Coroico Tours & Yungas Region
Discover waterfalls, coffee farms, and mountain trails on guided tours from La Paz to Coroico.
Your Gateway to the Yungas:
Coroico Tours
Coroico tours offer a perfect escape from the high-altitude buzz of La Paz, bringing you into the lush, subtropical landscapes of Bolivia’s Yungas region. Whether you’re looking for a scenic day trip down the world-famous Death Road, a peaceful retreat surrounded by waterfalls and coffee farms, or a deeper cultural experience in a vibrant rural town, Coroico has something for every kind of traveler. Our carefully curated Coroico tours make it easy to explore this unique destination with knowledgeable local guides, comfortable transport, and flexible itineraries.
Full-Day Tocaña Tour
Coroico Tour | 2-Day
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FAQs About Coroico Tours
How far is Coroico from La Paz?
Coroico is about 90 kilometers (56 miles) from La Paz and usually takes between 2.5 to 3.5 hours by car. Most Coroico tours include round-trip transportation, with scenic views along the way as you descend from the high Andes into the Yungas.
What is the difference between Coroico and the Yungas?
Coroico is a small town located within the Yungas region—a transitional zone between the Andes and the Amazon Basin. While Coroico is a popular base for tours, the Yungas is a much larger area that includes towns like Caranavi, Chulumani, and Yolosa, as well as diverse ecosystems ranging from cloud forest to tropical jungle.
What are the Yungas famous for?
The Yungas region is known for its lush vegetation, dramatic landscapes, rich biodiversity, and agricultural production—especially coffee, citrus fruits, and coca. It’s also home to Afro-Bolivian communities, waterfalls, and the world-famous Death Road
What types of Coroico tours are available?
You’ll find a range of tours including day trips, overnight escapes, and multi-day experiences. Popular activities include hiking, swimming in waterfalls, visiting coffee and coca farms, exploring local culture, and biking the Death Road.
Can I visit other parts of the Yungas on a Coroico tour?
Yes. Some tours extend beyond Coroico to explore other Yungas destinations like Caranavi—Bolivia’s coffee capital—or the Afro-Bolivian village of Tocaña, where you can learn about traditional music, dance, and history.
What's special about visiting Tocaña?
Tocaña is an Afro-Bolivian community near Coroico known for its cultural heritage and vibrant traditions. A visit often includes music, dance, and food, offering a unique look into one of Bolivia’s most distinct cultural groups.
Is Caranavi worth visting?
Absolutely. Caranavi is a larger town deeper in the Yungas, famous for producing some of Bolivia’s best coffee. Tours to Caranavi typically focus on coffee cultivation, tastings, and visits to local farms, making it a must-see for coffee lovers and agro-tourism fans.
Is the Death Road a part of Coroico Tours?
Yes, many Coroico tours include biking down the Death Road or driving along this historic route. Some end in Coroico, where you can relax after the adrenaline rush, while others include an overnight stay.
Is it safe to drive to Coroico or do all routes use the Death Road?
Yes, it is safe to drive to Coroico. While the old Death Road (Camino de la Muerte) is still used by cyclists and some adventurous travelers, most vehicles now use the new paved road (Ruta Nacional 3), which is wider, safer, and regularly maintained. Nearly all Coroico tours and transport services take this modern route unless specifically offering a Death Road experience by bike or vehicle.
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