The finca boasts six charming accommodations – from cozy cottages for two to larger accommodations for groups of up to thirteen people – and a campsite with space for around thirty. Everything is spacious and lovingly furnished. Each cottage has its own barbecue, terrace, campfire area, and a wonderful hot shower.

The surroundings? Breathtaking. Green hills, valleys, and its own Native Park teeming with animals and native plants and trees. And if that weren't enough, Amboró National Park is just around the corner, where the Andes, the Bolivian lowlands, and the Amazon rainforest converge.

Attention foodies: in Café JardinAt the finca's restaurant, everything comes directly from the farm. Fresh, flavorful, and slow food par excellence. You can also pick your own vegetables and herbs from the garden and create something delicious in your own kitchen. At the on-site Herbolario, the herbs are processed into blends, oils, and chutneys, all of which can be found on Café Jardín's menu or enjoyed as take-aways.

The staff are incredibly friendly and happy to help you on your way, although they don't speak English, so a little Spanish or a good dose of patience is useful.

The village of Samaipata is a fifteen-minute walk away. Charming, peaceful, and still wonderfully undiscovered. Tip: bring a flashlight, as the path there is unlit. And at night? You'll be rewarded with an unforgettable starry sky, including the entire Milky Way.

Why stick around? Peace, space, nature, fresh food, and comfort. Whether you're coming as a couple or with the whole family, this feels like a second home. And no worries about altitude sickness: Samaipata is "only" at 1640 meters.

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