It is located 175 kilometers from the city of Santa Cruz de la Sierra on the River with the same name. In its white sand beaches run the River with the same name, whose calm water offers the opportunity to fish and surf, enjoy the lush green countryside.
Yapacaní River is navigable year-round connection and flowing out of the Amazon. Two other rivers navigable during the rainy seasons.
The city lies on the northern sector of the Parque Nacional Amboró and permanent use Forest Reserve "El data" untouched jungle, a trail through the area, two lakes with 100 and 200 hectares located in the forests.
Yapacani offers a family holiday to spend fishing because their rivers find fish diversity. It also houses that sell different types of dishes to choose from.
Flesh foods "mountains" is the main attraction for visitors.
It is located 175 kilometers from the city of Santa Cruz de la Sierra on the River with the same name.In its white sand beaches run the River with the same name, whose calm water offers the opportunity to fish and surf, enjoy the lush green countryside.
Yapacaní River is navigable year-round connection and flowing out of the Amazon. Two other rivers navigable during the rainy seasons.
The city lies on the northern sector of the Parque Nacional Amboró and permanent use Forest Reserve "El data" untouched jungle, a trail through the area, two lakes with 100 and 200 hectares located in the forests.
Yapacani offers a family holiday to spend fishing because their rivers find fish diversity; It has also houses that sell different types of dishes to choose from.
Flesh foods "mountains" is the main attraction for visitors.
Over the past two decades, the city's population increased from 8,585 inhabitants (Census 1992), to 14,665.
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