Yvaga Guazú Ecological Park
El Parque Ecológico Yvaga Guazú, cuyo nombre en guaraní significa “paraíso grande”, es un área protegida privada ubicada en el suroeste de Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia. Fundado en 1979 por la paisajista Rebeca Rozenman Attie y su esposo Francisco Hubsch, el parque abarca 14 hectáreas de exuberante naturaleza. Es reconocido como el primer parque en América del Sur certificado por Green Globe 21, destacando su compromiso con la sostenibilidad en el turismo.
Main Attractions
Some of the park’s key features include:
15 nature trails that showcase over 850 species of native and exotic plants.
A collection of 200 native orchid species.
Over 135 species of butterflies and sightings of colorful macaws.
A mini-zoo home to animals such as sloths, monkeys, and turtles.
A restaurant offering healthy meals and regional cuisine.
Plant sales and gardening-related products available for purchase.
How to Get There?
Located at Km 12½ on the Doble Vía La Guardia highway, Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia.
The park is about 15 minutes by car from the city center. It is also accessible by public transport.
Nearby microbus lines: 101, 133, 82, and 87
