Move over New Zealand, Bolivia is the new kid in town! From mountain biking and zip lining to snowboarding and rap jumping, Bolivia has no shortage of adrenaline-pumping activities. An exciting tapestry of surreal landscapes and unspoiled nature, the country is...
Hurtling down sand dunes is probably not the first thing that comes to mind when thinking about things to do in Bolivia. Just one hour from the city of Santa Cruz however, is a beautiful, yet rarely visited natural desert, ideal for thrill-seeking activities such as...
While most tourists visiting Bolivia will remain healthy during their stay, insect-borne diseases, particularly those transmitted via mosquitoes, can be of concern when traveling in the country. The ubiquitous mosquito is most commonly found in low-lying tropical...
The most common health problem for travelers in Bolivia is “traveler’s diarrhea”, caused by nasty bacteria found in contaminated food and water. With tap water being unsafe to drink throughout most of the country, paying for bottled water in Bolivia is often the only...
An ecological masterpiece, abundant in wildlife and teaming with precious plant species, Bolivia is one of the few places left in the world where travelers can experience mother nature at her finest. From elusive jaguars to pink river dolphins, Bolivia’s parks...
This is a guest contribution from blogger Aoife Hoey from Two Hungry Backpackers Coroico was never in our plans. In fact, two days before our arrival there we had never even heard of it! A violent strike had erupted in the town of Potosi, shutting down much of the bus...
