Location: Coroico
Top Things to do in Coroico
The 10 Best Tours in Coroico, La Paz Department
Coroico is a town in Nor Yungas Province, in the La Paz Department of western Bolivia.
Restaurants in Coroico
1. wonder Bolivia- salt flat
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
The Road of Death in La Paz, Bolivia is the name given to the world's most dangerous Road, Yungas Road. The strait of this road is about 1 km, and covers from La Paz to Corioco, and was officially named the most dangerous road in the world in 1995. With an estimated 200 to 300 people dying on this road every year. In recent years, it has become the biggest tourist attraction in La Paz, with people wanting to have their polo saying "I survived my ride on the world's most dangerous road" (I survived my trip on the most dangerous road in the world). It's downhill cycling adventure and adrenaline
Inclusions: All Fees and Taxes, Use of bicycle
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2. Death Road Biking - DOUBLE SUSPENSION BIKE (SHARED TOUR)
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
This is the Death Road, not many people get a chance to drive or even cycle down this type of road. You should YouTube it or google it to see what you will be experiencing. This is an adrenaline filled experience!! THE WHOLE EXPERIENCE LASTS HALF A DAY (12 HOURS). FROM PICK UP TO DROP OFF AT HOTEL. BOOK NOW!!!! YOU WILL BE TELLING YOUR GRANDKIDS ALL ABOUT IT!!!!!!!!!!!!
Inclusions: Use of bicycle, Breakfast, BUFFET LUNCH, Snacks, Private transportation, FULL FACE HELMET, JACKET, ELBOW & KNEE PROTECTION, GLOVES, PANTS, FREE T-SHIRT/PICTURES/VIDEOS, SHAMPOOL/TOWEL, SWIMMING POOL
Exclusions: 50Bs entry fee, Repellent, Sun Protection, Extra shoes/socks, Swimming trunks/costumes, sunglasses
Reviewed By annakZ2977HF
Good tour, I have seen beauty of Andas. Erica has got big knowledge and she is a nice person and good tour guide.
3. Death Road By Bike - Full Day - Front Suspension
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
1.- 64km of downhill riding with only a few small up. 2.- Experiencing Death Road by a Full suspension bike. 3.- Post-ride hotel stop with buffet lunch, shower, and pool. 4.- English-speaking guides trained in safety and rescue. 5.- Small Groups ( 1 guide for 6 people)
Inclusions: Round-trip transport., Specialized bilingual guide. (each 6 people 1 guide), Food (1 lunch / 1 Breakfast/ Snacks), Equipment: Fullface helmet, gloves, jacket, trousers., Bike Front suspension, T- Shirt (Death Road survivor), Photographs / we are going to send you the pictures to your e-mail., shower at the final of the tour., Bottled water
Exclusions: Entrance fees Bs.50 (Bring in cash), Extra drinks.
Reviewed By GlenLivet
We booked a tour to the Valley of The Moon and Mt Chacaltaya out of LaPaz. We were there in November, 2019 during the post election protests. We met our guide, Patti, at a rendezvous point near the Prada. The pick up was about 30 minutes late. The part of the tour to the Valley of the Moon was canceled due to protestors blocking the road. We received no refund. We did drive to Mt Chacaltaya and scrambled to the top. Although the walk is not steep and the path pretty good, be prepared for a tough climb given the altitude of about 17,000 feet. You will need to take numerous stops and the climb will take longer than you expect. The views of the surrounding Andes Mountains was spectacular. Well worth the effort. Overall the trip was fine, but make sure you know what you are getting yourself into. Also, we were somewhat disappointed by the reluctance of our guide to stop and allow us to take pictures at various places on the trip. If you choose to take this trip, be sure to inquire carefully about the logistics.
4. Death Road: Mountain Bike Tour on the World's Most Dangerous Road
Overall Ratings
4.9 based on 190 reviews
Fly down the 'world’s most dangerous road' on this thrilling mountain-biking adventure! Leave from a high-altitude plain near La Paz, and follow expert guides downhill for 40 miles (64 km) on a narrow, winding road carved into the side of the incredible Andes. Take breaks along the way to admire the landscape that changes from the snowcapped Andes to the lush Amazonian jungle. This is one of the most incredible experiences in South America, and one you'll want to do with the most reccomended company in Bolivia, which uses international safety standards and ensures incredible service. After the riding adventure, unwind at La Senda Verde Ecotourism Resort, an animal refuge, where you’ll enjoy lunch and observe rescued wildlife. Return to La Paz the same day, or stay overnight at La Senda Verde or in Coroico. This is one you'll be telling the grandkids, so do it right!
Inclusions: Professional guide, Transport by minibus, Use of top end bike maintained after every ride by professional mechanics using original parts., Buffet lunch, Drinks and snacks, Use of High End Safety Gear (Helmet, Gloves, Knee/Elbow Pads, Pants/Jacket, etc), Gravity Buff!, Reusable Water Bottle, Entrance into Senda Verde Animal Sanctuary, Death Road Survivor T-shirt
Exclusions: Gratuities, 2 Entrance fee of 25 bolivianos each (approx. US$3.60) for the communities, Additional food and drinks
Reviewed By D2942DKbradw
I did the Scree ride with Noel as my guide. Had an amazing time. If you're not familiar with scree, it's basically the loose gravel/shale/sediment you sometimes find at the top of a mountain (I'm no geologist, so take that with a grain of salt). It's a very different feel from single track or trail riding. Think of it as similar to skiing or snowboarding without a trail: you know your destination, and you pick your way of getting there, freestyle. When we went, it just so happened to be snowing at the top of the mountain. This created the added challenge of riding on snow as well as scree. I didn't regret it at all. Such a unique feel and experience. Kind of a mix of riding, power sliding, with the occasional technical or jumpy bits if you choose. No worries if you fall...it's much more forgiving than a single track, as everything is nice and loose. Noel (my guide) and Gustavo (the driver) were great. Super accommodating, did a great job explaining everything (perfect English if you need it), and were really able to recognize my ability level. That meant we were able to push it to my limit and give me a challenge, while not taking it too far. We did multiple runs down the mountain, taking unique paths each time so each time it was a new adventure. The views were amazing! Starting from the top at about 4800 meters (almost 16k feet) above sea level, it felt and looked like we were actually in a cloud. Taking runs from the snow-capped mountain into the little valleys and river beds, you could see all kinds of vegetation pop up. Then at the end, we took a dirt road and old mining trail back down towards the city of La Paz, passing by a beautiful reservoir that was nestled between the mountain peaks. Definitely recommend you give Scree a try, especially if you are used to riding on trails or more technical single track; it's a great way to mix it up. My advice: it is very high up above sea level. So if you are not used to riding at altitude, give yourself a little time beforehand to acclimate, and stay hydrated! Have fun, be open minded, and be ready to slide!
5. Death Road in Coroico, Bolivia
Overall Ratings
4.8 based on 17 reviews
Internationally known for being the highlight of one’s trip when in South America, this exciting 62 km bike ride exposes some of Bolivia’s most breath-taking landscapes, beautiful mountains and sparkling waterfalls. When experiencing this activity with FreakOut Biking, our highly skilled English-speaking tour guides -both First Aid and Rope Rescue trained- accompany you the entire time to ensure you are receiving the best quality service, our guides will also take unlimited pictures and videos of you and the entire group in all the iconic locations. We know about safety and fun and therefore all our bikes and equipment reside in our FreakOut Biking Workshop, are professionally checked on a daily basis and adjusted for your ride.
Inclusions: Private transportation, Buffet lunch, veggie and vegan option available., Use of bicycle, Snacks, Bottled water
Exclusions: Breakfast, Alcoholic Beverages, seguros de viaje, Gratuities
6. Death Road - Death Road
Overall Ratings
4.8 based on 4 reviews
It is a 1 day tour in which you will feel the adrenaline to the fullest, you can also observe beautiful landscapes and abundant flora.
Inclusions: Private transportation, Buffet lunch, Biking equipment (jacket, pants, gloves, knee pads, elbow pads and helmet), Snacks, Pool use, Gift shirt and photos and videos of the tour
Exclusions: Income 50 Bs .: 2 income of 25 Bs.
7. Bicycle Tour on Death Road
Overall Ratings
4.6 based on 23 reviews
Experts in the activity and guarantee your safety, we will include photos and videos of your visit on a CD plus a gift t-shirt with the route printed on the number.
Inclusions: Use of bicycle, Safety equipment, Buffet lunch, Snacks, Bottled water, Soda/Pop, Private transportation
Exclusions: Entrance "Way of Death"
Reviewed By Pete1285
Cancelled the tour at 9pm the night before it should have taken place without offering or helping to find an alternative.
8. Death Road by Bike and Zip Line
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 10 reviews
1.- 64km of downhill riding with only a few small up. 2.- Experiencing Death Road by a Full suspension bike. 3.- Post-ride hotel stop with buffet lunch, shower and pool. 4.- English-speaking guides trained in safety and rescue. 5.- Small Groups(1 guide for 6 people) Leg 1: This is a 22 km downhill on asphalt (tarmac) road. At the police checkpoint (after 45 min.) all tourists pay Bs. 50 for the entrance to the national park. This first section is for you to develop confidence and get used to the bike. Do not worry, the safety van is always behind the group and we have stops for water, photos and bike checks Leg2: “Death Road” about 10 Km. always in a compact group (safety first!!!) and also snack time with chocolate, fruit and more. Leg 3: About 32 Km. it starts with a waterfall splash!! Finally the end of the tour is in Yolosa, so the next stop is in a hotel with showers, a swimming pool and a buffet lunch as well. At approximately 05:00 p.m. it´s time to go back to La Paz.
Inclusions: Zip Line - Free!, Round-trip transport., Specialized bilingual guide (English - Spanish), Food (1 lunch / 1 Breakfast / Snacks), Equipment: Fullface helmet, gloves, jacket, trousers., Free T-Shirt., Photographs. We send you the pictures by e-mail. , Fuel surcharge, Landing and facility fees, Breakfast, Lunch, Snacks
Exclusions: Entrance fees Bs.50, Tips, Extra drinks.
Reviewed By GlenLivet
We booked a tour to the Valley of The Moon and Mt Chacaltaya out of LaPaz. We were there in November, 2019 during the post election protests. We met our guide, Patti, at a rendezvous point near the Prada. The pick up was about 30 minutes late. The part of the tour to the Valley of the Moon was canceled due to protestors blocking the road. We received no refund. We did drive to Mt Chacaltaya and scrambled to the top. Although the walk is not steep and the path pretty good, be prepared for a tough climb given the altitude of about 17,000 feet. You will need to take numerous stops and the climb will take longer than you expect. The views of the surrounding Andes Mountains was spectacular. Well worth the effort. Overall the trip was fine, but make sure you know what you are getting yourself into. Also, we were somewhat disappointed by the reluctance of our guide to stop and allow us to take pictures at various places on the trip. If you choose to take this trip, be sure to inquire carefully about the logistics.
9. Death Road By Full Suspension Bike - Full Day - English Speaking Guide
Overall Ratings
1.0 based on 1 reviews
1.- 64km of downhill riding with only a few small up. 2.- Experiencing Death Road by a Full suspension bike. 3.- Post-ride hotel stop with buffet lunch, shower, and pool. 4.- English-speaking guides trained in safety and rescue. 5.- Small Groups ( 1 guide for 6 people)
Inclusions: Round-trip transport., Specialized bilingual guide., Food (1 lunch / 1 Breakfast / Snacks), Equipment: Full-face helmet, gloves, jacket, trousers., Bike Full Suspension., T-Shirt (with the picture of the "Death Road", Photographs of the tour day. we are going to send you by e-mail.
Exclusions: Entrance fees Bs.50, Tips., Extra drinks.
Reviewed By GlenLivet
We booked a tour to the Valley of The Moon and Mt Chacaltaya out of LaPaz. We were there in November, 2019 during the post election protests. We met our guide, Patti, at a rendezvous point near the Prada. The pick up was about 30 minutes late. The part of the tour to the Valley of the Moon was canceled due to protestors blocking the road. We received no refund. We did drive to Mt Chacaltaya and scrambled to the top. Although the walk is not steep and the path pretty good, be prepared for a tough climb given the altitude of about 17,000 feet. You will need to take numerous stops and the climb will take longer than you expect. The views of the surrounding Andes Mountains was spectacular. Well worth the effort. Overall the trip was fine, but make sure you know what you are getting yourself into. Also, we were somewhat disappointed by the reluctance of our guide to stop and allow us to take pictures at various places on the trip. If you choose to take this trip, be sure to inquire carefully about the logistics.
10. Private Tour to the Yungas Coroico The Death Route from La Paz
Welcome to Bolivia Enjoy an incredible full day journey over the Andes, winding down on a road from the glaciers to the sub-tropical area of the Yungas in only two hours. In Coroico you will appreciate a unique ethnical and cultural symbiosis, between Afro-Bolivians and Aymara indigenous. Coroico is a picturesque village with gorgeous panoramic sceneries
Inclusions: Hotel Pick up and Drop-off, Private tour, Bottled water, All activities, Professional english guide, Food and drinks. (Lunch)
Exclusions: Gratuities, INSURANCE: It is the responsibility of the tourists themselves to contract travel or accident insurance, as well as carry the necessary documentation at the time of travel.
Reviewed By Michaelk11759
Singed up for a 3 day private tour from (Salar de) Uyuni, through the dessert and dropping me in Chile, San Pedro de Atacama. Jose in the office was great, answering my endless questions and the tour with Maribel and Ariel was perfect. I had the experience of a life time and saw the most beautiful landscapes I had ever seen. Everything was perfectly organised incl hotels, food etc. I had the best time ever!!
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