Lake Titicaca rewards the early start. This long day links Copacabana with the sacred Isla del Sol, where ancient terraces, Inca ruins, village paths, and wide Andes views give the lake its real sense of place. I like that the tour includes the ferry rides, island entrance, lunch, and a certified guide instead of leaving … Read more
Lake Titicaca makes you earn the view. This 15-hour private trip links La Paz with Copacabana, a private boat to Isla del Sol, ancestral sites, and a visit to an Uros floating island. I like the private car and boat, which keep the day personal, and I like that the route pairs major sights with … Read more
The jungle begins before breakfast. This 10-hour outing takes you from Santa Cruz into the north side of Amboró National Park, where forest trails, river crossings, natural pools, and community ecotourism replace city noise. I like the way community ecotourism shapes the day, and I also like having local Spanish guides who can explain the … Read more
Lake Titicaca makes a long day worth considering. I like the mix of a shared boat ride and real archaeological stops, especially the garden, stairs, and Inca Fountain on Isla del Sol. I also like that hotel pickup, lunch, drinks, and the return trip to La Paz are built into the price. The catch is … Read more
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
A waterfall day with a real walk. Jardin de las Delicias gives you 90-meter-plus waterfalls, clear water, golden sand, and a guided visit to the southwest side of Amboró National Park. I like the mix of hiking and bathing, and I like that round-trip transport, entrance, snacks, water, and a guide are included. I also … Read more
Lake Titicaca saves its best light for evening. This two-day trip gives you a rewarding mix of boat travel, highland walking, and island scenery, with time to see the Inca Staircase and the Fountain of Eternal Youth rather than rushing through a day trip. I also like the overnight stay in a private room at … Read more
Ancient stone, modern logistics. Tiwanaku makes a memorable day trip because you get to see Kalasasaya, Pumapunku, and the Sun Gate in one organized outing rather than arranging transport to a remote archaeological site yourself. I like the way the tour combines major ruins with the Ceramic Museum and the Lithic Museum, where the famous … Read more
La Paz’s wild side starts beyond the city. This private ATV outing lets you choose between three striking routes, with daily departures at a time that suits you. I like the freedom to choose your route when the tour begins, and I like the private hotel pickup, which saves you from arranging transport across La … Read more
El Alto turns buildings into bold statements. This three-hour tour takes you above La Paz by cable car, into a part of the city that sees far fewer visitors, and through the colorful cholets built by successful Andean business owners. I like the chance to enter one of these mansions rather than viewing the facades … Read more