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Detailed Itinerary – Che Route
Departure from Santa Cruz
Meeting point and time to be coordinated. Begin your historic journey!
On the way to Vallegrande
Scenic 6–7 hour road trip. First stop in Samaipata or on the route for breakfast and a photo at the plaza.
Historical City Tour
• Che Memorial: place where Ernesto “Che” Guevara's body was found.
• Rotary Club Guerrilla Grave: site where a group of guerrillas was found.
• “Señor de Malta” Hospital: served as morgue and laundry during the events.
Afternoon Visits
• “Che Route” Municipal Museum
• Oswaldo Vergara Archaeological Museum
• El Castillo Cultural Gallery
• Vallegrande Viewpoint and other points of interest.
Free evening in Vallegrande
Time to have dinner and rest.
Departure to La Higuera
2–3 hour road trip to this historic community.
Village Tour in La Higuera
• La Higuera Schoolhouse
• Abra del Batán
• Jagüey
• The Telegraphist’s House
Visit to Churo Ravine
Site of the guerrilla’s final battle – living history.
Lunch in La Higuera
A revitalizing meal before returning.
Return to Samaipata
4–5 hour road trip. Arrival time to be coordinated.
Included
- Private tourist transport for the entire tour
- Local guide specialized in the Che Route
- 1 night of accommodation in a hotel in Vallegrande (double or twin room)
- Breakfast on the second day
- Lunch on both days
- Entry to museums and historical sites mentioned in the itinerary
Not Included
- Dinner on the first day in Vallegrande
- Additional beverages during meals
- Tips for the guide and driver (optional)
- Additional personal expenses (souvenirs, etc.)
- Any other service not mentioned in the "Included" section
Recommendations for an Enriching Journey
- Comfortable footwear.
Makes continuous exploration easier without discomfort. Ideal for varied terrain and long walks. - Appropriate clothing.
Choose clothing suitable for the destination’s climate. This enhances your experience and keeps you prepared for temperature changes. - Insect repellent.
Prevents mosquito or insect bites in natural areas. Helps avoid discomfort or allergic reactions. - Water and snacks.
Essential to stay hydrated and energized, especially during long tours or physical activities. - Cash.
Useful for buying crafts, snacks, or paying for services in places where cards are not accepted.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best time of year to do this tour?
The dry season (May to October) generally offers better weather conditions for road travel and hiking. However, the tour is available year-round.
How demanding is the hike through the Churo Ravine?
Hiking in the Churo Ravine ranges from easy to moderate difficulty, depending on the distance covered and terrain conditions. It is optional and can be adjusted to the group’s abilities.
Are basic services available in La Higuera?
La Higuera is a small rural community with limited basic services. It’s recommended to bring everything you might need from Vallegrande.
Is the tour suitable for all ages?
The tour is generally suitable for people with basic physical condition able to do light walks. However, do consider the travel time by road.