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Las Conchas Waterfall
Price: 125 Quetzales per person, 2 person minimum
~Includes guide, transportation, special route.~
description: ~supernatural~
trip duration: ~3-6 hours~
level of difficulty: ~moderate~
Drive to the Las Conchas Park (10 minutes) or arrive on foot (25 minutes) from Oasis enjoying the scenery. Cross the river on foot (if the conditions allow) via the limestone shelf or swim across the upper falls (using a dry bag). Enter the primary forest encountering large native trees, exploring the jungle surrounding and dense vegetation. Discover the lower part of the waterfalls returning to the main waterfall upriver. Jump off the 10 meter waterfall (depending on the river level or your fear factor). Take photos from the Mirador, relax, and swim in the massive natural pool to the exposed rock getting up close and personal with the falls. After leaving the Park, stop at the source of the Soselá River before returning to Oasis. The Chiyú River fluctuates depending on the rainfall so we recommend extreme precaution. Take a guide and be ready. Tours depart all year and are never cancelled.
~Entrance fee is not included. Foreigners pay 50 quetzales, nationals pay 20 quetzales.~
~Includes guide, transportation, special route.~
description: ~supernatural~
trip duration: ~3-6 hours~
level of difficulty: ~moderate~
Drive to the Las Conchas Park (10 minutes) or arrive on foot (25 minutes) from Oasis enjoying the scenery. Cross the river on foot (if the conditions allow) via the limestone shelf or swim across the upper falls (using a dry bag). Enter the primary forest encountering large native trees, exploring the jungle surrounding and dense vegetation. Discover the lower part of the waterfalls returning to the main waterfall upriver. Jump off the 10 meter waterfall (depending on the river level or your fear factor). Take photos from the Mirador, relax, and swim in the massive natural pool to the exposed rock getting up close and personal with the falls. After leaving the Park, stop at the source of the Soselá River before returning to Oasis. The Chiyú River fluctuates depending on the rainfall so we recommend extreme precaution. Take a guide and be ready. Tours depart all year and are never cancelled.
~Entrance fee is not included. Foreigners pay 50 quetzales, nationals pay 20 quetzales.~
Setzol Caves
Price: 250 Quetzales per person, 2 person minimum
Includes roundtrip transportation, guide, entrance fee.
description: ~siblime~
trip duration: ~4-8 hours~
level of difficulty: ~moderate to difficult~
Drive to Setzol Community, walk across farmland to the main cave. Enter the large cave complex, go caving, there are several windows overlooking the enormous ceiling and river below, the lighting and colors are intense and the spaces are large and open. Swim and walk in the rainforest. Visit several caves. Caves were sacred to the Mayan people as they were considered to be the underworld. Tours depart all year and are never cancelled.
Includes roundtrip transportation, guide, entrance fee.
description: ~siblime~
trip duration: ~4-8 hours~
level of difficulty: ~moderate to difficult~
Drive to Setzol Community, walk across farmland to the main cave. Enter the large cave complex, go caving, there are several windows overlooking the enormous ceiling and river below, the lighting and colors are intense and the spaces are large and open. Swim and walk in the rainforest. Visit several caves. Caves were sacred to the Mayan people as they were considered to be the underworld. Tours depart all year and are never cancelled.
Soselá Chinayú
Price: 125 Quetzales per person, 2 person minimum
Includes: guide.
Description: ~Exhilarating~
Trip duration: ~1-2 hours~
Level of difficulty: ~easy-moderate~
Take a leisurely journey along pleasant rolling countryside to this clean river with waterfalls. Pass farmland & communities, the terrain is gorgeous, swim, and return watching the sunset.
Includes: guide.
Description: ~Exhilarating~
Trip duration: ~1-2 hours~
Level of difficulty: ~easy-moderate~
Take a leisurely journey along pleasant rolling countryside to this clean river with waterfalls. Pass farmland & communities, the terrain is gorgeous, swim, and return watching the sunset.
13 Springs
Price: 150 per person, 2 person minimum
Includes: Roundtrip transportation and guide.
Description: ~Surreal~
Duration: ~2-4 hours~
Level of difficulty ~moderate~
Cross the Chiyu River in Porvenir Community and walk along flat scenic terrain to 13 Waters ("Osh la who ha"), where there are 13 separate spring origins coming out of the mountain & a small Kekchi community with the same name, it is also possible to drive here.
Includes: Roundtrip transportation and guide.
Description: ~Surreal~
Duration: ~2-4 hours~
Level of difficulty ~moderate~
Cross the Chiyu River in Porvenir Community and walk along flat scenic terrain to 13 Waters ("Osh la who ha"), where there are 13 separate spring origins coming out of the mountain & a small Kekchi community with the same name, it is also possible to drive here.
Peten Jungle Trekking
Price: 200 Quetzales per person, 2 person minimum
Includes: guide.
description: ~out of this world~
trip duration: ~6 hours~
level of difficulty: ~difficult~
Go jungle trekking in the Peten Rainforest far from any roads. Hike challenging steep terrain completing a loop & pass three remote KekChi communities. Astonishing views on route plus a few surprises.
Includes: guide.
description: ~out of this world~
trip duration: ~6 hours~
level of difficulty: ~difficult~
Go jungle trekking in the Peten Rainforest far from any roads. Hike challenging steep terrain completing a loop & pass three remote KekChi communities. Astonishing views on route plus a few surprises.
Gracias a Dios River
Price: 150 Quetzales per person, 2 person minimum
Includes: guide
Description: ~Godly~
Trip duration: ~6 hours~
Level of difficulty: ~moderate to difficult~
Hike down river eventually crossing the Finca Santiago to where the Chiyu and Chahal Rivers meet, forming the Gracias Adios River (where Alta VeraPaz, Peten, and Izabal intersect). Return on the opposite side of the river via Sosela Community.
Includes: guide
Description: ~Godly~
Trip duration: ~6 hours~
Level of difficulty: ~moderate to difficult~
Hike down river eventually crossing the Finca Santiago to where the Chiyu and Chahal Rivers meet, forming the Gracias Adios River (where Alta VeraPaz, Peten, and Izabal intersect). Return on the opposite side of the river via Sosela Community.
Finca Paraíso Hot Springs
Price: Please Inquire about price.
Includes: guide, roundtrip transportation from Rio Dulce, entrance fee
Description: ~sensational~
Trip duration: ~2-8 hours~
level of difficulty: ~easy~
Drive 30 min. from Rio Dulce & walk 5 min. to a powerful hot waterfall. Thoroughly enjoy the all natural sauna, let the hot waters massage you, bathe in the fresh water river, jump off a cliff, or, soak up the beautiful tropical sunshine. What more? Visit Boqueron Canyon.
Includes: guide, roundtrip transportation from Rio Dulce, entrance fee
Description: ~sensational~
Trip duration: ~2-8 hours~
level of difficulty: ~easy~
Drive 30 min. from Rio Dulce & walk 5 min. to a powerful hot waterfall. Thoroughly enjoy the all natural sauna, let the hot waters massage you, bathe in the fresh water river, jump off a cliff, or, soak up the beautiful tropical sunshine. What more? Visit Boqueron Canyon.
Boquerón Canyon
Please inquire about the price.
Includes: guide, roundtrip transportation -Rio Dulce, entrance fee.
Description: ~Beautiful~
Trip duration: ~2-8 hours~
level of difficulty: ~easy~
The journey starts by row boat and the scenery is instantly spectacular. Head upriver for about 20 minutes, park the boat and walk on boulders until you reach the Mayan ceremonial rock. Take a cool dip in the unpolluted waters. Return, listening to the sound of the monkeys. Best time to visit is early in the morning before a trip to the hot springs.
Includes: guide, roundtrip transportation -Rio Dulce, entrance fee.
Description: ~Beautiful~
Trip duration: ~2-8 hours~
level of difficulty: ~easy~
The journey starts by row boat and the scenery is instantly spectacular. Head upriver for about 20 minutes, park the boat and walk on boulders until you reach the Mayan ceremonial rock. Take a cool dip in the unpolluted waters. Return, listening to the sound of the monkeys. Best time to visit is early in the morning before a trip to the hot springs.
If you want a big adventure in the jungle then this little paradise is your place.
