Hermosa Santa Cruz 🇧🇴😊

Bolivian’s traffic is chaotic and sidewalks are either filled with vendors’ wares or just lacking. Be careful when going for a walk.

House numbering is very confusing. They don’t use the system of increasing house numbers instead numbers are assigned depending on the construction. Hence, ask locals about which way to take.

If you want to save money, you may opt for buses called “micros”. But they stop literally at every corner. Faster and more comfortable buses are “flotas”.

The most budget friendly way to get to Bolivia is by flights operated by Iberia and Avianca airlines, with connections through Madrid and Lima.

It’s definitely more convenient to get Bolivian visa in your home country. You can also obtain a tourist visa on arrival at the airport but in this case you will have to pay for it.

Scammers, wearing a uniform that looks very much like that one of a police officer, often stop tourists to check documents. They evidently find different violations. In that case, call the police department immediately.

Hotels don’t provide proper service. The prices are incredibly high though. Bargain. If you are lucky, you may drive the price down.