Rurrenabaque Travel Blogs - Page 2

The world! Well 19% of it anyway

After the scary flight from La Paz we booked ourselves onto a 3 day tour of the jungle. With the mosquito repellent on hand will took a 3 hour jeep ride out of Rurrenbaque to catch a boat down the river. On our arrive I spotted a huge pink dolphin jumping out of the water as it swam down stream. We…

Bolivia is a nice country and cheap =)..

8 days trekking through the Bolivian rainforest... no showers, no mirrors, just me, my native buddy Mogi and these crazy peeps from France and Denmark. Our list of things to bring for the next trip include; condoms, music to share, mosqui net, crocs, and vita-B complex.

the search for never ending travel companions

Madidi National Park was, thus far, the best experience of my trip - and that's saying a LOT.  It contains one of the most diverse biosystems in the world and is teeming with life of all sorts. To get there, I took a ride on a small plane on the newly opened airline Amaszonas - it was either …

Headed to Rurre in the Amazon basin to do the 3 day Pampas tour that a lot of travellers had been raving about. The pampas is kinda like some area near Darwin except they've got little aligators instead of big arse crocs like we've got. the highlight was the pink river dolphins that we kept passing…

From the "altiplano" to the amazon basin. Rurrenabaque is the most important village to visit one of the most diverse area in Bolivia, between the amazon basin and the Andes. 

Pampas We left LA PAZ around 11 am. We needed to get a bus from where we were staying to the bus station. Once at the bus station we waited while they pilled the bus with everything from ducklings to large packages on the roof. The bus was anything but luxury reminding more of a tank than a b…

Headed from La Paz to Rurrenabaque for a trip into the Pampas wetlands.  I had a great time, but its not the most comfortable trip: 20 hour bus journey in a rubbish bus on awful bumpy roads, then a 3 hour jeep ride on even worse roads, then 3 days sitting on a wooden bench in a canoe and sleep…

This is the blog about my travels around Peru, Bolivia, Argentina and Chile!

Our route through Central and South America..