Location: Rurrenabaque
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5 Multi-day Tours in Rurrenabaque That You Shouldn't Miss
Rurrenabaque is a small town in the North of Bolivia on the Beni River. It is the capital of Rurrenabaque Municipality. In recent years it has become popular with international tourism as it is an easy gateway for visits to Madidi National Park (within the Bolivian rainforest), as well as the surrounding pampas. Locals commonly refer to the town by its shortened nickname, "Rurre."
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1. Rurrenabaque Pampas. 3 Days and 2 Nights
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
The Amazon Jungle (Bolivia) is unique in its landscapes and particularly in its cuisine, it is considered the third most visited tourist destination in the country, after Lake Titicaca (La Paz) and the Salar de Uyuni (Potosí). You can also meet several species of animals such as lizards, alligators, birds and much more.
Inclusions: First day not included, Lunch, Not included on the last (3rd) day, Air-conditioned vehicle, Accommodation (Lodge)
Exclusions: Entrance to the National Park Pampas del Yacuma (150 Bs.)., life insurance or against accidents, Gratuities
Reviewed By annakZ2977HF
Good tour, I have seen beauty of Andas. Erica has got big knowledge and she is a nice person and good tour guide.
2. 5-Day Madidi and Pampas Amazon from La Paz
Join this 5-day tour and take a flight from La Paz to Rurrenabaque and overnight. Travel along the Beni and Tuichi Rivers to reach a Sugarcane Community and then your lodge. Visit the Farallon of the Macaws and go sailing on a self-made raft. Return to Rurrenabaque and take 3-hour jeep ride to Santa Rosa where you will sail the beautiful Yacuma River. Enjoy your last morning in nature surrounded by the sounds of animals and then return to Rurrenabaque where you will connect with your flight to La Paz. Your trip will come to an end upon arrival.
Inclusions: Breakfast, Breakfast, Dinner, Dinner, Lunch, Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast, Breakfast, Lunch, Lunch, Hotel pickup and drop-off in La Paz, Return Flight La Paz - Rurrenabaque - La Paz, Rurrenabaque airport pick-up and drop-off, Accommodation: 1N Rurrenabaque Hotel, 2N Mashaquipe Lodge, 1N Santa Rosa Eco-Lodge, Transportation in Boats & Jeep, English and Spanish-speaking Guide
Exclusions: Entrance Fees: Madidi National Park (200bs), Santa Rosa Protected Park (150bs), Other Meals & Drinks, Travel Insurance, Personal Expenses, Gratuities
3. 6-Day Madidi and Pampas Amazon from La Paz
Join this 6-day tour starting in La Paz, take a flight to Rurrenabaque and overnight stay. Travel along the Beni and Tuichi Rivers to reach a Sugarcane Community and then your Eco-Lodge. Wake up early in the morning and take a walk, participate in workshops to learn about the Tacana way of life, and go on a camping excursion into the jungle. On day 4 visit the Farallon of the Macaws and go sailing on a self-made raft. Next day return to Rurrenabaque and take 3-hour jeep ride to Santa Rosa where you will sail the beautiful Yacuma River. Enjoy your last morning in nature surrounded by the sounds of animals and then return to Rurrenabaque where you will connect with your flight to La Paz. Your trip will come to an end upon arrival.
Inclusions: La Paz airport drop-off, Lunch, Dinner, Lunch, Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast, Lunch, Breakfast, Breakfast, Lunch, Breakfast, Breakfast, Dinner, Dinner, Roundtrip Flight: La Paz - Rurrenabaque - La Paz, Rurrenabaque airport pickup and drop-off, Transportation in Boats & Jeep
Exclusions: Entrance Fees: Madidi National Park (200bs), Santa Rosa Protected Park (150bs), Other Meals & Drinks, Travel Insurance, Gratuities
4. 4-Day Bolivian Amazon Pampas Adventure from La Paz
Realize your dreams of visiting the Amazon on an exhilarating 4-day excursion to the Pampas from La Paz. Alongside a professional guide, experience the native culture and spectacular wildlife that makes the region so unique. See an abundance of exotic wildlife during a canoe trip on the Yacuma River; take an exciting night tour in search of nocturnal creatures like anacondas and caimans; and spend two nights in a comfortable eco-lodge surrounded by the ambient noises of the Amazon. Gain fascinating insight into the culture of indigenous villages and the science behind the majestic rainforest during this educational tour.
Inclusions: Lunch, Breakfast, Lunch, Breakfast, Dinner, Transfer to La Paz Airport on Day 1, Internal Flights: - La Paz to Rurrenabaque - Rurrenabaque to La Paz, Rurrenabaque Airport Pick-up & Drop-off, Return land and boat transfers Rurrenabaque City Center - eco lodge, 2 nights in eco lodge, 1 night hostel in Rurrenabaque, Bottled mineral water, Medical assistance
Exclusions: Entrance Fee to the Santa Rosa Park ($22 usd), Airport tax to pay at the Rurrenabaque Airport (approx. 15 Bs or $2.5 usd per person), Personal Expenses, Other Meals & Drinks, Travel Insurance
5. 15-Day Bolivia Sightseeing Tour from La Paz
Fully experience La Paz's vivid life on a half-day walking tour. Walk by Sucre, the most colonial city in Bolivia. Experience nature & local culture. Spot wildlife in Madidi & the Pampas. Choose from different activities in the jungle. Experience true life inside Potosí´s iconic silver mine . Take pictures in the famous Salar de Uyuni. Venture through Bolivia stopping to enjoy quaint colonial towns, go deep inside the rich silver mines and embark on an unforgettable expedition through the vast and blinding-white salt flats of Uyuni.
Inclusions: Dinner, Breakfast, Breakfast, Lunch, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Dinner, Lunch, Lunch, Lunch, Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Lunch, Breakfast, Dinner, Lunch, Local transport La Paz - Copacabana - La Paz, La Paz-Rrurrenabaque-La Paz (flight) , Local transport from La Paz to Sucre , Local transport from Sucre to Potosi , Local transport from Potosi to Uyuni
Exclusions: Entrance fees for Uyuni Tour: Isla Incahuasi (6 USD) Eduardo Avaroa National Park (22 USD), Entrance fees: Hot springs (1 USD) last day of Uyuni tour.
Reviewed By gina_hung2000
It was a bit confusing with my booking due to the miscommunication between the operator posting this tour and the operator actually providing the tour (they were different!). But I managed to sort it out by messaging and a phone call. Despite the drama in the beginning, it was fun! They provide you with everything you need and teach you how to "climb" the ice. For a person spending the most time at sea level and not used to rock climbing, this was very challenging for me. But I had a blast! I will come back to have more! Ice climbing is at 4900 meters above the sea level, so take it easy to avoid altitude sickness.
