Bolivia
Travel Blogs from Bolivia
Tupiza Tours
Today we started on our 4 day jeep tour and headed south towards the Chilean border. We met some new travelling companions, a french canadian couple,Matt and Vicky, a brit,Simon and Mike from before. We travelled through tiny adobe ...
Tupiza to Uyuni tour - Day 1
I'd been looking forward to this trip SO MUCH and hoped that we'd end up with a decent group, I wasn't disappointed. I'd already met the English couple Emily and Antony who'd been weighing up the various options for the tour, and a Dutch mother and ...
waterfalls and hippys
... actually a taxi with a family in, obviously we were charged taxi price for that. we saw some great scenery here and a different bolivia to anything that weve seen before. it was a real treat to see families having bbq´s in the fields. the bus ...
Cold... Colder... La Paz
La Paz welcomed us with -1 degree celsius. I was again in flip flops... As quick as we could we jumped in a taxi and got to our place for the night. Unheated. I think I have worn everything what was left after the clean-out- shipment in Cuzco. We ...
Lake Titicaca
... we checked in we decided to walk around Copacabana. The city itself isn´t that big and doesn´t have a lot of sight seeing opportunities. Bolivia is a poor country. But it was right on the lake so it was nice and relaxing after our trek. We did a pub ...
Jurassic Park
Day 6 Got the (only 5 hour!) bus to Toro Toro in the morning, luckily the bus was running an hour and a half late as we were taken to the stop by the most incompetant taxi driver I have ever seen, who even after asking directions many times ...
La Paz
Hi again It's been a busy few days and it's about to get even busier. The Inca trail is coming up this week so I'm probably going to be off the radar for about 10 days or so. We're currently in Peru, just arrived this afternoon at the shores of Lake ...
3 days crossing the Bolivian Altiplano
... -telling on this one. There is a lot of information out there about the dodginess of tour operators in this part of Bolivia - and we did a lot of research and talking to people before deciding to go. Ultimately it comes down to the specific ...
Deep down in the mines
... bought some coca leaves (from which cocaine is made) to chew, as it helps with the altitude. Chewing coca is only legal in Bolivia and Peru, and literally all the locals chew it. It tastes disgusting but is quite nice when drunk as a tea! ...
La Paz- hmm gut...?!?
nach drei Stunden Busfahrt von Copacabana aus sind wir schlussendlich inder Daemmerung in La Paz angekommen. Die Stadt liegt in einem Andental und der Bus schlaengelt sich auf Serpentinen die Strasse herunter, somit hat man einen wunderbaren Ausblick auf ...
