One free day, in a country that mostly sells three-day trips. These are the single-day bookings that still work — a full Salar circuit, Tiwanaku and back, the Death Road descent — ranked, with pick-up times, prices and how long each one really runs.
★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 400 reviews · 1 day · from $59Our pick
A long but rewarding La Paz day trip to Copacabana and Isla del Sol, with lake views, boats, Inca sites, and altitude tips.
“The guide Alvaro was amazing and had seamless dual language guiding skills! Alvaro laid out the schedule and itinerary so clearly and was so kind and helpful! The bus was consistently 10+ minutes late, and largely because of the end of the year celebrations I imagine (Dec 30th tour), I got dropped off at my stop close to 11:30 pm instead of the targeted 10 pm. Taipi Uta is the restaurant you go to at Copacabana for lunch, but you don’t have to. You make a bathroom stop 1 hour in, then another opportunity to use the restroom at the ferry (both you and the bus take the ferry across,…”
Trek a 12th-century Inca trail, see Maragua Crater and dinosaur footprints, and learn about Jalq’a culture on a full-day trip from Sucre.
“We did a full day starting from the Incan Trail, to El Diablo. The highlight of this trip is that we really took our time, no rush. Our guide Dinelsa and driver Carlos were great, kind and considerate. I highly recommend you this day trip, rich of history.”
Cross from Puno into Bolivia for Copacabana, Lake Titicaca, and Sun Island ruins, with lunch, a motorboat, and a 40-minute climb.
“Man war leider sehr lange auf dem Boot in Copacabana unterwegs, so dass wir für den Rest zu wenig Zeit hatten. Hatten am Ende nicht die angekündigte Freizeit im Ort, sondern mussten uns beeilen den Bus noch zu bekommen. Trotzdem war es schön einen kleinen Einblick von Bolivien zu bekommen.”
