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Biotope del Quetzal, also known as Biotope Mario Dary Rivera, is a 2,580-acre (1,044-ha) protected area located about an hour outside Cobán. The reserve’s convenient location makes it a good place to stop and explore the region’s dense cloud forests. The lush, high-altitude cloud-forest ecosystem is the Quetzal’s natural habitat. -
This impressive cave system is sacred to the Q’eqchi Maya, and stretches continuously for some 29km (18 miles). -
In this tour you will learn about the history of Guatemala’s Coffee, from growing the coffee plants to all the steps involved in preparing the coffee ready to sell. -
Only 01 big bag and 1 handbag allowed . You will be charged extra for more bags (5 USD $ per bag) -
8km South-East of Cobán, lies the largest Q’eqchi Mayan village in San Juan Chamelco. Our first stop here will be the prominent landmark of Church San Juan, said to be the first church built in Alta Verapaz, steeped in much history. -
Visit to the tea plantations of Chirrepeco. You will get a lively explanation of the process of planting, care, harvesting, processing and the marketing of tea. -
Wander along ancient Mayan paths and discover the importance of an old and wonderful magical paradise, while you walk through the beautiful National Park Hun Nal Ye. -
Laguna Lachuá National Park is a 14,500 hectare area of natural beauty, crystal clear waters and tropical rain-forest all set within a haven of peace and sheer tranquillity. -
Formed on limestone, these lagoons constitute a geological curiosity because their characteristics of color and depth vary throughout the year. The first lagoon serves as a source of water for nearby communities and therefore it is forbidden to swim in it; however, the more adventurous can enjoy a ride in canoe or raft in its beautiful waters. -
Discover one of the wonders the amazing Guatemala Rainforest in Cobán produces. With a large biodiversity, this place is well known because of its wonderful nature, where the orchids occupy a privileged, important place because of its beauty and for being the national flower of Guatemala. -
The Rio Cahabon flows through the Alta Verapaz department in the eastern part of the country, between Lake Izabal and the capital city of Cobán. The Cahabon is one of Guatemala’s few rivers that has guided wild water rafting trips all year round.
