Suitable footwear for eastern Bolivia:

Wear sturdy shoes for climbing hills and comfortable sandals for exploring hot springs and waterfalls in the jungle. Be prepared for both hiking and water activities.

Clothing for water activities:

Don't forget to pack your swimsuit and a towel as you will visit places with hot springs and waterfalls where you will want to cool off.

Bring binoculars:

If you love bird watching, binoculars are essential for viewing the species both up close and from a distance, especially in the jungle areas of eastern Bolivia and the Pantanal.

Insect repellent:

Mosquitoes are particularly active at dusk. So bring a good insect repellent to avoid bites, especially in wet and wooded areas.

Personal Medication:

If you take medication regularly, make sure you have enough supplies take with you, as pharmacies along the way may be poorly equipped and it is better not to rely on them.

Reliability of food and drinks:

Don't worry about drinking water, it will be available during the trip. You will also find a variety of local and international dishes as well as juices and soft drinks.

Socket adapter for Brazil:

Round sockets are used in Brazil. Bring an adapter to easily charge your devices.

Safety precautions:

Although security is high, follow basic precautions:

Do not openly display your phone, jewelry or money in busy places such as markets, bus stations and trade fairs. Internet connection:

There is internet in most parts of the trip, but coverage may be lacking in some remote areas. Be prepared to be offline in such moments. Travel and bus insurance:

The buses are against Accidents are insured, but it is advisable to travel with your own international travel insurance to be better protected in the event of unexpected medical or other incidents.

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