The road drops fast from the high Andes. This one-day ride takes you from La Cumbre at 4,700 meters down toward Coroico, with a full-suspension RMX Rocky Mountain bike, hydraulic brakes, lunch, and a small group of seven riders plus one guide. I like the solid bike setup and the close group size, which should … Read more
Stonework makes this day trip worthwhile. I like that the $94 price includes transport, entry fees, lunch, and a bilingual guide. I also like the order of the visit: you see the museum objects before walking among Puerta del Sol, Kalasasaya, Akapana, and Pumapunku. My main caution is reliability, since the current score is 3.9 … Read more
Two ancient worlds fit into one demanding day. This private trip pairs the southern shores of Lake Titicaca with Tiwanaku’s remarkable stonework, so you cover two of Bolivia’s major sights without arranging separate transport. I like the hotel pickup, private car, and English-speaking guide, which make a long day easier to manage. I also like … Read more
The desert saves its strangest sights for one day. I like the way this small-group Uyuni Salt Flats tour strings together rusting train carriages, salt workshops, a former salt hotel, giant cacti, lunch, and wide-open photo time. I also like the relaxed finish, with some departures enjoying wine and snacks near sunset. The main drawback … Read more