Bolivia · BOLIVIA
5 reviewed
A short list of Bolivian experiences that refuse to sit under one city — wine at altitude, long cross-country transfers, and the trips that cover more than one region in a single booking. Prices and durations below.
Bike Bolivia’s Death Road from La Paz on a 64-kilometre descent with guides, safety gear, snacks, buffet lunch, showers, and pool time.
“Freddy is one of tge best tour guide ive ever met: responsible, experienced, taking care of everyone, mentally supporting and charming. The death road biking was challenging for me and thanks to Freddy i did it! Freddy, you are a star!”
Explore Santa Cruz’s Los Pozos market on a three-hour walking tour with local food, coffee, crafts, and an English-speaking guide for $11.
“So I was a bit hesitant to take this tour, due to the other lackluster reviews. They were 100% wrong, I originally booked it as an afternoon tour while in the US, Esteban contacted me and informed me of the excessive heat expected and recommended the morning tour. It was still hot, but nothing like it I did the afternoon tour. Esteban gave me a few options during the tour to try the local foods and drinks, which I loved. He showed me some of the cultural landmarks, but the best were how the everyday Bolivians lived and shopped, the markets were the best thing and even a banda group…”
Take a long but rewarding day from La Paz to Copacabana and Sun Island, with lake views, Inca sites, a guide, and practical caveats.
“Emerson was good! Explain everything and help us a lot with recommendations ! 10/10!”
Review of a full-day Uyuni Salt Flats tour with the train cemetery, Incahuasi Island, 4x4 transport, lunch, and sunset mirrors.
A fast Sucre-to-Uyuni trip with sleeper buses, a small-group salt-flat tour, local food, sunset, Incahuasi Island, and practical tips.
“Me encantó el trato de la agencia receptora en Uyuni. Y el tour GENIAL. Definitivamente, no volvería a tomar el Tour, pues la empresa que oferta el transporte entre Sucre y Uyuni, definitivamente es mala.”