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Bolivia Tours - Adventure Life Testimonials and Reviews

Bolivia Custom

Janet Millsop (Machu Picchu by Train + Custom Bolivia, Sep 2012)
Machu Picchu was fabulous and Adventure Life was wonderful. Erin and Laura were very helpful and nice. Teddy is Peru was excellent and Theodore was very knowledgable. All the hotels were wonderful. We loved the ecolodge on the Island of the Sune.

Oliver Stanton (Machu Picchu by Train + Custom Bolivia, Sep 2012)
Kassandra was first rate, The trip was essentially flawless so she got the job done. Vidal was fantastic. John was great. Lake Titicaca trip:Great local meal on Sun Island.

Ancient Cultures

Jorgen Risum (Ancient Cultures, Sep 2012)
We had a marvelous trip. We visited the most beautiful sites with high energies. The itinerary totally fulfilled our wishes.

Bolivia Backroads

Torre Sullivan (Bolivia Backroads + Chalalan Lodge + Lake Titicaca, Apr 2012)
Our Bolivia tour was outstanding. I had no ideas what a wonderful country Bolivia was before we went on our trip there. The various landscapes and the colorful, friendly people were amazing. Every place we stayed was great. Our guide was incredible and everywhere we went we felt welcomed and safe. I put Bolivia on my top ten countries to visit and that is saying something. I would recommend Bolivia to anyone.

Adelaide Leavens (Bolivia Backroads, Oct 2010)
This tour was an amazing fete of organization. It allowed us to see so much of the country, which was our goal. Highly recommend all the lodging on our tour. Each was very special in its own way. Not too fancy, but clean, comfortable and well located. Kudos to your staff and the in-country tour for their careful timing.

Robert Stephens (Bolivia Backroads, Jul 2010)
We had great confidence in the Adventure Life team. It did prove well founded. Bolivia is a welcoming culture and the trip was fantastic. We thank Adventure Life for your expertise and would use you again.

Chalalan Lodge - Bolivian Amazon

Linda Shwab (Chalalan Lodge, Jul 2012)
I was surprised at how much I enjoyed the whole trip. I originally picked Bolivia because the timing of the trip worked with my work schedule. I'd been to several lodges in Ecuador and based on my last experience at Sacha Lodge, had some reservations about the trip. This trip was entirely different. The guides and staff at Chalan couldn't have been nicer. Chalan Lodge was in a beautiful setting and the cabins were very nice and comfortable. The unexpected wrinkle was no hot water (just warm) at all. Makes for a good story and was definitely part of the experience.

Claudia Coplan (Chalalan Lodge, Aug 2010)
Everything was wonderful. Suffice it to say, that I learned a lot, enjoyed meeting people from all over the world, but especially the locals. I had wanted to speak Spanish as much as possible & fortunately I was able to. I have increased respect and understanding of the people/culture/values of Bolivia. My horizons have most definitely been broadened. Thank you!

Jesuit Missions

Susan Etheridge (Chalalan Lodge + Jesuit Missions, Apr 2009)
The Chalalan was wonderful, amazing they can maintain such high quality so far from civilization. Reasonable Hotel in Santa Cruz but great in Concepcion - amazingly nice place so far from everything.

The people at Chalalan are amazing, superb guide Rigoberto, great food and everyone trying so hard and accomplishing so much. They should be encouraged as what they are doing is very difficult but necessary.

Mercedes is amazing and her driver Javier the safest we have ever had. She speaks beautiful English, knows everyone in the Mission area of Bolivia and has wonderful insight on the area. I was not very excited about this part of the trip BEFORE we did it but LOVED it. There is much to do there and a nice hotel - the Grand Hotel of Concepcion. I would definitely recommend it. Bolivia is like Costa Rica with more historically interesting things to do, much cheaper and far fewer tourists. We were able to go to the Madidi - amazing more monkeys than I have ever seen. The group there are superb. They are from a local village and have intimate knowledge about the jungle. The guides are smart, speak several languages and can actually call animals and birds to them. The lodging is very nice, appropriately rustic but safe, clean and fun. The food was amazing especially since one is so far from civilization. It was very exciting and a definite must for the ... Read All

Oruro Carnaval and Lake Titicaca

Susan Szollar (Oruro Carnaval and Lake Titicaca, Feb 2010)
The most surprising thing that happened to me was that I had a difficult time acclimating to the high altitude. I had my medicine and was diligently drinking the coca-tea, still neither seemed to work. By the end of the week I started getting better. Unfortunately it was time to come home. The Carnival in Oruro was fabulous in spite of the tremendous crowd. Lake Titicaca was unbelievably beautiful. I wish we could spend a little more time in La Paz to see the museums. But my husband wanted to save some days of his vacation for later this year. Thank you for the great coordination of our trip to Bolivia. It was a very unusual place to go to.