Cochabamba: Climb the Tunari Peak and conquer 5,030 meters above sea level

Cochabamba Department, Bolivia



Experience conquering the highest point in Cochabamba, the majestic Pico Tunari, located 5,030 meters above sea level, within the impressive Tunari National Park.

Ascent to Pico Tunari – Cochabamba, Bolivia

This full-day tour climbs Pico Tunari, Cochabamba's highest peak at 5,030 meters, ideal for adventure seekers and nature lovers.

Highlights

  • Reach the highest peak in Cochabamba in one day
  • Experience Andean landscapes and untouched nature
  • Includes breakfast and lunch at the summit
  • Enjoy panoramic views of the valley and mountain range

Description

Located inside Tunari National Park, Pico Tunari offers exceptional panoramic views of the Cochabamba Valley and the Andes. The tour begins with a mountaineer-style breakfast before an optional 3- to 4-hour eco-hike along high-mountain trails.

During the hike, you will visit Lago Toro, Andean wetlands, and the slopes of Tunari. These areas are rich in native flora and fauna and feature quartz rock formations.

At the summit, there is a photo session followed by lunch in a natural setting. The descent includes stops at key vantage points to appreciate different views of the landscape.

This experience suits those seeking challenge, nature, and an authentic connection with Bolivia’s Andes.

Places to Visit

  • Toro Lagoon
  • Wetlands
  • Slopes of Tunari
  • Wildlife observation

Includes

  • Private round-trip transportation with hotel pickup and drop-off
  • Breakfast and non-vegetarian lunch
  • Entry to Tunari National Park
  • Tour guide throughout the experience
  • Accident insurance
  • Digital photos

Excludes

  • Vegan and vegetarian food options
  • Energy drinks and water
  • Use of drones
  • English-speaking tour guide

Cancellation Policy

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

For the best experience, bring warm clothing, sturdy hiking shoes, and sun protection. The ideal time to visit is during the dry season from May to October.

Frequently Asked Questions

Tunari Peak reaches 5,030 meters above sea level, making it the highest point in Cochabamba, Bolivia.
The eco-hike to Tunari Peak typically takes 3 to 4 hours one way during the full-day trek.
The trek includes breakfast before the hike and lunch served at the summit of Tunari Peak.
The climb requires good physical fitness due to high altitude and is best for those accustomed to hiking.
No special permits are required, but the trek operates within Tunari National Park regulations.
The trek begins inside Tunari National Park, accessible from the city of Cochabamba, Bolivia.
Yes, the summit offers panoramic views of the Cochabamba Valley and surrounding Andes mountain range.
Wear layered clothing for changing weather, sturdy hiking boots, water, sun protection, and warm gear for the summit.
The dry season from May to October is ideal for climbing Tunari Peak to avoid rain and slippery trails.
The hike is guided to ensure safety, navigation, and access to local knowledge of the Tunari area.

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