Daytrip to Samaipata

Information

Passengers will be collected and taken to Samaipata to see Fort Samaipata.

What’s included:

• Local transfer in a private chauffeur-driven vehicle
• Local bilingual guide and entrance fees where applicable
• Lunch at a local restaurant

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Tour Plan

Passengers will be collected and taken to Samaipata to see Fort Samaipata, which is not in fact a fort (it was given that name because it is on top of a hill) but a pre-Hispanic settlement built by the Chané culture. There also some Inca ruins nearby. The road to El Fuerte crosses a mountainous area called Volcanes, you will visit the caves and then have lunch and a stroll through the village before returning to Santa Cruz.

Location