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Bolivia: History, Adventure & Dreamlike Landscapes – 15 Days
CLASSIC BOLIVIA TOUR
Discover the essence of Bolivia through its nature, culture, and history. Embark on an unforgettable journey across the country’s most iconic landscapes. From the lush lowlands to the towering Andes Mountains, each destination will amaze you with its authenticity, history, and breathtaking beauty.
Day 1: Santa Cruz – Gateway to Bolivia
We begin our journey in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, home to Bolivia’s main international airport. At 800 meters above sea level, this warm and vibrant city blends modernity with lush nature. From here, we head to Amboró National Park for our first night in an unparalleled natural setting.
Day 2: Amboró National Park & Samaipata – Where the jungle meets the Andes
Explore a natural sanctuary where the Amazon rainforest and the Andes mountains merge, creating an extraordinary biodiversity hotspot. In the afternoon, visit the Samaipata Fortress, an archaeological site that reveals the centuries-old interaction between Andean and Amazonian cultures.
➡ Extra module: Wine tour in the region.
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Day 3: Samaipata - Mizque
Road trip on a less-traveled road to reach Mizque, where you can learn about the entire cheesemaking process, step by step.
Days 4-6: Toro Toro National Park – Adventure in the Land of the Dinosaurs
Immerse yourself in an unforgettable experience with activities such as trekking, canyoneering, and caving. Explore the world's largest reservoir of dinosaur footprints and marvel at its breathtaking landscapes.
➡ Bonus module: Mountain bike route.
Day 7: La Paz – Between Mountains and Living Culture
Explore Bolivia's administrative capital, a vibrant city surrounded by mountains. Enjoy a cable car ride and immerse yourself in its history on a walking tour guided by the shoeshiners, an urban tribe with a fascinating history. Visit the Valley of the Animas or the Devil's Muela and be amazed by otherworldly landforms.
Days 8-10: Uyuni and Eduardo Abaroa Reserve – Natural Wonders
Discover the world's largest salt flat and explore surreal landscapes with active volcanoes, colorful lagoons, and impressive rock formations.
➡ Bonus: Stay at the Salt Palace, an exclusive hotel built entirely of salt.
Day 11: Potosí and Sucre – Colonial History and Cultural Richness
Immerse yourself in Potosí, a city emblematic for its mining history, and then visit Sucre, the constitutional capital of Bolivia, famous for its colonial architecture and historic charm.
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Day 12: Sucre - Living History / Optional: Maragua – Ancestral Paths and Living Traditions
Get to know Bolivia's historic capital, discover its museums, and soak up history throughout the city. Or, if you prefer, explore the impressive Maragua crater and immerse yourself in Sucre's living history. In the evening, return to La Paz.
➡ Extra Modules:
Hike a pre-Columbian trail or mountain bike tour.
Traditional weaving workshop with local communities.
Day 13: Chacaltaya and Lake Titicaca – High-Altitude Adventure
After arriving in La Paz, we embark on a journey to the Cordillera Real, ascending to over 5,100 meters above sea level for a trek with spectacular views. We then continue to Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world, where we will spend the night in Copacabana.
➡ Bonus: Bike downhill from the snow-capped peaks to the high plateau, with breathtaking panoramas of the mountain range.
Day 14: Sun and Moon Islands – Cradle of Inca Culture
Sail to the legendary Sun and Moon Islands, where you will visit ancient ruins and enjoy a traditional lunch. At the end of the day, return to La Paz.
➡ Bonus: Snorkeling off the beaches of Moon Island to spot the giant frogs of Titicaca.
Day 15: The final adventure – Adrenaline in the Andes
Experience an unforgettable day cycling the thrilling “Death Road,” descending from the high Andes into the jungle. Alternatively, take to the skies with a paragliding flight in front of the towering peaks of the Cordillera Real.
➡ Extra module: Combine paragliding with mountain biking circuits through inter-Andean valleys.
