Kaa Iya

Have you ever dreamed of seeing jaguars in their natural habitat? If you answered yes, then be sure to plan a visit to the Kaa-Iya National Park (Parque Nacional del Gran Chaco Kaa-Iya). It extends to the east and southeast of Santa Cruz de la Sierra. It is Bolivia's largest national park and is also administered by indigenous people. Kaa-Iya protects not only jaguars, but also the largest area of dry forest in the world.

There are also 65 small and 59 large species of mammals here. You can meet here, among others howlers, capybaras, ocelots , but also birds (over 300 different species have been counted). Certainly, Kaa-Iya's biodiversity is admirable. It is best to explore the park under the supervision of qualified guides. Thanks to them, you will have the chance to actually see jaguars and other species of animals. You will also reach the most amazing and photogenic parts of Kaa-Iya National Park.

For whom?

Kaa-Iya is the perfect place to observe wildlife. If you are an opponent of zoos, then you should visit this national park to be able to admire, among others jaguars or capybaras in their natural environment, without fences, wires and entanglements. Kaa-Iya is also a place off the main tourist routes . Here you will be able to enjoy the peace, tranquility and proximity to wild nature.