!

Very beautiful place, a small entrance fee but well worth it. Great views from the lookout and lively spots to swim in. Really enjoyed my day here.

Pretty cool place, would recommend going, clear waters and nice to chill in on a hot day, the hike is worth it although steep. 50 to enter per person, they are rebuilding the main road to the waterfalls so sometimes you might have to wait to enter the road

Favorite place visited in all Guatemala! What a paradise this place is. If you go, I suggest to stay at Greengo’s which is only a 10-15min walk from Semuc Champey. We were able to visit it two days in a row which was amazing.

Great place to relax where the Earth swallows the water... That's the literal translation. Walk up to the mirador and have a look. Walk down and swim in the pools. Find your way in a dark cave. Jump off the big rock at the waterfall. Tube down the river. Three days is plenty long enough to visit here. Stay at GreenGos for Internet and food. Stay at El Portal if you want to disconnect.

We went to see the bats coming out which supposedly happens at 615 or 630. At 710 after waiting around for an hour someone told us that they don't turn the lights off to trigger the bats leaving until everyone is out of the cave. There were two guys doing who knows what in the cave so about 40 people were just there waiting for them to leave. No one does or says anything. It's insanity.

Amazing place to visit. We stopped here on our way back from Semuc. 30q for foreigners and 10 for parking. The caves are amazing, there are lights inside and you can enter without a guide. We were alone exploring the amazing huge cave system. Very worth it!

Great views , just beware of hustlers trying to take advantage of tourists as anywhere else

What an adventure. This cavetour is crazy. We were very early so we kinda had a private tour just the guide and me and my girlfriend. it was insane for me to see that we entered the cave just with some candles - no helmet, no swimvest, no flashlights nothing. While it is somewhat frightening it is also super exciting. The Guide always tells you what to do and what to look out for. you can bring a waterproof phone or camera if you like. you will have to swimm, climb and probably hurt yourself a little while doing so. I recommend wearing water shoes. If you don't have any you can rent them there or you can buy them from a local for about 5$ a pair. There are also families selling food and little children selling chocolate close to the entrance. Buy it! the food is great and the chocolate is amazing and totally handmade (we saw that first hand) and the people living there are very poor. all in all an amazing place and a great adventure.

Went to the tubing on the river in a hot afternoon , solo with a guide . Real good experience, nice little river rapids at some point and in the complet jungle . 45min long, you come back in tuktuk after . I recommend trying it !!

This review is specifically for the tubing. Beware! This river flows very fast (at least when we were here in dec). You have to navigate many turns and avoid hitting the low hanging limbs. Super rough conditions and if you fall off the tube, it’s challenging to get back up due to the fast and hard current. I highly advise against bringing your phone on this adventure. My tube ran into tree limbs which flipped me over in a backwards somersault and that’s when the phone slipped off my neck. I had to focus on breathing (each time I’d pop up for air another branch would push me down). It was once I stabilized and got back to my tube when I realized the phone was gone. Definitely don’t do this tubing on your own if you aren’t a local. You really need a guide to lead you. I’d recommend tubing near Semuc instead of this river, as the waters were less rough there. If anyone happens to find my phone, message me :)

Unexplored caves where a river borns, nature reigns here, there is around 400 meters with ilumination and from there is full darkness and it depends on you to explore, there is also a underground cenote. Amazing place.

Amazing place! Watch the bats coming out the cave at 6.30 pm!

A HUGE cave, amazing!!! You walk inside unsupervised and you can easily get lost there. Even though they have lights installed, a torch is a must. Extremely slippery, wear proper shoes. The parking is 10Q and entrance is 30Q per person. You don't need a guide, just go straight to the cave and enjoy exploring.

La entrada está a unos 200 metros de la carretera. Preferente llegar en vehículo 4x4 o una camioneta alta por la terracería. Los precios son de Q65 para nacionales, incluye: video educativo sobre la fundación de la Orquigonia; guía para el recorrido de 30 minutos aproximadamente; repelente de mosquitos; lupa para observar las orquídeas más pequeñas y degustación de té al finalizar el recorrido. También hay puntos para tomar fotografías de recuerdo, área para acampar y puedes comprar algunas especies de orquídeas. Lo más resaltable es que puedes ver a la Monja Blanca si ha floreado (Adjunto fotografía). (Translated by Google) The entrance is about 200 meters from the road. It is preferable to arrive by 4x4 vehicle or a tall truck on the dirt road. Prices are Q65 for nationals, includes: educational video about the founding of Orquigonia; guide for the approximately 30-minute tour; mosquito repellent; magnifying glass to observe the smallest orchids and tea tasting at the end of the tour. There are also spots to take souvenir photos, a camping area and you can buy some species of orchids. The most notable thing is that you can see the White Nun if it has flowered (Photograph attached).

Coban Alta Verapaz Guatemala. Very friendly reception and information

Amazing walk through the rain forest just outside of Coban, Guatemala. Beautiful orchids, dozens of varieties. Just spectacular.

Awesome place with one of the last true Verapaz ecosystem

Love it !!! It’s a beautiful place, I went on raining season but I enjoy it!! We met the owner and enjoy his stories. And the tea a the end of the tour. Orquídeas are seasonal so you only will see the ones that are on the time of your visit.

El paquete de Q75 incluye visita guiada por el lugar en donde se explica la historia de las orquídeas, los tipos de orquídeas y otros detalles. El recorrido es de una hora aproximadamente y es posible apreciar distintas flores dependiendo la época, ya que las orquídeas florecen en distintas temporadas, así como también apreciar el avistamiento de aves y animales dentro de la zona. El personal es muy agradable y son pacientes con el ritmo del visitante. Al finalizar es posible comprar orquídeas de manera legal y recuerditos como imanes, pulseras, llaveros, libros, tazas, entre otros; además de disfrutar de un té caliente como parte del paquete. También cuentan con opciones de alojamiento: área de carpas, cabañas y dormir dentro de un Volkswagen escarabajo modificado. (Translated by Google) The Q75 package includes a guided tour of the place where the history of orchids, the types of orchids and other details are explained. The tour lasts approximately one hour and it is possible to see different flowers depending on the season, since orchids bloom in different seasons, as well as appreciate the sighting of birds and animals within the area. The staff is very nice and they are patient with the visitor's pace. At the end it is possible to legally buy orchids and souvenirs such as magnets, bracelets, keychains, books, mugs, among others; as well as enjoying hot tea as part of the package. They also have accommodation options: tent area, cabins and sleeping inside a modified Volkswagen Beetle.

Excellent and informative tour. Interesting to learn about orchids and see so many. This place is doing excellent conservation work in the midst of a lot of a deforestation. Come here to show your support and to learn something new. 75Q for a guided tour and cup of tea at the end. Easy to reach by bus from Cobán. Take a bus opposite Plaza Magdalena heading in the direction of Guatamala city/ San Cristóbal Verapaz and ask to get off at the Orquigonia. Should cost between Q3 - Q5. Great half day activity.

Un hermoso lugar de conservación de la orquídea, con una variedad impresionante. Belleza e información desde el inicio hasta el final del recorrido. El guía proporciono mucha información (Translated by Google) A beautiful orchid conservation site, with an impressive variety. Beauty and information from the beginning to the end of the tour. The guide provided a lot of information

Unique experience! We had an English speaking guided tour. You can bring your dog on leash.

A beautiful spot to get out of the concrete jungle and into the real jungle. They preserve orchids from all over Guatemala and have an incredible collection that you explore while walking around their beautifully crafted grounds. They are literally doing gods work and protecting the beautiful floral diversity of Guatemala. Totally worth a stop for a tour of the park (Q75/person) and a tea in the jungle after. The girls working the store were super helpful about other things to do in Coban. Get here by taking a bus from near the mall for Q3 and then stop at Casa Cacao on the way back to Coban to eat chocolate infused dishes.

One of the best short experiences we’ve had in Guatemala. Our guide, Rueben was awesome (although we did feel bad for asking so many questions!). The visit can take about an hour but can be longer if you’re taking photos and walking slow. The Coban tea at the end was a lovely touch, as was the book of bird feathers (which Diana showed us!).

It was the off-season when we visited so there was less to see but there's always something and this is a good place to support. About: The Orquigonia in Cobán Guatemala holds a special place as a botanical sanctuary dedicated to preserving the region's rich orchid diversity. It began with a vision to conserve these delicate flowers and educate visitors about their importance in local ecosystems. Orquigonia stands out for its extensive collection of orchid species, carefully curated to showcase the beauty and variety of these plants. The project originated from a passion for orchids and a desire to protect them from habitat destruction. Through education, conservation efforts, and stunning displays, Orquigonia has become a haven for orchid enthusiasts and a beacon of biodiversity preservation in Guatemala.

Absolutely amazing. The miniature orchids are mind blowing, I've never seen anything like that before. You don't need a reservation, just turn up and you'll be assigned a guide to show you around the garden. The price for foreigners was 50Q and includes a guided tour plus a cup of tea at the end. All staff were super lovely and knowledgeable about the orchids and the birds you can spot here (we saw toucans and hummingbirds).

Lugar para amantes de flores, poder descubrir orquídeas miniatura, toda una experiencia con buena explicación (Translated by Google) Place for flower lovers, being able to discover miniature orchids, an experience with good explanation

A great place to visit and learn about Guatemalan Orchids. Guided tours in real natural orchid habitats, a must see in Coban

A beautiful place💯👍🏼💯

Es un lugar precioso, vale muchísimo la pena visitar, la atención es muy buena , además todo el año se puede apreciar una gran variedad de orquídeas. Y al final se disfruta de un rico té 😋. (Translated by Google) It is a beautiful place, it is very worth visiting, the attention is very good, and you can see a great variety of orchids all year round. And at the end you enjoy a delicious tea 😋.

That location is not the entrance to Biotopo. The Main entrance in located just next to the Ranchitos del Quetzal. For the price of 60Q (for foreigners) is definitely not worth it. If you want to see Quetzals, you can do in ONLY around December-January. In other months, it’s just a nice hike in the cloud forest. Also Be aware that the park is opening now at 8 am (NOT 7:00) so definitely too late for birds watching.

The price of 60 GTQ for foreigners is way too expensive for an hope to see the quetzal (almost only a chance to see it in December and January before 10am). Basically it is a walk into the jungle. I put 2 stars because the jungle itself is very beautiful. However, if jungle is not a must to do for you, I would recommend to skip this place (and spend less time in Coban to enjoy an other place ?)

Amazing place, a beautiful rainforest that you must visit, I took the longest way and took me around 3hrs total, you can be in a natural place where the only noise you can hear is the birds. It's nice for be there alone, with family and friends, recommend

Amazing trail through the cloud forest. You can even swim in the pools at the end of your walk

Great place to breath pure air, there are 2 trails here, 1 short for 2 kilometers and one long that is 4 kilometers. Lots of stairs so you may want to avoid taking small children on the long trail

Toller Guide. Und ne schöne Ecke um den Urwald kennen zu lernen. (Translated by Google) Great guide. And a nice corner to get to know the jungle.

Great hike through a beautiful forest. Unfortunately we didnt see a quetzal but it was still a great expierence with nice views.

Absolutely amazing hike through a jungle / rainforest environment. There is a large walk that takes about 2 hours and a shorter walker takes about 1 hour. We chose the one hour with our five kids and it was just right. I think the price is a little steep, I think we paid eight or nine dollars per person. We were driving from Guatemala City to Lanquin, so didn't have as much time to just relax and enjoy a few hours there.

A nice walk amongst the Guatemalan rainforest if you have a few hours in the Tactic region. The view at the lookout is great.

Natural reserve. One hour from Coban. For international visitors is 50 quetzals the entrance. If you love hiking and nature you will live this reserve. You can make a short and a long hiking. Short it's about one hour. They have water and bathrooms available. Go in comfortable clothing and shoes.

Best visit early in the morning. Bring heats of water, and some snacks, yet certainly a must go whilst in Coban or surroundings.

Einfach besuchen. Lohnt sich. Sehr beeindruckend. Gibt eine längeren bzw kurzen Weg. Teils anstrengende , aber kurze Anstiegen Kleiner Parkplatz (Translated by Google) Just visit. It's worth it. Very impressive. There is a longer or short way. Some strenuous but short climbs Small parking lot

We went to see the bats coming out which supposedly happens at 615 or 630. At 710 after waiting around for an hour someone told us that they don't turn the lights off to trigger the bats leaving until everyone is out of the cave. There were two guys doing who knows what in the cave so about 40 people were just there waiting for them to leave. No one does or says anything. It's insanity.

Amazing place to visit. We stopped here on our way back from Semuc. 30q for foreigners and 10 for parking. The caves are amazing, there are lights inside and you can enter without a guide. We were alone exploring the amazing huge cave system. Very worth it!

Great views , just beware of hustlers trying to take advantage of tourists as anywhere else

What an adventure. This cavetour is crazy. We were very early so we kinda had a private tour just the guide and me and my girlfriend. it was insane for me to see that we entered the cave just with some candles - no helmet, no swimvest, no flashlights nothing. While it is somewhat frightening it is also super exciting. The Guide always tells you what to do and what to look out for. you can bring a waterproof phone or camera if you like. you will have to swimm, climb and probably hurt yourself a little while doing so. I recommend wearing water shoes. If you don't have any you can rent them there or you can buy them from a local for about 5$ a pair. There are also families selling food and little children selling chocolate close to the entrance. Buy it! the food is great and the chocolate is amazing and totally handmade (we saw that first hand) and the people living there are very poor. all in all an amazing place and a great adventure.

Went to the tubing on the river in a hot afternoon , solo with a guide . Real good experience, nice little river rapids at some point and in the complet jungle . 45min long, you come back in tuktuk after . I recommend trying it !!

This review is specifically for the tubing. Beware! This river flows very fast (at least when we were here in dec). You have to navigate many turns and avoid hitting the low hanging limbs. Super rough conditions and if you fall off the tube, it’s challenging to get back up due to the fast and hard current. I highly advise against bringing your phone on this adventure. My tube ran into tree limbs which flipped me over in a backwards somersault and that’s when the phone slipped off my neck. I had to focus on breathing (each time I’d pop up for air another branch would push me down). It was once I stabilized and got back to my tube when I realized the phone was gone. Definitely don’t do this tubing on your own if you aren’t a local. You really need a guide to lead you. I’d recommend tubing near Semuc instead of this river, as the waters were less rough there. If anyone happens to find my phone, message me :)

Unexplored caves where a river borns, nature reigns here, there is around 400 meters with ilumination and from there is full darkness and it depends on you to explore, there is also a underground cenote. Amazing place.

Amazing place! Watch the bats coming out the cave at 6.30 pm!

A HUGE cave, amazing!!! You walk inside unsupervised and you can easily get lost there. Even though they have lights installed, a torch is a must. Extremely slippery, wear proper shoes. The parking is 10Q and entrance is 30Q per person. You don't need a guide, just go straight to the cave and enjoy exploring.

Beautiful and the cave paintings amazong!!!

Cool place

Mystic place

(Translated by Google) It is a place where you have a very pleasant experience, the caves are very beautiful. However, it is not always open to the public but on the outside there is a sign with some telephone numbers that you can call to contact the managers, they give you the route, it is more or less 30 minutes walking to the first cave, they provide you with a helmet and flashlight to enter the caves, the place is surprising and it is a unique experience. (Original) Es un lugar en el que se vive una experiencia muy agradable, las cuevas son muy bonitas. Sin embargo no siempre está abierto al público pero en la parte de afuera hay un rótulo con unos números de teléfono a los que se llama para contactar a los encargados, ellos le dan a uno el recorrido, son más o menos 30 minutos caminando hasta la primera cueva, ellos le proporcionan a uno casco y linterna para poder entrar en las cuevas, el lugar es sorprendente y es una experiencia única.

(Translated by Google) The Tour is the best. One of the most exciting and attractive experiences. The place is beautiful, the guides are friendly, respectful and give you precise and clear instructions. You must bring water to drink, comfortable clothing, sunscreen and repellent. What I didn't like is that the entrance is full of garbage, they should clean it up. The cost of the tour is super cheap. (Original) El Tour es lo mejor. Una de las experiencias más emocionantes y atractivas. El lugar es precioso, los guías amables, respetuosos y te dan las instrucciones precisas y claras. Debes traer agua para tomar, ropa cómoda, bloqueador y repelente. Lo que no me gustó es que en la entrada está llena de basura, deberían limpiar. El costo del tour es super barato.

(Translated by Google) I had an incredible adventure visiting these caves. You walk one minute from the road on easy terrain until you reach the entrance. I went with Kashem, they rappelled into the cave, I went down the steps, which were already very damaged, I broke a couple when I stood up, the truth is, those steps made of wood but already rotten due to the environmental conditions were a bit scary. time. Being inside the cave is impressive, the vault is enormous, there are also some holes through which one enters the cave, in complete darkness. (Original) Una increible aventura tuve al visitar estas cuevas. Se camina uno minutos desde la carretera por terreno fácil hasta llegar a la entrada. Yo fui con Kashem, ellos hicieron rapel en la cueva, yo bajé por las gradas, las cuales estaban ya muy dañadas, rompí un par al pararme, la verdad daba algo de miedo esas gradas hechas de madera pero ya podrida por las condiciones ambientales y el tiempo. Estar dentro de la cueva es impresionante, es enorme la bóveda, además hay unos agujeros con los cuales uno ingresa a la gruta, en completa obscuridad.

(Translated by Google) Super interesting, you have to walk about 20-30 minutes to get to the first cave, the second is 5 minutes further away. For the latter you can rappel down 80 meters or on completely vertical stairs. They charged us 75 Q per person, there is somewhere to park the car. (Original) Super interesantes, hay que caminar como 20-30 minutos para llegar a la primera cueva, la segunda queda 5 minutos más allá. Para esta última se puede bajar en rappel 80 metros o en unas escaleras totalmente verticales. Nos cobraron 75 Q por persona, hay donde parquear el carro.