Sabaya Holiday Deals

Sabaya Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Sabaya

It's simple — a life full of adventure is a life well-lived. So grab your passport, pack your things and say hello to Sabaya!

It's situated 280 kilometres south of La Paz, the national capital of Bolivia.

Colchane is 55 kilometres to the southwest and worth having a look at. Want some more ideas? Castilluma, 80 kilometres to the west of Sabaya, ought to be on your travel plan.

Bank cards? Check. Wallet? Check. But have you packed your appetite? With some fantastic food and drink to try out around here, it's the one thing you shouldn't leave home without.

Typical cuisine here often includes beans and rice, two essential elements for which the region is famous for serving up.

No proud foodie would leave Sabaya without tucking into one or two of the signature meals, such as tucumanas (deep fried savoury pastry) and empanadas.

Dessert is always a good idea on holiday, so why feel guilty for indulging in a little espuma de mango (mango mousse)? It's worth every scrumptious calorie!

They say life's not all beer and skittles, but there's certainly nothing wrong with kicking back with a cold one on occasion. While you're in this neck of the woods, ensure it's Taquiña.

It doesn't matter if you're an authority on wine or you have no idea about oenology, you're sure to appreciate a glass or two of the local Malbec or Syrah.

Knowing how to pronounce a handful of words in the local tongue will make travelling through the Oruro region that little bit smoother. '¡Que pase un buen día!' can be translated as 'have a nice day'. 'Buenos días' ('good morning') is just one more you may need.

Want to get involved in the Independence Day celebrations? Cross the 6th of August on your calendar and get ready to let your hair down with the locals!

Fortunately Sabaya isn't planning on moving anywhere, so this "Adiós" has no need to be your last!

Ready to fly home? Pack up your bag, set your alarm and plan a route to Juan Mendoza Airport (ORU). It's around 180 kilometres to the northeast.