Overview
Guayaramerín is a small Bolivian border town separated from Brazil's Guajará-Mirim by the Mamoré River. It serves primarily as a crossing point for travelers moving between Bolivia and Brazil, with a modest local market and river port atmosphere.
Budget Travel · Day Trips
Before you go
Border
Guayaramerín borders Brazil across the Mamoré River. Small boats provide the crossing to Guajará-Mirim.
Money
Bolivian Boliviano (Bs.) is the local currency. Cash is preferred for small purchases and transport.
Transport
Mototaxis (Bs. 4-5) and tuk-tuks (Bs. 10) provide local transport. The town is walkable. Boat to Guajará-Mirim takes 5 minutes.
