Getting There
The most scenic way to arrive is via the Ferroviaria Oriental train from Santa Cruz de la Sierra.





Roboré is a charming, small-scale city located in the heart of the Santa Cruz Department, Bolivia. Known affectionately as the 'Pearl of the East,' it is strategically positioned along the railway line connecting Santa Cruz de la Sierra to the Brazilian border. The town is most famous for its proximity to Aguas Calientes, a stretch of river naturally heated by geothermal activity, and the nearby Serranía de Santiago. Visitors enjoy a laid-back atmosphere, tropical weather, and the opportunity to explore the Jesuit Missions circuit. It remains an authentic Bolivian experience, perfect for those looking to escape the more trodden tourist paths.
Roboré is a charming, small-scale city located in the heart of the Santa Cruz Department, Bolivia. Known affectionately as the 'Pearl of the East,' it is strategically positioned along the railway line connecting Santa Cruz de la Sierra to the Brazilian border. The town is most famous for its proximity to Aguas Calientes, a stretch of river naturally heated by geothermal activity, and the nearby Serranía de Santiago. Visitors enjoy a laid-back atmosphere, tropical weather, and the opportunity to explore the Jesuit Missions circuit. It remains an authentic Bolivian experience, perfect for those looking to escape the more trodden tourist paths.
Proximity to the soothing Aguas Calientes thermal rivers.
Gateway to the stunning rock formations of Santiago de Chiquitos.
Access to the Chiquitano dry forest, a unique global ecosystem.
A peaceful atmosphere far removed from the bustle of Santa Cruz.
Roboré is a quiet town, serving primarily as a base for nature excursions.
The climate is tropical and can be extremely hot and humid during the summer months.
Internet connectivity can be spotty in more remote parts of the surrounding region.
The most scenic way to arrive is via the Ferroviaria Oriental train from Santa Cruz de la Sierra.
Rent a local mototaxi to reach nearby attractions like the Aguas Calientes thermal river.
Nature lovers and those exploring the Chiquitania region.
BOB Bs.
$30-$50 p/day
Spanish, English
ATMs can be unreliable; bring enough Bolivianos for your stay, especially for small vendors.
May-September
Expect rising temperatures and occasional rain; the landscape is vibrant and green.
The hottest season with significant rainfall; waterfalls are impressive but humidity is high.
Weather begins to cool slightly and rains decrease, offering a pleasant middle ground for visitors.
The peak season for travel; dry weather and clear skies are ideal for hiking and outdoor activities.