Private Tour
Available languages
48 hours
Mobile ticket
This destination is a place with impressive natural wealth.
It is home to endangered species such as the Andean Bear, the Andean Condor and the Red-fronted Macaw. We can also see the palm tree that grows higher above sea level in the whole world.
You will receive an All Inclusive service
Public transportation options are available nearby
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Not recommended for children under 5 years
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Private transportation
Traditional local souvenir
Dinner
Private guide and community guide
Tour All Inclusive
Select a pickup point
Community shelter
LUNCH
Lunch
Includes full meals throughout the day
DINNER
Dinner
BREAKFAST
Breakfast
We leave Sucre towards El Palmar, it is a ride of approximately 4 hours and a half by car. The itinerary within the place will be defined with each passenger according to their preferences
LUNCH
Lunch
Includes full meals throughout the day
BREAKFAST
Breakfast
We continue the tour within the protected area. Itinerary will be scheduled according to what the passengers wish to visit. Return to Sucre at the end of the day.
Community shelter
Trekking in Nature
Duration: 2 days
All Inclusive
Pickup included
1 review
Total reviews and rating from Viator & Tripadvisor
AlzoPalzo,
Jan 15, 2023
- Review from Tripadvisor
I took this tour at the end of December 2022. El Palmar is an incredible place for anyone who loves nature and wildlife. The valley feels incredibly surreal. After driving past countless valleys and mountains, high up in the cool Bolivian Andes, some dry, some with Eucalyptus and Pine forests, you arrive at something entirely different. A valley covered with enormous Architectural Janchicoco palms. The tour guides speak fluent english, and were incredibly friendly, accommodating and their passion for the location and for the environment of Bolivia really came through. They were some of my favourite people I had met in Bolivia. The tour included two hikes through the valley and a climb to the top of a large rock structure, spread across 2 days. The views were breathtaking (in every sense). We stayed over night at a nearby village which was home to local native people, who are solely permitted to take advantage of the resources provided by the palms and who, in turn, help look after and preserve it. Both treks require a local guide to lead. This is by far the most authentic and least touristic trips I took in the country. As well as the palms, I also got glimpses of rare Andead Condors and those more fortunate than myself may also get to see the tiny remnant population of Andean Spectacled bear that clings on in this particular valley helped by the Janchicoco fruits.





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