 | Laguna Colorada, Bolivia |
12 reviews 
11 reviews 13 reviews 
6 reviews 22 reviews 12 reviews 6 reviews 6 reviews 18 reviews 
2 reviews 3 reviews 6 reviews 5 reviews 13 reviews 16 reviews 1 review 2 reviews 2 reviews 8 reviews 4 reviews 3 reviews 3 reviews 20 reviews 10 reviews 50 reviews 5 reviews 
10 reviews 1 review 1 review 12 reviews 19 reviews 4 reviews 4 reviews 4 reviews
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
... New Zealand but we never really thought about them being in Bolivia. Approximately an hour later we got to the first part of Laguna Colorada. We stopped off to get some photos of the lagoon, the flamingos and the wild Llama's (don't know what they were ...
... reached the entrance to the Eduardo Avaroa Reserve (entrance fee 30 bolivianos) and made our way to the shores of the magnificent Laguna Colorada, one of the undisputed highlights of the trip. The lake covers an area of 60 square km and is situated at ...
... think it was covered in ice. It was just silver. At the end of the day we saw the red lake, or the Laguna Colorada, near which we spent the night. We had espied another (or perhaps the same from another angle) red lake in the morning, ...
Day 295 - Salar de Uyuni - Laguna Colorada There's an unwritten rule in the backpacking world that says is you are at a particularly beautiful place, you must see it at sunrise. We've only conformed to this way of thinking a few times and on each ...
