What’s more epic than a motorcycle ride in South America? Being part of a band of
brothers doing Kingdom work at the same time! Guys, saddle up and embark on a moto tour that will
change your life and give you the chance to serve others! Our ministry partner Agua Yaku will lead
you into rural territories on bikes that have both on and off road capability (yes you will get
very dusty & dirty!). Each day will have a new destination where you will distribute water
filters, teach people about clean water hygiene, and share the Gospel.
To join in this
adventure, you need at least intermediate experience and skill on a motorcycle; the rides will be
on and off road, sometimes over difficult terrain. If you sponsor a child in Bolivia through
Compassion International, you will also have the chance to meet your child and spend a fun day with
him or her...an amazing experience in itself!
Good news/bad news. This trip is currently full. However, we may add a second week based on interest. If you're interested, let us know here.
When: 4/5/19 - 4/14/19
Deposit: $300
Size of Trip: 12 men
Minimum
Age: 18
Restrictions: Background Check Required
Total Cost: $2400 (Don't worry. Check
this out.)
Sign Up Deadline: 12/3/18
Other Requirements: Yellow Fever vaccination
(estimated $200), 10 year Bolivian Visa ($160)
$2,400.
That may sound like a lot,
but you should know this covers everything (flight, hotel, meals, activities, etc.), and this is a
number you’re meant to tackle with your friends and family.
Of all of our trip participants,
only 5% have had to contribute to their own trip.
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ideas for support raising
You will fly on commercial airlines, most likely a mixture of American, United, and possibly the Panamanian airline Copa. It takes a full day to get there with several plane changes, sometimes overnight. Once we are in Bolivia, we get around in private hired buses (sometimes with AC, sometimes not), and you get to experience traffic and driving WAY more haphazard than L.A. or New York!
Depart US
Arrive in Santa Cruz, Bolivia. City tourism, ride prep, rest
Ride motorcycles through rural Bolivia, doing fresh water work with Agua Yaku
Return to Santa Cruz
Day with your sponsored Compassion International child, or tourism
Travel home
Riders will stay in hostels and very basic hotels as they travel throughout the week. A night or two of camping is also a possibility depending on the itinerary.
Bunk house 1
Bunk house 2
Hotel diner
Hotel room
Crossroads members Danny & Vanessa Beams moved to Bolivia over ten years ago to go into full time ministry there. Danny established Agua Yaku with the mission of bringing clean water to people in some of the most remote areas of the country through well drilling, water filter distribution, and clean water education, all while sharing the Gospel. He regularly takes teams from all over North America to rural areas where they serve others, bond as a team, and share the Good News.
Learn more about Agua YakuAt Crossroads, we’re seriously committed to Compassion International and the child-advocacy work they so passionately undertake. Their work releases children from spiritual, economic, social, and physical poverty. The goal is for each child to become a responsible and fulfilled adult. Sponsoring a child is a huge part of this work, and so is visiting your child and taking that relationship to a whole new level.
Learn more about Compassion International