Salar de Uyuni
The world's largest mirror
- Sunrise from Incahuasi Island
- Photos perspectives on the white expanse
- Night with a local family in Colchani
Amérique — Local agency Bolivie
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Tailor-made itineraries with a local expert based in Bolivia.
Why travel in Bolivia?
Five iconic experiences of a journey through the heart of the Altiplano
Andean La Paz
Dizzying capital between tradition and modernity
- Witches' Market and Aymara Rituals
- Cable car with views of Illimani
- Tasting quinoa in Rosario
Sacred Lake Titicaca
Mythical cradle of Andean civilizations
- Traditional Uros Floating Islands
- Sunrise over Sun Island
- Ancestral weaving with local women
Colonial Sucre
Architectural gem with immaculate white façades
- Sunday central market tour
- Textile workshop in artisan district
- Night stroll on May 25th Square
Wild Sud Lípez
Colored deserts and lagoons with pink flamingos
- Red Lagoon Eduardo Avaroa
- Morning geysers of Sol de Mañana
- Night in a mountain refuge
Trip ideas in Bolivia
Tailor-made itineraries created by our local agency in Bolivia, suited to every kind of traveller.
12 daysMeeting Bolivian Culture
From the cholitas of La Paz to the glaciers of the Royal Cordillera, four Bolivian communities open their doors.
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16 daysCrossing the Royal Cordillera
Sixteen days in the heart of ice and turquoise lakes of the Bolivian Royal Cordillera
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15 daysBolivia Family Treasure Hunt
A real-life treasure hunt between Lake Titicaca, icy peaks and Bolivian salt desert.
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At the heart of authentic South America
Between the snow-capped peaks of the Andes cordillera and the pristine expanses of the Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia reveals a striking geography. The colorful markets of La Paz buzz with Quechua and Aymara, while the vapors of hot coca warm the high-altitude mornings. Here, millennia-old traditions are lived daily, far from the beaten paths of mass tourism.
Each tailor-made itinerary unveils a country of striking contrasts: crystalline salt deserts, pink lagoons teeming with flamingos, villages where time seems suspended. Your English-speaking local agent crafts an authentic journey, punctuated by encounters and immersion in this deep Bolivia that few travelers truly discover.
What absolutely must you see in Bolivia?
The Salar de Uyuni stands out as the country's emblem: this 12,000 km² expanse of salt offers breathtaking lunar landscapes, particularly during the rainy season when the water mirror reflects the sky endlessly. La Paz, the administrative capital perched at 3,500 meters, fascinates with its witches' market and colorful cable cars. Lake Titicaca, the legendary cradle of the Inca Empire, is home to the Island of the Sun and its millennia-old agricultural terraces. Finally, Sucre, the constitutional capital with its white colonial facades, bears witness to Bolivian history in a preserved architectural setting.
What type of trip should you choose?
Bolivia is ideally discovered in 12 to 18 days to grasp its different facets without rushing. The altitude requires progressive acclimatization and an adapted pace, particularly recommended for travelers seeking authenticity rather than standardized comfort. A budget of 2,200 to 3,000 euros per person allows for a tailor-made trip favoring local encounters and charming accommodations. This destination suits lovers of wide open spaces, living cultures and off-the-beaten-path experiences.
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In Bolivia, the mountain is more than just beautiful: it forces you to slow down, to breathe differently, and to find your true place.
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Why travel in Bolivia with Nomadays
A network of local agencies bound by one standard — creating authentic, tailor-made and responsible journeys.
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You are accompanied by a local team that knows the terrain, the seasons, the itineraries and the local partners.
A trip tailored to your wishes
Private tailor-made journey or small group departure: we guide you towards the formula best suited to your budget, your pace and your way of traveling.
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Before and during your trip, our local team remains available to support you, answer your questions and adapt the itinerary if needed.
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Que faire à Potosí : découvrez les sites incontournables de cette ville historique
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Visa pour la Bolivie
Unvisa d’entrée en Bolivie n’est pas obligatoire pour les ressortissants européenspour lesséjours inférieurs à 90 jours. Il est néanmoins indispensable departir en Bolivieavec unpasseport valide encor
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2 jours à Copacabana au lac Titicaca en Bolivie
Idéalement située entre Cuzco etLa Paz, Copacabana constitue une halte de choix pour les voyageurs souhaitant découvrir le lac Titicaca au bord duquel la ville est installée.
Frequently asked questions
The questions our travelers ask before departure.
At what altitude does Bolivia's highest mountain rise?
Bolivia's highest mountain is Nevado Sajama, a volcano that peaks at 6,542 meters in altitude. This summit is located in Sajama National Park, in the western part of the country.
Read the full answerDo I need a visa to travel to Bolivia?
No, French nationals do not need a visa for a tourist stay of less than 90 days in Bolivia. Simply present a valid passport upon arrival. Note: maximum 3 entries per year to Bolivian territory.
Read the full answerHow long does a flight from France to Bolivia take?
A flight between France and Bolivia takes between 15 and 20 hours depending on your chosen stopover. No direct flights are available; connections are typically made via Madrid, Amsterdam, or South American capitals such as Lima or Bogotá.
Read the full answerHow do you say hello and thank you in Bolivia?
In Bolivia, say "buenos días" for hello and "gracias" for thank you. Spanish is the main language used to communicate with locals.
Read the full answerHow to get around in Bolivia?
The best option is a private driver with a car, which allows you to access remote areas safely. For long distances, prioritize flying. Public transport (train, bus, minibus) is possible but roads are in poor condition and accidents are frequent.
Read the full answerHow can I call and access the internet in Bolivia?
In Bolivia, use the +591 dialing code to call. Buy a local SIM card for your phone or use calling centers (centros de llamadas). Internet is available everywhere but often slow.
Read the full answerWhen should you travel to Bolivia?
The best time to visit Bolivia is during the dry season, from May to October. Avoid the rainy season (November to March), which is marked by heavy rainfall and flooding that makes certain roads inaccessible.
Read the full answerWhat should you pack for a trip to Bolivia?
For Bolivia, pack clothing suited to extreme temperature variations: multiple layers (t-shirts, sweaters, down jacket), convertible trousers, quality hiking boots, sun protection, a comprehensive first-aid kit with altitude sickness treatment, and a small daypack for excursions.
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