Kan' Ba
The entrance to this cave attraction (near the entrance to Semuc Champey) sits above the Cahabón River and features a smaller river that emerges from the cave mouth and cascades in a waterfall to the Cahabón below. Visitors see the cave in an unusual way; first by wading/swimming up to it, and second by candlelight. Candles are provided, but I recommend bringing a waterproof headlamp. The trip to the cave takes about 20 minutes each way, and at the end you can take a 15-minute inner-tube ride on the Cahabón River, which ends at the Hostal Las Marías.
The entrance to this cave attraction (near the entrance to Semuc Champey) sits above the Cahabón River and features a smaller river that emerges from the cave mouth and cascades in a waterfall to the Cahabón below. Visitors see the cave in an unusual way; first by wading/swimming up to it, and second by candlelight. Candles are provided, but I recommend bringing a waterproof headlamp. The trip to the cave takes about 20 minutes each way, and at the end you can take a 15-minute inner-tube ride on the Cahabón River, which ends at the Hostal Las Marías.
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