After a climb through the Guatemalan wilderness, I discovered heaven. The common limestone connect and turquoise blue pools of Semuc Champey had uncovered themselves.

From the town of Lanquin, the national stop of Semuc Champey is an uneven and winding 30 minute pickup-truck ride into the wilderness. Remaining in the back of the truck, you get an awesome perspective of the view around you.

At that point the Cahabòn River comes into view surprisingly.

The shading is unbelievable. A solid brilliant turquoise blue that strongly emerges from the encompassing green wilderness.

Wilderness Paradise

In the wake of entering the recreation center, a short yet soak 45 minute climb will put you high up in the precipices where you can look down at the delightful limestone retire far underneath. This regular ventured arrangement was made by the Cahabòn River, which now streams under it.

In any case, some water still ignores the top, which makes the grand blue-green pools and little waterfalls.

In the wake of climbing down the opposite side of the perspective, you get together with the water itself. A short stroll up-stream uncovers where the water surges underground.

A couple people have fallen in here sometime recently, never to be discovered again…

Therefore, the recreation center procured a person to remain close to the gap with a shriek to caution individuals when they get excessively near the edge.

Semuc Champey Pools

Strolling downstream, the reasonable pools of water open up before you. A few regions are sufficiently profound to jump into from high focuses on the limestone rack.

There are fish swimming in them, and waterfalls to hang out under — even smooth shake watersides!

Semuc Champey is a characteristic water-stop amidst no place.

The limestone has little surrenders as well, and you can swim into them and watch out from underneath a waterfall. After a touch of investigating, I discovered one surrender that was just available by swimming to it submerged.

You could swim under the rack and fly up in a buckle! It was lit from the daylight outside reflecting from the splendid blue water.

Guatemala Adventure

Subsequent to spending the day jumping from waterfalls, swimming into hollows, and pursuing fish around, the time had come to go to the town of Lanquin. Since I turned out poorly a visit, I'd expected to hitch a ride back with somebody.

In transit out I kept running into another gathering of global explorers who had a similar thought.

We as a whole began strolling back to town in the wake of sitting tight for some time without seeing any trucks drive by. We found a roadside bar and requested a couple curves while we held up.

Stone Fire Pizza!

One truck at long last halted, and we attempted to deal with the driver on a cost. Our endeavors fizzled when he all of a sudden drove off without us! It was getting dull, and we truly would not like to walk 9 km (14 miles) through the wilderness during the evening.

Fortunately, another truck dropped by, and we immediately consented to his swelled cost.

In the wake of getting dropped off at the focal point of the town, I strolled back to my inn to appreciate a lager and delightful stone-fire stove pizza. The ideal approach to end an experience at Semuc Champey National Park.