Chochís and the Torre de David
Santa Cruz Department · Nature and hiking
In Chochís, a gigantic red sandstone cliff, the Torre de David, towers over the forest. At its foot, a sanctuary built after a natural disaster blends into the rock. You can climb to the top for a magnificent view of the Tucavaca valley, then swim under the waterfalls.
400 maltitude
1 dayto spend there
Things to do
- Chochís Marian sanctuary, built at the foot of the cliff
- Climb the Torre de David (view over the whole valley)
- Waterfalls and swimming in the Tucavaca valley
What to eat
- Locro de gallinaA thick rice soup with free-range chicken, comforting and typical of the east.
- MasacoMashed plantain or cassava with charque or cheese. Rich and filling.
- Tropical fruitMangoes, pineapples, papayas, achachairú (a small tangy fruit) and fresh juices everywhere for a few bolivianos.
Tip. On the road and railway between San José and Roboré. Best with a local guide from Roboré.
How to get to Chochís
Photos of Chochís and the Torre de David
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More places in this region
RoboréA quiet small town in the Chiquitanía, a base for Santiago de Chiquitos, Chochís and Aguas Calientes.
Santiago de ChiquitosAn old mission village up in the hills: viewpoints, hikes, caves and waterfalls.
Aguas Calientes (hot river)A natural hot-water river (around 38 °C) in the middle of the forest, where you swim among small fish.