Guayaramerín

Things to do

• Cross the Mamoré to Guajará-Mirim (Brazil)
• Cachuela Esperanza and its rapids
• Walk along the Mamoré

What to eat

• River fishSurubí, pacú or dorado, grilled over a wood fire or fried, with rice, cassava and plantain. Delicious by the water, in the Llanos and the Amazon.
• MasacoMashed plantain or cassava with charque or cheese. Rich and filling.

Also here

• Border Guayaramerín – Guajará-MirimBy boat across the Mamoré river, in a few minutes. Formalities are done on each side of the river.

How to get to Guayaramerín

• Riberalta Road (bus, car) · 1 h 30

  Shared taxi or bus, paved road.

Photos of Guayaramerín

More places in this region

• RurrenabaqueGateway to the Bolivian Amazon, on the Beni river.
• Madidi National ParkOne of the most biodiverse places on the planet. Primary forest.
• Yacuma PampasWetlands teeming with animals: caimans, capybaras and pink river dolphins.
• Barba Azul reserveBeni savannas, refuge of the blue-throated macaw, one of the rarest parrots in the world.
• Beni Biosphere ReserveSavannas, forests and lagoons near San Borja: a reserve rich in wildlife, still rarely visited.
• Trinidad (Llanos de Moxos)Capital of the Beni, with flood plains and Moxeño culture.
• Laguna SuárezA big, quiet lagoon on Trinidad's doorstep, for swimming and eating fish.
• San Ignacio de MoxosA former Jesuit mission on the Beni plains, famous for the Ichapekene Piesta (UNESCO).
• CobijaThe capital of Pando, on the Acre river facing Brazil: gateway to the northern Amazon.
• Porvenir and the Tahuamanu riverAn Amazon village near Cobija: boat trips on the Tahuamanu and a natural pool.
• Puerto Rico and the Manuripi reserveA small town where two rivers meet, gateway to the Manuripi Amazon reserve.
• RiberaltaAn Amazon river port where the Beni meets the Madre de Dios, capital of the Brazil nut.