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RURRENABAQUE - JUNGLE (2D/1N)

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Day 01: La Paz / Rurrenabaque / Selva

Along the way to our office in Rurrenabaque, the popular ecotourism center and established access point for the jungle, you'll be able to see families of heron, sloths, and other animals in the humid lowlands of the lush Bolivian Amazon. We'll reach Rurrenabaque at around 8:30am. At Rurre we will switch to a motorized dugout canoe and then hit the Beni River for about 4 to 5 hours, admiring the wildlife that gathers in its waters and along its banks and the lush vegetation. We'll then have lunch before embarking on a 2 to 3 hour trek while the guide teaches you about the plants of the jungle. We'll have dinner and spend the night in our eco-lodge.

Day 02: Selva / Rurrebabaque / La Paz

After breakfast on the second day we'll embark on a 4-hour trek to view the different kind of plant and animal life. Afterwards, we'll have lunch back at the lodge before we begin our return trip to Rurrenabaque. We'll arrive back at Rurrenabaque at around 5:00pm.

Our Service includes

  • Meals
    • 02 Lunches
    • 01 Breakfast
    • 01 Dinner
  • Guide
  • Round-Trip Shared Boat
  • 01 Night in the lodge

Our Service do not include

  • Admision to National Park & Fee to Stay in Indigenous Community (150Bs)
  • Drinks & Snacks

We recommend you to bring

  • Humidity-Suitable Clothing
  • Hiking boots
  • Flashlight
  • Sunscreen & Sunglasses
  • Insect Repellent
  • optional
    • Roundtrip Bus: La Paz – Rurrenabaque
    • Roundtrip Flight: La Paz – Rurrenabaque
    • Hotel Lodging: Rurrenabaque

 

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