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Notebook · Plan a Trip in Bolivia

Plan a trip in Bolivia

Seven chapters built around one real weekend, Santa Cruz to Samaipata with your friend Valeria’s help: choose the destination on a Thursday night, decode the trufi options, book Hostal El Jardín in writing, question the El Fuerte tour flyer, prep the cash and the mercado lunches, write the whole itinerary down, and hold the plan together when Friday brings rain and a bloqueo rumor.

Route drawn, tickets under the mug ✎
  1. Where can I go this weekend?

    Start in the WhatsApp thread with Valeria on a Thursday evening: you are free from Friday evening to Sunday night, she floats Sucre, Cochabamba and Samaipata, ask the realism questions and settle it together.

  2. Where can I go this weekend?← You are here

    Free chapter

    Open the notebook: pick the weekend destination with Valeria and leave with a to-confirm list.

    Start chapter 1

  3. The trufi to Samaipata

    Free chapter

    Decode the transport note and confirm the Friday trufi with the office, in writing.

  4. Book the hostal in writing

    Available with the Goal Pass

    Book two nights with Don Marcos at Hostal El Jardín and get the reservation confirmed in writing.

  5. Ask about the El Fuerte tour

    Available with the Goal Pass

    Read the tour flyer critically and send the operator your question set for Saturday.

  6. Money and food prep

    Available with the Goal Pass

    Sort the cash, the QR question and the mercado lunch language before you go.

  7. Confirm the whole plan in writing

    Available with the Goal Pass

    Write the whole plan down, te resumo el plan, and reconfirm it with everyone.

  8. Change of plans

    Available with the Goal Pass

    Close the notebook: check the rumor at the source, shift the departure, and keep the weekend alive.

  9. Change of plans

    Finish where every real trip gets tested: Friday’s heavy rain and a bloqueo rumor, check the rumor at the source, accept the 19:30 departure, warn Don Marcos in writing, and keep the weekend alive.

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