Samaipata Hostels

This is a complete list of all known hostels in Samaipata. If you know of a Samaipata hostel that isn't listed here, please use the "Add a New Hostel" link at the bottom of the page.

Andoriña Hostel, Art & Culture

"Excellent, original, clean, complete, helpful - Andoriña hosts a great atmosphere, with many common areas. Beautiful decorated and good hammocks in the garden. Like most travelers we liked the included breakfast. Where do they serve a big fruit plate, real coffee, bread, and homemade marmalade included? The owners are very helpful. I think it will take a long time to find such comfortable beds." … "´Andoriña´ is made from its founders, Andres (Dutch) and Doriña (born in Samaipata). We...

HI-Cabañas Campeche Hostel

HI-Cabañas Campeche is a cottage-style centre in a beautiful countryside 1,600m high, 3 hours from Santa Cruz. This is a resort village on a key road to the Andean Valleys of Sucre or Cochabamba. Well maintained, with an excellent infrastructure in bath, showers and kitchen and with a lot of fresh air, we invite you to stay some days up here, leaving the hot and wet climate of the subtropical part of Bolivia. Samaipata's attractions are "El Fuerte" - an pre-Inca holy place, carved in stone...

Samaipata Travel Tips & Suggestions

Comment by Michael Wojticki

It's a wonderful place with such a spiritual feel. I also will return one day.

Comment by Peter

Samaipata is underestimated, with such a variety of landscapes and a great climate. We're German and were impressed by the local services, an amazing place to stay, and quite some good restaurants like Latina Café and La Chakana, as well as local stuff. We loved hiking in Amboró park and above Cuevas waterfalls. Other areas like the jungle and sandstone mountains were not accessible due to heavy rains.

Comment by Tweety Brd

Smaipata is a beautiful and special place with good food (Try Cafe Latino....especially the chicken curry). There is a new tourism project that we loved called Bella Vista. Half jungle and half high mountains.

Comment by Jim Edwards

I cannot keep Samaipata out of my mind. It's a unique, very spiritual place, and I will return there one day, maybe to live. I was down assisting my daughter with some scientific work she was doing in the desert near Pampagrande; we took a long "take a shower and eat good food" weekend. A very special place.

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