Bolivia bite-sized trips
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High up in the Andes and full of otherworldly landscapes, ancient cultures, and proud Quechua traditions, Bolivia is like nowhere else on earth. Perhaps South America’s most challenging destination, it’s well worth the effort.
Choose from our bite-sized trips below and we will piece them together to create a tailor-made holiday just for you or pick from one of our ready-made itineraries.
Hot sunny days, traditional communities, ancient ruins and incredible views; welcome to the birthplace of the Sun God. During this trip you’ll travel from Puno in Peru to the city of La Paz in Bolivia. Along the way you can enjoy the lively town of Copacabana and take a day trip to the alluring Isla del Sol.
Hot sunny days, traditional communities, ancient ruins and incredible views; welcome to the birthplace of the Sun God. During this trip you’ll travel from Puno in Peru to the city of La Paz in Bolivia. Along the way you can enjoy the lively town of Copacabana and take a day trip to the alluring Isla del Sol.
As soon as you arrive in La Paz everything about the city will make you feel as if you’ve arrived in an unusual place. The city is hidden away in a deep gorge at an altitude of 4000m and surrounded by the snow-covered mountain peaks of the Andes.
As soon as you arrive in La Paz everything about the city will make you feel as if you’ve arrived in an unusual place. The city is hidden away in a deep gorge at an altitude of 4000m and surrounded by the snow-covered mountain peaks of the Andes.
The endless white expanse of the Bolivian salt flats makes for some truly epic photo opportunities and is quite possibly the most breath-taking nature reserve we’ve ever seen. Staying in the dusty town of Uyuni, you’ll set out on a full day tour to explore one of the world’s most spectacular natural phenomena.
The endless white expanse of the Bolivian salt flats makes for some truly epic photo opportunities and is quite possibly the most breath-taking nature reserve we’ve ever seen. Staying in the dusty town of Uyuni, you’ll set out on a full day tour to explore one of the world’s most spectacular natural phenomena.
At the edge of the Bolivian Amazon you’ll find the lush tropical wetlands known as the pampas. Although less famous than the Pantanal of Brazil, you’ll find a wide range of amazing wildlife here.
At the edge of the Bolivian Amazon you’ll find the lush tropical wetlands known as the pampas. Although less famous than the Pantanal of Brazil, you’ll find a wide range of amazing wildlife here.
The lowlands of Santa Cruz are not quite what you’d expect to find in Bolivia. It’s not exactly the quintessential image of Andes peaks and highlands, but with its subtropical climate and comfortable low altitude of 400m it’s a great place to sit back and soak up the Bolivian atmosphere.
The lowlands of Santa Cruz are not quite what you’d expect to find in Bolivia. It’s not exactly the quintessential image of Andes peaks and highlands, but with its subtropical climate and comfortable low altitude of 400m it’s a great place to sit back and soak up the Bolivian atmosphere.
The countryside surrounding Santa Cruz is a relaxing place to spend a night or two before hiking into the hills. You’ll stay at an organic farm in Samaipata with a panoramic view of the countryside. Watch the butterflies flutter past as you sip on an ice cold beer in your hammock.
The countryside surrounding Santa Cruz is a relaxing place to spend a night or two before hiking into the hills. You’ll stay at an organic farm in Samaipata with a panoramic view of the countryside. Watch the butterflies flutter past as you sip on an ice cold beer in your hammock.
Set off on an unforgettable journey through one of the world’s most bizarre and challenging landscapes, where geysers bubble on the surface and flamingos flock around brightly coloured lakes. Travelling by 4×4 in a small group and staying in basic lodges, you’ll pass through the beautiful Uyuni Salt Flats, before heading up to the high altitudes and strange volcanic landscapes of the Atacama Desert.
Set off on an unforgettable journey through one of the world’s most bizarre and challenging landscapes, where geysers bubble on the surface and flamingos flock around brightly coloured lakes. Travelling by 4×4 in a small group and staying in basic lodges, you’ll pass through the beautiful Uyuni Salt Flats, before heading up to the high altitudes and strange volcanic landscapes of the Atacama Desert.
From the jungle village of Rurrenabaque it’s 5 hours up the river to your lodge. Hidden away deep in the Amazonian jungle, your eco-lodge was built by locals using only jungle resources and traditional techniques.
From the jungle village of Rurrenabaque it’s 5 hours up the river to your lodge. Hidden away deep in the Amazonian jungle, your eco-lodge was built by locals using only jungle resources and traditional techniques.
Sucre is the laid-back, compact capital of Bolivia. You won’t be the first traveller to be surprised to hear that Sucre, not La Paz, is Bolivia’s capital. Despite the altitude the colonial college town has a wonderful climate due to its located in a sheltered valley.
Sucre is the laid-back, compact capital of Bolivia. You won’t be the first traveller to be surprised to hear that Sucre, not La Paz, is Bolivia’s capital. Despite the altitude the colonial college town has a wonderful climate due to its located in a sheltered valley.
The mining town of Potosi is one of the highest cities in the world at 4000m. The city is surrounded by the Andes Mountains, including the most well-known mountain, Cerro Rico. During your stay we’ll arrange a guided tour of the Potosi silver mines for you.
The mining town of Potosi is one of the highest cities in the world at 4000m. The city is surrounded by the Andes Mountains, including the most well-known mountain, Cerro Rico. During your stay we’ll arrange a guided tour of the Potosi silver mines for you.
Speak to our Bolivia specialist, Ceri
Speak to Ceri, our Bolivia travel specialist, and start planning your holiday to Bolivia today.
