Description
The Little Polynesian Resort is a small boutique hotel, situated directly on a white sandy beach. The resort offers bungalow style accommodation, beautiful gardens and a great beach. The resort offers studio-style accommodation with kitchenette facilities in the tropical gardens or beachfront bungalow accommodation. All of the units are air conditioned and include an outdoor shower. Start your day with a ‘tropical island breakfast’ which is served in the restaurant or can be delivered to your room each morning. A room service menu is available at an additional charge. Guests can relax by the Little Polynesian’s infinity pool or on the beach, next to the lagoon. There is free use of kayaks and snorkelling gear for all guests.
Location
More about La Paz
Welcome to our travel blog! Today, WE are excited to take YOU on a journey to the beautiful La Paz locality in the heart of Bolivia.
La Paz is the administrative capital of Bolivia and its highest city. Located at an altitude of over 3,600 meters above sea level, La Paz offers visitors a unique experience with its stunning views of the Andes Mountains and rich cultural heritage.
One of the city's most popular attractions is the Witches' Market, where locals sell herbs, potions, and other traditional remedies. The market also offers a glimpse into Bolivia's indigenous culture, with colorful textiles and handicrafts on display.
For a more historical experience, WE recommend visiting the Tiwanaku archaeological site, which is located about an hour's drive from La Paz. This ancient city was once a hub of Andean civilization and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
If YOU are feeling adventurous, WE suggest taking a ride on the world's highest urban cable car system, which conne...
Read moreLa Paz is the administrative capital of Bolivia and its highest city. Located at an altitude of over 3,600 meters above sea level, La Paz offers visitors a unique experience with its stunning views of the Andes Mountains and rich cultural heritage.
One of the city's most popular attractions is the Witches' Market, where locals sell herbs, potions, and other traditional remedies. The market also offers a glimpse into Bolivia's indigenous culture, with colorful textiles and handicrafts on display.
For a more historical experience, WE recommend visiting the Tiwanaku archaeological site, which is located about an hour's drive from La Paz. This ancient city was once a hub of Andean civilization and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
If YOU are feeling adventurous, WE suggest taking a ride on the world's highest urban cable car system, which conne...
