La Paz: Pampas – Dolphins and Anacondas

La Paz is located northwest of Bolivia with an area of 133,985 km2, its capital is the city of La Paz, seat of the central government located at 3649 meters above sea level. It is located between 16°30’00» south latitude and 68°08’00» west longitude of the Greenwich Meridian. The department of La Paz has approximately 2,706,351 inhabitants.

The department of La Paz is divided into three geographical zones: The highland zone formed by the region of Lake Titicaca with the Island of the Sun, the Island of the Moon and Suriki, is the wettest region of the high Andean plan (650 mm. of rainfall, annual average).

The sub-Andean zone, formed by the northeast flank of the Cordillera Real or Oriental that descends to the tropical plains of the north, its climate is humid and gives rise to exuberant vegetation. This area is commonly known as Los Yungas.

The Amazon area, with the Madidi National Park that borders the departments of Beni and Pando, tropic of lush vegetation that make this area an appropriate place for adventure and ecological tourism.

DAY 01: RURRENABAQUE – SANTA ROSA – LAS TORTUGAS

DAY 02: YACUMA RIVER – PINK DOLPHINS

DAY 03: ANACONDA SIGHTING – RURRENABAQUE