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Plan a real weekend trip
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Try chapter 1 free →“I want to explore Bolivia on my own.”
Travel & Explore Bolivia
Explore Bolivia without becoming helpless when transport, reservations or plans change.
Start with a complete Santa Cruz–Samaipata weekend, then build the skills and destination language you actually need.
- 18 notebooks open
- Free first chapters
- A0 to B1
1 · Start and build
Core travel skills
Follow one connected journey before choosing isolated destinations.
Plan a Trip in Bolivia
Sketch your route around Bolivia out loud: say where you want to go and for how long, ask how many hours the bus really takes, and confirm the route before buying a ticket.
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Transport Around Bolivia
Catch the right trufi, flight, or overnight bus: ask times at the terminal counter, sort out your luggage, and pin down exactly where the driver will pick you up.
Hotels, Tours, and Reservations
Book rooms and tours with the details pinned down: hot water, breakfast, the guide’s language, cancellation, and a pickup time you have confirmed twice.
Food, Restaurants, and Dietary Needs
Order the set almuerzo, ask what is really in the sopa de maní, and make an allergy clearly understood, then settle the bill by QR or cash, receipt in hand.
Culture, Etiquette, Markets, and Money
Shop the market like a regular: greet the casera, ask prices, accept the yapa with a smile, ask permission before any photo, and pay by QR or with small change.
Travel Health, Safety, and Emergencies
When something goes wrong, find the words fast: a lost passport, a pharmacy counter, a clinic, the tourist police. Spanish to ask for help, not medical or legal advice.
2 · Choose a place
Explore by destination
Open a place when a real trip is coming up, or continue after the core path.
I have a trip coming up
Pick where you're going, get the notebook for the place, the two core skills that matter most for that trip, and what you'll walk away with.
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Explore Santa Cruz
Get around Bolivia’s biggest, hottest city: ask which micro crosses the anillos, hold your own on heat and traffic, and confirm your airport transfer down to the detail.
Explore La Paz and El Alto
Ride the teleférico between El Alto and La Paz: ask which line to take, where to buy the card, and where to check for blockades before you head to the airport.
Explore Uyuni and the Salar
Book your Salar jeep tour at the agency counter: compare the 1-day and 3-day flyers, ask exactly what is included and which park fees are extra, and never assume a road is safe.
Explore Sucre
Take the white city at walking pace: ask museum hours in the historic center, find a rooftop café, ask about a Spanish class, and plan the day trip to the dinosaur tracks.
Explore Lake Titicaca and Copacabana
Cross the Estrecho de Tiquina with your two tickets in hand, sleep a night on the Isla del Sol, and meet the lake’s sacred places as a guest: photograph only with permission.
Explore Cochabamba
Ask whether the trufi goes downtown, order a silpancho, and find your way up to the Cristo de la Concordia, in the city Bolivians call the country’s food capital.
Explore Potosí
Take the highest famous city on Earth slowly. Ask Don Efraín, a former miner, everything about the Cerro Rico mine tour before deciding, and listen more than you talk.
Explore Tarija
Slow down in Bolivia’s southern wine valley: ask what a Ruta del Vino bodega visit includes, order the saice, stay for the sobremesa, and decline a drink warmly, no excuse needed.
Explore the Yungas and the Bolivian Amazon
Ask how the road down to Coroico is today, then take the small plane to Rurrenabaque for a pampas or selva tour at the edge of Madidi, watching the wildlife at a distance.
3 · Open when needed
Useful when you need them
Shared health and daily-service notebooks support the trip without becoming the starting point.
At the pharmacy
Choose a safe pharmacy, explain what you need, and ask safe questions about medicines, without self-diagnosing.
Shared support
Doctor & hospital
Book the appointment, explain your symptoms simply, and leave the consultation sure of what the doctor said, what to take, and what happens next.
Shared support
Daily life services
Internet down, a delivery at the gate, a technician on the way: report the problem, understand what they need from you, and confirm the price and the time.
Shared support