I'm a student of Spanish and History at Newcastle and have spent the last 6 months in South America as part of my degree. I have one more year left and then I'll be heading back to Sudamerica for some travelling.
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This area is best avoided during the rainy season (October to April), as the downfalls can be pretty relentless. The ......
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Rurrenabaque is a delightful, sleepy little town 270 miles north of La Paz, set on the banks of the river ......
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Hotel de lobo (low budget) Although Hotel de Lobo is one of Rurrenabaque’s cheapest places to stay, it has an exquisite ......
Read MoreHotel Amaibo This is one of the town’s only mid-range establishments. The swimming pool, private bathrooms and breakfast set it apart ......
Read MoreHostal Santa Ana If you are looking for a great-value hostel in Rurrenabaque this one will not disappoint. All rooms are ......
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Located near the Plaza 2 de Febrero, this bar is a great place for anyone looking for a chilled-out sociable ......
Read MoreAlways a hit with the gringos, Moskkito gives travelers the chance to feel like they're still in the jungle, but ......
Read MoreDespite the unimaginative title, this restaurant is a must for those travelers with a weakness for Italian food. The decor ......
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It is possible to walk to the village of Carmen Soledad. Other hiking routes include a 60-minute trek to the ......
Read MoreTo enjoy more of the beautiful scenery and meet some locals, visitors to Rurrenabaque can rent bikes ands cycle to ......
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