Bolivia · PRIVATE
11 reviewed
Private means your own jeep on the Salar or your own guide in La Paz, and the premium here is smaller than you would expect. Ranked below, with per-person prices at different group sizes and what changes once you stop sharing.
Review of La Paz’s five-hour private tour with Moon Valley, cable cars, Jaen Street, Plaza Murillo, and the Witches’ Market.
“Our tour guide Andrea was amazing and spoke very good english. Highly recommended for anyone who is looking for nice tour in La Paz.”
Private La Paz tour with Moon Valley, cable cars, Calle Jaén, Witches Market, San Francisco Church, hotel pickup, and local guide.
“Tereza was a wonderful guide. Tereza thank you so much for your perfect guided tour and for your help.”
Bike Bolivia’s Death Road from 4,650m to the Yungas with a private guide, quality gear, lunch, pool time, and transport.
“Het was geweldig! Super goed en veilig. Goede guide en ze zorgen echt goed voor je. Genoeg eten en drinken! Kan het op deze manier echt aanraden.”
Review this private La Paz tour for cable-car views, Andean markets, colonial streets, museums, lunch, and practical value.
“This tour is quite complete if you want to have a nice overview of the most important things in the city. It was perfectly organized and we really enjoyed snack and lunch time too!”
Review a 15-hour private trip from La Paz to Copacabana, Isla del Sol, Uros culture, Lake Titicaca villages, and the Virgen Morena Basilica.
“Tthe tour is amazing and the guide is very professional”
Review of a 5-day La Paz to Uyuni Salt Flats trip with private rooms, lagoons, flamingos, desert views, hot springs, and bus travel.
“We had an amazing tour guide who spoke fluent English though we could not expect too much in the food and accommodation in the mountains. Great trip”
Explore Tiwanaku and Lake Titicaca privately from La Paz with a guide, lunch, views, and practical advice on costs and boat time.
Tour Tiwanaku from La Paz by private vehicle with an English-speaking guide, museums, major ruins, local lunch, and Andean views.
Spend two days crossing Uyuni’s salt flats, meeting local artisans, climbing Tunupa Volcano, and sleeping beneath Andean stars.
“We booked the tour assuming we will stay in the middle of the Salt flats near Tunupa Volcano as was mentioned in the Full description at the time of booking. When we arrived in Uyuni they tried to check us into an extremely basic hotel after having paid close to 500 USD for our trip per person just for having the chance to stay in the salt flats and potentially stargaze in the night. When the agent came he made up this whole story about how Tunupa Volcano is flooded and so no cars are going there. When we pointed out that the trip was booked barely 12 hours ago…”
Explore La Paz with a private local guide on a custom walking tour with city sights, food tips, public transport, and flexible 2–8-hour options.
“Book this activity for a maximum of 4 hours. We booked for 6 hours and our tour guide had a hard time filling the time. You can also take a ride on the gondolas privately. The city is great, this tour was an absolute rip-off!”
Explore Uyuni salt flats, Incahuasi cacti, flamingo lagoons, geysers and red lagoon in 3 days with private rooms and an English guide.
“The salt flats were incredible. Guide was excellent and spoke good English”