Public transportation in Bolivia is – let’s put it that way- improvable.You’re lucky if you arrive on time, the roads are sometimes covered in snow, the tires of the bus are made for sunny summer weather. Bathrooms do not exist and don’t you dare to drink too much within this never ending ride. I went…
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Once in the rainforest why not do a 3 Day survival trip? I needed some stuff to figure out for myself and thought this was a great opportunity to get to know my limits better and to learn some survival techniques.
Are you heading to La Paz and want to have the best time ever? Read along and find out on what you shouldn’t miss out.
After traveling through Bolivia for almost a month now, I definitely don’t want to hold back on the weird stuff I’ve encountered. And here we go:
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Santa Cruz was the cheapest option from São Paulo, so I figured this was a good choice to start out. There’s not really much to see apart from your hair getting all dusty, flying plastic bags and weird weather. But I have to admit- this place has made me laugh a lot so far and…
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I didn’t know you could chew on cane sugar or that if you swam any river upwards on Hawaii you’d find a waterfall at some point. I didn’t know that there’s a game in America where you set up a bonfire at the beach and jump over it after piling up more and more wood.…
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Paraty is a tiny city with a cosy harbour in Brazil. The roads are bumpy, the people friendly and once you get there, you will not want to leave again. Party is an old fisherman’s town and has its own chilled out vibe. Life is slow, stress does not exist and the little islands around…
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São Paulo, Brazil’s monster. The financial disctrict of Brazil, Skyscaper wonderland. Incredibly ugly (some say) and incredibly interesting. What can you do in a city that it so big you can easily get lost in? 1. HANG OUT AT IBIRAPUERA PARK!
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Do you want to hike up to Machu Picchu in the most adventurous way possible? Do you want to include as many activities possible? If you answered with yes, the Inca Jungle Trail it is. It leads 3 days though the Peruvian jungle, where you can do zip lining, water rafting, downhill mountain biking and…
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You can find the recent capital of the Inca Empire on 3,399m high up in the Peruvian Andes. Cusco therefore even has a higher altitude than Machu Picchu and you can feel that. The first day I arrived I felt like an old lady wo had lost her walking stick and oxygen mask. Every few…
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