It is located 175 kilometers from the city of Santa Cruz de la Sierra on the river of the same name. In its white sand beaches runs the river of the same name whose calm waters offer fish and surf the Web, enjoy the lush green landscape.
Yapacaní River is navigable throughout for year-round connection and streams in Amazonie.Deux other navigable rivers during the rainy seasons.
The city is located on the northern sector of Parque Nacional Amboró and permanent use reserve forest "El task" intact jungle, a trail through the area, two lakes with hectares of 100 and 200 are in forests.
Yapacani offers a weekend family to spend fishing because their rivers find fish diversity. There are also booths that sell different types of dishes to choose.
Flesh foods "mountain" is the main attraction for visitors.
It is located 175 kilometers from the city of Santa Cruz de la Sierra on the river of the same name.In its white sand beaches runs the river of the same name whose calm waters offer fish and surf the Web, enjoy the lush green landscape.
Yapacaní River is navigable throughout for year-round connection and streams in Amazonie.Deux other navigable rivers during the rainy seasons.
The city is located on the northern sector of Parque Nacional Amboró and permanent use reserve forest "El task" intact jungle, a trail through the area, two lakes with hectares of 100 and 200 are in forests.
Yapacani offer a weekend with your family to spend fishing because their rivers find fish the diversité.Il has also booths that sell different types of dishes to choose.
Flesh foods "mountain" is the main attraction for visitors.
In the past two decades, the town's population grew 8,585 inhabitants (census of 1992), at 14,665.
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