Bolivia Travel and Adventure Trips

Coroico - Full Day Private

Itinerary: Coroico is best known as a place to just chill and enjoy nature and the clean swimming pools. You can find great restaurants and some bars, and some hotels offer relaxation services.
If you take a good look around, you’ll see there’s an awful lot more to do.

Different rivers are inviting for a plunge , for sunbathing on the hot rocks of the river bed or just enjoying nature. There are dozens of options for independent or guided walks, which are spectacular in the diversity of views, trails, wildlife, nature, culture and agriculture they offer.

Everything between 3 hours and 3 days can be done in the area.
If walking just goes to slow for you, you can take a horse or have a thrill on a bike. If you’re in for a small adventure, loads of options: try to reach places like the Kori Wayku Inca trail crossing the river or the unwelcoming jungle, the haunted Perolani waterfalls, the isolated Gates of the Devil,…

Coroico is surrounded by 100's of different micro climates, from the no tree zone to deep jungle sub tropics, all within walking distances or day hike. Perfect for Nature Photographers.

Tocaña is the biggest Afro-Bolivian community of the country, famous for being the origin of the Saya music and dance. The Africans arrived in the Yungas as slaves, working on the coca plantations, after barely surviving in the silver mines of chilling Potosi.

Approx. 8 million slaves were “imported”, leaving only about 50 000 Bolivians of African descent.
Tocaña is a pretty village with houses scattered amongst the agricultural forest.

With a party the villagers wear white clothes with colorful details, and sing and dance to the music like you would expect in a similar village in Senegal.
Tour ends around 20:00 hrs.

Tour includes: