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EN4 DAYS / 3 NIGHTS TOROTORO PARK TOUR Book
Important Info
Detailed Itinerary – Toro Toro National Park (4 Days)
Departure from Cochabamba
Pick-up from your hotel to start the journey to Toro Toro, passing through changing valley landscapes.
Journey to Toro Toro
Mountain roads with views of deep canyons and valleys. Geological and paleontological highlights along the way.
Arrival & Check-in
Arrival at the town of Toro Toro. Transfer and lunch at Hotel El Molino (or similar).
Carreras Pampa & Chiflón Q'aqa Exploration
Excursion to this area, with a stop at the Toro Toro Canyon viewpoint.
Chiflón Q'aqa Waterfall & Cave
Discover the waterfall and pools. Cave viewing (entrance restricted), swimming in the outer pools.
Return to Hotel – Dinner & Rest
Return to hotel for dinner and overnight.
Breakfast at the Hotel
Enjoy breakfast before the day's explorations.
Umajalanta Cave
Depart and explore the impressive cave, equipped with helmet and flashlight. See its chambers, galleries, and the unique blind cavefish.
Lunch in Ciudad de Niño
Stop for a nice lunch before heading to Ciudad de Itas.
Ciudad de Itas
Tour through stone labyrinths, narrow caves, eroded rocks, and see prehistoric rock paintings.
Return to Hotel – Dinner & Rest
Return to hotel for dinner and overnight stay.
Breakfast at the Hotel
Breakfast at the hotel before new activities.
El Vergel Canyon
Descend into this stunning canyon, swim in crystal pools, and admire 300-meter-high canyon walls.
Lunch at the Hotel
Lunch at the hotel before the paleontological adventure.
Siete Vueltas – Paleontological Exploration
One-hour hike to observe marine fossils, turtles, fish, and cave paintings in "Kuntur Qaqa".
Return to Hotel – Dinner & Rest
Dinner and overnight at the hotel.
Breakfast & Preparation
Nutritious breakfast at the hotel and luggage preparation.
Turtle Cemetery
Visit to the paleontological site of fossilized turtles and hike through the surrounding red mountains.
Final Lunch at the Hotel
Final lunch at the hotel before returning to Cochabamba.
Return to Cochabamba
Return trip to the city of Cochabamba.
End of the Tour
Arrival in Cochabamba (generally late afternoon or evening, depending on road conditions).
Included
- Ground transportation Cochabamba – Toro Toro – Cochabamba
- Ground transportation within Toro Toro National Park for the different circuits
- 3 nights of accommodation with private bathroom
- Full meals during the trip (3 breakfasts, 4 lunches, 3 dinners)
- Entrance to Toro Toro National Park
- Entrance to Ciudad de Itas
Not Included
- Other expenses not specifically mentioned in the program
- Beverages
- Personal expenses and souvenirs
- Any additional cost not detailed
Recommendations – What to Bring
- Plenty of water. Hikes can be demanding. Stay well hydrated throughout the day.
- Sun protection. Include sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat for UV protection.
- Cash in local currency (Bolivianos). For snacks, personal expenses, and optional entrance fees.
- Trekking shoes or hiking boots. Comfortable and sturdy for trails and uneven ground.
- Light and comfortable clothing + layers. Wear fresh clothes during the day and warmer ones for cooler nights.
- Extras: Daypack & insect repellent. A small backpack for daily hikes and optional bug spray.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is all food included during the tour?
Yes, the tour includes breakfast, lunch, and dinner throughout the trip (3 breakfasts, 4 lunches, 3 dinners). - Are entrance fees to parks and tourist sites included?
Yes, this tour includes entrance to Toro Toro National Park and Ciudad de Itas. No additional entrance fees are mentioned for other locations. - Which circuits are visited during the tour?
The tour visits 6 main circuits: Carreras Pampa & Chiflón Q'aqa, Umajalanta Cave, Ciudad de Itas, El Vergel Canyon, Siete Vueltas, and the Turtle Cemetery. - Do I need to be in good physical shape for this tour?
Yes, good physical condition is required since the tour involves hiking on uneven trails, descending into canyons, and exploring caves, which can be physically demanding. - Is it safe to enter the Umajalanta Cave?
Yes, entry to Umajalanta is done with professional guides and safety equipment (helmets and headlamps). Entry to Chiflón Q’aqa Cave is restricted. - Are there chances to see wildlife in the park?
Toro Toro National Park is best known for its paleontological remains and geological formations, not large mammals. However, local birds, reptiles, and amphibians can be spotted.