Salt, sky, and a very long road await. I like the small six-person group, which keeps this remote route more personal, and I like the sheer variety: colored lagoons, hot springs, flamingos, geysers, cactus-covered Incahuasi Island, and the world’s largest salt flat. The trade-off is comfort. You spend long hours in a vehicle, reach nearly … Read more
Cochabamba reveals itself one corner at a time. This 150-minute walk links political street murals on San Martin with market stalls, local food, and places most visitors could easily miss. I like the English-and-Spanish format, and I like the small groups of no more than 10 people, which leave room for questions. The $15 price … Read more
Bolivia makes a long day worth the alarm. This $103 day trip gives you a quick but memorable taste of Bolivia, pairing Copacabana’s Basilica of the Virgin Candelaria with a motorboat ride across Lake Titicaca to Sun Island. I like the boat journey itself, and I especially like that the island visit includes real archaeological … Read more
The salt flats are only the beginning. This five-day trip from La Paz combines two overnight buses with three full days across Bolivia’s salt flats, lagoons, deserts, geysers, and volcano country. I like that the transport from La Paz is built into the plan, and I like the wide range of stops, from the Train … Read more
Come hungry, walk ready, and watch the clock. This four-hour La Paz outing links local markets with major historic sights, giving you a useful first look at the city while serving several Bolivian tastings. I like the route because it moves through real everyday places instead of keeping you on a sightseeing bus, and I … Read more
Sunrise starts this mountain day early. This 10-hour outing from Sucre combines an Andean dawn, a demanding Cordillera de los Frailes hike, ancient paintings at Pumamachay and Incamachay, and the colorful rock folds of Maragua Crater. I like the small-group format, limited to 12 people, and I like that the price covers private transport, breakfast, … Read more
The drop starts high. This 12-hour private Death Road trip takes you from 4,650 meters in the Andes to 1,200 meters in the subtropical Yungas, with a full-suspension bike, full-face helmet, and a guide close by. I like the private pace and the strong equipment; I also like that lunch, snacks, water, and round-trip transport … Read more
White salt, red rock, and giant cacti. This two-day private trip gives you a fuller look at the Salar de Uyuni than a quick day outing, with time for Incahuasi Island, Colchani, Tunupa Volcano, and the salt plain at sunset. I like the private car, which makes the long drives more comfortable, and I like … Read more
Salt, fire, and sky arrive in one hard-driving journey. I like the way this three-day crossing gives you much more than a quick look at Salar de Uyuni: you see colored lagoons, geysers, hot springs, flamingos, volcanic rock, and the salt flat itself. I also like the small-group format, with shared transport limited to 10 … 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