Expat Women in La Paz
Yara
La Paz
About me
Hi, I’m yara. I walk in the life with medicine plants, tantra, the pleasure of breathing and joy the life. I’m a tarot reader, learning for be Amawt’a one day.
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Jassiel
La Paz
About me
I'm Bolivian, and I'm a university student studying pure and natural sciences. I enjoy traveling and learning many things. My English is still basic, but I'm improving.
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Nathalie
La Paz
About me
Hola! Me llamo Nathalie soy de Bolivia y viviré una temporada en Lima. Quiero tomar unos cursos de masajes. Me encanta la parte espiritual 🫶🏽
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Vico
La Paz
About me
My name is Victoria, I am a shaman healer from Bolivia, I love to share and learn about various cultures, meet new people, enjoy creating art, hiking through nature, talk about everything from politics, history, philosophy and much more, I am sensitive and caring, so welcome!
Daniela
La Paz
About me
Hi, I’m Dani. I love traveling, studied abroad, and am now back to studying Psychopedagogy. I also work at a school and enjoy supporting student growth. Nice to meet you
Claudia
La Paz
About me
Hi! Im Claudia and is a pleasure meet woman around the world, I am interested in cultural exchange as I soon want to travel the world, so I want to help whoever I can and receive the best tips to start my trip.
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Is La Paz safe for women?
The safety of this city depends on where you are, such as the "Ceja" or "Alto" zones, which are highly dangerous. In the "Centro" zone, you should be careful with your cell phone; they'll steal it quickly. The South zone is a little safer; generally, I don't have too many concerns for my safety there. In general, you should be careful on dark or small streets with no people around.
Posted: August 10, 2025
Nicole
Safety in La Paz is relatively good, but It depends on where are you going, and what time you’re going. You shouldn’t walk alone late at night. The means of transportation I recommend are the cable car, the PumaKatari bus, and apps like Uber, inDrive, or Yango.
Posted: June 23, 2025Expats in Bolivia
