7 weeks of driving
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Theoretically, you could in that sort of timespan but, in my experience, few, if any rental companies, will allow cross border rentals. The exception could be Argentina/Chile but even there, the paperwork required and the cost could be prohibitive.
Even with seven weeks, the distances are vast, the roads rough, sometimes very rough. 70% of roads in Argentina are un-paved, in Bolivia, perhaps more. Some parts of that route are stunning in terms of scenery are stunning, others, like the pampas can get very tedious after a few hours.
Even with seven weeks, the distances are vast, the roads rough, sometimes very rough. 70% of roads in Argentina are un-paved, in Bolivia, perhaps more. Some parts of that route are stunning in terms of scenery are stunning, others, like the pampas can get very tedious after a few hours.
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