PERU to BOLIVIA Direct Overnight Bus! | Transzela Review

[@joycewong2504]

Hi there, I wonder whether you have booked the bus ticket online or somewhere in advance?

[@Jess_and_Dave]

Hi! We booked our tickets on the Transzela website here: www.transzela.com.pe/. We booked our seats about a month in advance. Not sure if it’s necessary to do so, we just knew the date we needed to get the bus and booked it!☺️

[@rayvogensen2983]

This is a good description of the trip with many important details. I am curious if you speak any Spanish. So many American travelers to that part of the world know two words in Spanish: gracias and cerveza. I find that having at least an intermediate level of Spanish goes a long way. Was that an Airbnb or a hotel you were staying in and how much did you pay per night for a double?

[@Jess_and_Dave]

I’m glad you found it helpful! As Canadians, we don’t learn Spanish in school; we’ve just got a bit of French! But we didn’t have any issues communicating. We stayed at the “Hostal Iskanwaya” in La Paz and we booked through Agoda. It’s listed as a hostel but it’s all private rooms. We paid 30USD/42CAD per night including taxes and fees.

[@carmfe2688]

Good video and informative regarding the bus ride. My family of four will come from Cusco to Lapaz too. Still contemplating if we’ll travel by bus or fly.

[@Jess_and_Dave]

Thanks for watching! We had debated between the bus and flying. In the end, the flight times didn’t work with our tight schedule.

[@lu2178]

Thanks for sharing your experience. Your video is very helpful. I’ve been thinking about going on this adventure. 😊

[@Jess_and_Dave]

So glad you enjoyed it!☺️