Nicolas Boeschlin
4.00
June, 2022
Condoriri – Huayna Potosí 8-day hike
We spent a few days with Jaime who is an awesome guide and personn. The organisation was perfect, equipment also. Talking about the food, we had never been eating so well during a trekk (fresh fruits, vegetables...). We even had the chance to spend a night at his place to meet his family who was happy to make us discover the alpagas and their daily life (and we even got a hot shower !) Jaime speaks very good French and English. We would totally recommand going with him and can't wait for a new trip there !
Travis Greiman
4.00
May, 2022
Nevado Sajama ascent (6542m), Bolivia
Jamie was an excellent guide and went out of his way to make sure everything was organized and went smoothly. He was flexible and worked hard which was particularly needed when my luggage did not arrive in time for the expedition. Thanks to him everything went smoothly. He was experienced on the mountain and went above and beyond both in safety and logistics.
Alexey Volegov
5.00
April, 2022
Huayna Potosi 2-day ascent
It was amazing trip, Huyana-Potosi is spectacular mountain. Jaime provided exceptional service and support throughout all trip.
Cristian Zarescu
5.00
June, 2021
Climbing Mount Illimani, in Cordillera Real
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Vambola Sipelgas
5.00
April, 2021
Nevado Sajama 5-Day Guided Ascent
Jose Callisaya is perfect quide!
Sam Werner
5.00
March, 2020
Huayna Potosi 2-day ascent
My guide worked really hard to make it a good trip.👍
J.T. Mc Grath
5.00
November, 2018
Ascent to Licancabur – San Pedro de Atacama
Awesome climb!!
Arnaud Picard
4.00
May, 2017
Ascent to Nevado Sajama, 6548m
Jenaro was not my guide for this trip even if I was not aware of it
At around 7,000 kilometers long, stretching along the western edges of South America, the Andes mountain chain is the longest range in the world. And Bolivia offers some of the highest and most dramatic peaks along the Andes.
Country Code
+591
Currency
Boliviano
Languages
There are 37 official languages, most of them indigenous, with Spanish being the most predominant
Best time to visit
If you’re coming to Bolivia for mountain climbing, then the best time to visit is from June to August. If you’re coming to ski or snowboard, then fresh powder is deepest around the month of July
What’s the weather like?
There are primarily two seasons in Bolivia, the dry winter season, which runs from May to October, and the wet summer season, which runs from November to April. Although the summer months are warm during the day, night temperatures can drop to around -20 ℃
How to get there?
The busiest international airport in Bolivia is the Viru Viru International Airport in Santa Cruz de la Sierra. If you’re coming from South America, North America or Europe, it’s highly likely that you’ll pass through this airport, before flying to El Alto airport, which is also 13 kilometers west of La Paz
Located in the centre of South America, the ethnically diverse country of Bolivia is equally varied in its geography, from the peaks of the Andes in the west, to the lowlands of the Amazon Basin in the east. The landlocked country is bordered by Brazil to the north and east, by Paraguay to the southeast, by Argentina to the south, by Chile to the southwest, and Peru to the northwest. Bolivia’s Incan past is well preserved and remains a core part of its culture, and especially its incredible landscapes
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