Tour riêng

Caves of La Cobanerita + El Chechenal Beach: A Day Between Nature & Mysticism

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Guatemala is an impressive destination. El Peten is a great visited department by many tourists because of all its attractions.

Visit a set of beautiful and mystical caves called Cuebas de La Cobanerita and then relax in the Beach of El Chechenal.

The caves have been a sacred element for all the Mayan civilizations since thousands of years ago. Mayans believe that the caves are sacred as they function as a connection from the world of the living to the underworld where some Gods live. Even nowadays, it is common to find people celebrating Mayan ceremonies to the Gods and asking for favors, blessings, or just praying. If you get the chance to see one, you will witness an event with such deep and important meaning.

Then, El Chechenal Beach will surprise you with its immense beauty, nature, and relaxation feeling.

Thông tin khác

Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries

Not recommended for pregnant travelers

Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness

Bring trekking shoes

Jeans or comfortable clothing - not shorts

Swimwear

Sandals

Beach Towel

Mosquito Repellent

Sun Protection

Chính sách hủy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Cần Quan Tâm

This day will be full of adventure and nature, so get ready, pick up your backpack and let´s begin with a fun day! The day will start with us picking you up at the lobby of your hotel on the Island of Flores. Sit back and enjoy the 30-min ride to get to the community of La Cobanerita.

30 minutes • Không Có Vé

There is a long and a short tour to visit the Cobanerita Caves, the short or long tour will be done depending on the physical condition of the group, as well as the recommendation of the local guide who is the expert. Once we get to the community of La Cobanerita, we will walk 400 meters to the first cave called "Cueva de las Pinturas" in Spanish and the Cave of the paintings in English. It is called that way because almost as soon as you get in, you will see a few cave paintings in red, black, and yellow dated centuries ago. The caves are considered the entrance to the underworld for the native Mayan communities, and they are still sacred nowadays.

2 hours • Bao Gồm Vé