The document describes the author's one month trip through South America in 2011 for less than 2000€. They stayed in about 8 countries, enjoying most tourist attractions. To keep costs low, the author recommends planning a budget in advance using travel forums, packing lightly, using buses for transportation, couchsurfing and cheap hostels for lodging, eating local foods or buying groceries, making friends, and negotiating prices for purchases. Peru and Bolivia are identified as the cheapest countries while Brazil and Chile are the most expensive.

1. How I Traveled through
South America…
…For less than 2000€

2. In 2011, I traveled through the continent for 1 month from Colombia
(to Colombia).

3. I stayed in about 8 countries in total.

4. And I enjoyed most of the
main touristic attractions there.

5. …without going bankrupt !

6. Here is what I personally recommend :

7. Here is what I personally recommend :
1. Plan your budget BEFORE by visiting forums

8. Here is what I personally recommend :
1. Plan your budget BEFORE by visiting forums
2. Get a regular bag with Minimum clothes in it

9. Here is what I personally recommend :
1. Plan your budget BEFORE by visiting forums
2. Get a regular bag with minimum clothes in it
3. BUS is your new favorite transportation

10. Here is what I personally recommend :
1. Plan your budget BEFORE by visiting forums
2. Get a regular bag with minimum clothes in it
3. Bus is your new favorite transportation
4. Couchsurfing & cheap hostels to sleep, meet & have fun

11. Here is what I personally recommend :
1. Plan your budget BEFORE by visiting forums
2. Get a regular bag with minimum clothes in it
3. Bus is your new favorite transportation
4. Couchsurfing & cheap hostels to sleep, meet & have fun
5. Eat local or buy groceries

12. Here is what I personally recommend :
1. Plan your budget BEFORE by visiting forums
2. Get a regular bag with minimum clothes in it
3. Bus is your new favorite transportation
4. Couchsurfing & cheap hostels to sleep, meet & have fun
5. Eat local or buy groceries
6. Make Friends with people

13. Last but not least…
Here is what I personally recommend :

14. Here is what I personally recommend :
7. NEGOTIATE everything you buy !

15. 8. For Your Information
With a proper Spanish, you
have a better chance to
Peru & Bolivia are the
cheapest countries
travel cheap Brazil & Chile are the
most expensive countries
But of course it depends on what you do and how long you stay there.

16. Have a Safe TRIP !
& don’t forget : Attitude matters most.
Act as a local, not a tourist !

17. Author
Jérémie -­‐ Professional Model, Serial Ent6epreneur
& Personal Development Adopter.
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French, Fashionista, FitAess Addict, Blogger,
Ambitious, Salesperson, People-­‐Oriented
Cartagena de Indias - Colombia