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Semuc Champey

Cahabón River Municipality Of Lanquin, Alta Verapaz, Coban, Guatemala
Description: The Semuc Champey is a stunning natural monument in Alta Verapaz, a 1,000 foot limestone bridge over the Cahabon River, punctuated by stepped turquoise pools, popular for swimming. Tours to the site often involve a hike ...Read More
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Semuc Champey Reviews

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Semuc Champey

  • 5 out of 5 stars by bjoelle@msn.com from Rohnert Park, California
  • July 26, 2005
Semuc Champey
Quote: Cost of Admission = Q25 (March '05) Semuc Champey is truly a natural wonder and not to be missed! I'd read all about it before ever arriving there, but I have to say that I was still overly amazed at what I actually saw.What is the park of Semuc... Read the full Semuc Champey review

From journal En Guate '05- Coban!

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The Cascades of Semuc Champey and Cave at Lanquín

  • 5 out of 5 stars by lcampbell from Port Angeles, Washington
  • August 4, 2004
The Cascades of Semuc Champey and Cave at Lanquín
Quote: The three-hour mountain drive was causing my husband to turn new shades of green. He doesn’t normally get carsick, but he was still recovering from a bout of food poisoning. Honestly, I wasn’t feeling too great myself. The bumps, curves, and... Read the full Semuc Champey review

From journal Great Guatemala Loop Part 2 – Cobán