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Bolivia has nine departments, one of them is La Paz and other Beni. "Rurrenabaque" is a town located on the border between these two departments on the banks of the Beni River and in the department of the same name.
If we crossed the river (takes no more than five minutes) on the other side is "San Buenaventura" that belongs to the department of La Paz.
To travel to Rurrenabaque the most advisable is to go through the city of La Paz and travel or by land about 12 hours on a path not very good, or take a plane on a flight that lasts about thirty minutes and flies over the Andes with a wonderful view of Huayna Potosi.
Rurrenabaque is the starting point to various places, the mainly is the rainforest "Madidi Park" that belongs to La Paz and the other is "The Pampas" on the Rio Yacumo belonging to Beni.
Rurrenabaque have good hotels with all prices, good restaurants and enjoys a tropical climate all year.
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    Our travel to Rurrenabaque
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    Dec 27, 2007 - Jan 04, 2008
    We welcome the year 2008 in Rurrenabaque in the pub called the Moskitto, a pub where one shares adventures with other trav buddys (see separate critic) and we spent a night welcoming the new year very nice. Rurrenabaque as indicated is the starting point for tours of the surrounding area, while one is in Rurrenabaque, the best thing to do is relax and enjoy the town.You can also walk through the town which is located in the Department of Beni and cross the river of the same name (Beni) to go …
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    Wildlife in NP Madidi
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    Mar 30, 2008 - Apr 26, 2008
    Today I came back to Rurrenabaque after three days in NP Madidi. This time spent with watching local wildlife were so amazing days Ive had ever enjoyed. First I had to leave La Paz, to Rurrenabaque its 18 hrs by bus. To Rurre I arrived at 7 am and after two hours I start with other 7 guys our three hrs long jeep ride to Santa Rosa, in Santa Rosa there was waiting for us our guide, so we moved our backpags to the boat and starts our days in wildlife area. The ride by b…
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    Rurrenabaque
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    Nov 23, 2007 - Dec 09, 2007
    BUS JOURNEY Our bus was 2 hours late and we sat outside getting eaten alive by bugs waiting for it with our annoying Israelis to the side of us being so loud and constantly singing stupid songs. When it arrived I couldnt believe it was taking us the 14 hours to Rurrenabaque, it didnt have a toilet, the engine cover was up as it kept overherheating and most of the luggage was haphazardly strapped to the roof. I somehow managed to sleep most of the way but both Bend and I, not to mention…
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    Journey from hell
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    Aug 01, 2008 - Oct 28, 2008
    Finally, on Tuesday it became apparent we weren't flying for some time as the rain was still coming down periodically.  We decided to take matters into our own hands therefore and scrambled around town for a group of people, and together bargained with an agency for a jeep ride back to La Paz.  Organizing this was a nightmare as the agency changed the number of people allowed in the jeep and the cost of the ride about every 5 minutes, but in the end we were packed in and on our way,…
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