Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Monday, September 22, 2008
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www.andorinasamaipata.com
End of 2008 - Start of 2009
Travelling in Bolivia is now very safe and there are NO problems due to bloccades or strikes ! However, be always aware of street robberies like in any country, don´t listen to ´fake police´, etc.....
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Saturday, June 21, 2008
In St Cruz, take a local taxi (appr. 8-10 Bs) to the Samaipata taxi stop, Avenida Omar Chavez, esquina Soliz de Olguin (close to old busterminal, most taxidrivers know). The drive is very scenic and takes about 2,5 hours. If you indicate the driver, he can leave at the doorstep of the hostel.
Thursday, June 12, 2008
Thursday, January 31, 2008
Wanted volunteers
Travellers who speak reasonable Spanish, are invited to send us their cv, background, age, interests for volunteering at least 6 weeks in Andoriña (five days a week in afternoons and evening), bed & breakfast included, kitchen available, NO fees, a nice experience and options to go hiking once in a while. Work includes attending and informing visitors, organise movies, activities, prepare coffees, juices. Opening door at night when people come in from Sucre, you have many possibilities to interact with many (local) people, it´s all up to you.
Other volunteer options are¨:
Above town in a hidden valley is being build a small buddhist temple, consisting of three mudd brick constructions. Good lodging is available. Write for more information to Dennis: bodhiden@yahoo.com
Our neighbours - a local couple with four children - can use help in their plant nursery. Maximum half a day, about four 4 times a week. Lodging in hostal Andoriña, food with our neighbours. You should speak and understand reasonable Spanish and must like working with plants, obviously. Short term commitment is possible.
Wednesday, April 04, 2007
New - tickets (sleeping bus) to To make RESERVATIONS by telephone, call (3)944 6333, either from Sta Cruz direction or Sucre (arrival by bus in the very early morning, advise various times to chofer to be left at the highway and walk into town). |