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Northern Rainforest & Pampas

Amazonia

Bolivia's Amazon is one of the least-crowded in South America — the Madidi–Pampas corridor out of Rurrenabaque, where jungle and flooded savannah sit side by side and wildlife density is remarkable.

Madidi National Park protects one of the most biodiverse areas on the planet; the neighbouring Pampas del Yacuma offer open-water wildlife viewing — caimans, capybaras, pink river dolphins, hundreds of bird species — from small boats.

Lodging runs from community-owned ecolodges deep in Madidi to comfortable riverside camps in the pampas. Access is by short flight from La Paz to Rurrenabaque, then river or road transfer.

Bolivexa pairs the Amazon with the Andes for the classic altitude-to-rainforest contrast, handling the weather-sensitive logistics — flight schedules here move — with buffer days built in.

Amazonia, Bolivia

Planning notes

Altitude
≈200 m — hot, humid, malaria precautions advised
Recommended stay
3–4 nights (Madidi + Pampas)
Access
Light-aircraft flight La Paz–Rurrenabaque; build in a buffer day
Season note
Dry season (May–Oct) for wildlife; wet season greener, buggier

Highlights we build around

  • Madidi National Park — community ecolodges and canopy wildlife
  • Pampas del Yacuma — river safaris for dolphins, caimans, capybaras
  • Night walks and birding with indigenous guides
  • Canoe travel on the Tuichi and Yacuma rivers
  • Andes-to-Amazon combinations from La Paz

Ideal for

  • Wildlife and birding clients
  • Families seeking an active nature stage
  • Travellers wanting a quiet alternative to Peru's or Brazil's Amazon

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