Route 1: Eastbound
About this Tour
A trip to Chiquitania, the tropical lowlands in eastern Bolivia. Stops: - San José de Chiquitos: historic Jesuit mission (UNESCO) and colonial flair. - Chochis: The impressive "Torre de David" (Devil's Tooth) and the Marian sanctuary. - Roboré: The "paradise of the East" with warm rivers and waterfalls. - Hot springs: Relaxation in natural thermal springs (Aguas Calientes). - Optional: continue to Corumbá on the Brazilian border (Pantanal).
Highlights
What to bring
- Light clothing
- Swimsuit
- Mosquito repellent
- Sun protection
Häufig gestellte Fragen
Plus fuel, accommodation & meals (for guests & guide)
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Route 2: Jesuit Route / Chiquitanía
Explore the cultural heritage of the Chiquitanía mission region, home to several UNESCO World Heritage Sites (including Concepción and San José de Chiquitos). **Classic Route (recommended):** Via San José de Chiquitos (paved road), from there to San Ignacio de Velasco → Concepción → San Julián. This variant is more relaxed, time-saving and suitable for all travelers. **Adventure Route:** San Juan de Lomerio → San Ignacio de Velasco → Concepción → San Julián (approx. 835 km, 16 hours pure driving time). This route partially follows **Route 39**, an unpaved jungle road – a real adventure with spectacular landscapes, but not for the faint of heart! Each mission has its own character: magnificent wood carvings, golden altars, historic courtyards. In some villages you can even hear baroque music concerts or watch artisans at work. What always impresses me: These churches are not just museums – they are the center of village life. Here history meets the present.
Espejillo waterfalls
Espejillos Park is the perfect place to cool off with the family in the warm temperatures in Santa Cruz - right in the middle of Amboró National Park. There are countless bathing spots and waterfalls in the park. The highlight is the large waterfall at the end of the path with a height of 80 meters. If you follow the "officially forbidden path" over the waterfall and follow the river, you will reach another small waterfall with a small stalactite cave. The park is only accessible with a four-wheel drive car, as you have to cross the Piraí River to reach it.
Tarija & surroundings
The Andalusia of Bolivia. Tarija is famous for its wine, Singani and relaxed lifestyle. Highlights: - Wine tour: visit one of the highest wine regions in the world. - Casa Dorada and Castillo Azul. - San Jacinto reservoir. - Coimata waterfalls. Perfect for connoisseurs and those seeking peace and quiet.