Tours in Bolivia: itinerary ideas
Sparkling salt deserts and ancestral cultures preserved in the Andean highlands
A few trip ideas in Bolivia
Our selected itineraries explore Bolivia's natural and cultural wonders with our experienced local partners.

Immersion in Bolivian Amazon
Between the Amazon rainforest and flooded plains, in search of the anaconda and the pink river dolphin.

Meeting Bolivian Culture
From the cholitas of La Paz to the glaciers of the Royal Cordillera, four Bolivian communities open their doors.

Crossing the Royal Cordillera
Sixteen days in the heart of ice and turquoise lakes of the Bolivian Royal Cordillera

Bolivia Family Treasure Hunt
A real-life treasure hunt between Lake Titicaca, icy peaks and Bolivian salt desert.

Bolivia Essentials
From the mines of Potosí to the mirrors of the Salar d'Uyuni, the essence of Bolivie between sky and earth.

The Road of Deserts in Bolivia and Chile
Between the Bolivian Altiplano and the Atacama Desert, a journey to the ends of the earth where colored lagoons and salt flats blend together.
Each trip to Bolivia requires specific preparation for the altitude and climatic conditions of the Altiplano. Our local experts design your tailor-made itinerary taking these specificities into account.
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Bolivia offers exceptional trips between the mythical Salar d'Uyuni, the colorful markets of La Paz and the sacred waters of Lake Titicaca. Circuits are generally organized over 2 to 3 weeks to acclimatize to the altitude and distances. Our private trips allow a pace adapted to altitude constraints, while our small group circuits promote encounters with local communities in a friendly spirit.
A sample itinerary in Bolivia
Classic 2-week itinerary with progressive altitude acclimatization.

La Paz
Administrative capital perched at 3,500m, witch markets, urban cable car, excursion to Moon Valley for acclimatization
Salar de Uyuni
Salt desert spanning 10,000 km², night in a salt hotel, sunrise over perfect reflections, geysers and pink flamingos
Lake Titicaca
Mythological cradle of the Incas, Islands of the Sun and Moon, traditional communities, sailing on sacred waters at 3,812m altitude
Which kind of trip should you choose in Bolivia?
Several formulas adapt to the specific constraints of Bolivia's altitude and distances.
Private tour
Total freedom to acclimatize to the altitude, English-speaking guide specialized in Andean cultures
Small group
Maximum 10 people with Nomadays, authentic experiences shared with Quechua and Aymara communities
Combined trip
Natural extension to neighboring Peru via Lake Titicaca or to Argentina via the Salt Route
Thematic trip
Specialized itineraries: colonial heritage, Andean trekking, stargazing in the Altiplano
How long should a trip to Bolivia last?
Altitude dictates a specific pace that influences the optimal duration of your stay.
Focus on the Central Altiplano: Salar de Uyuni and La Paz, with progressive acclimatization to 3,500 meters altitude.
Balanced circuit covering Salar, Titicaca and La Paz, with optional extension to the tropical Yungas or colonial Sucre.
Complete discovery including the Bolivian Amazon, Jesuit missions and national parks of the Eastern Andes.
What budget should you plan for a trip to Bolivia?
Rates based on 2 weeks, varying by season and accommodation altitude. Refine your budget with our Bolivia simulator.
The price ranges below correspond to a 2-week tour.
Family accommodations, local transportation, community guides in the Altiplano
Charming hotels in La Paz, eco-responsible lodge near the Salar, English-speaking guides
Exceptional accommodations, domestic flights, exclusive experiences with local shamans
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Can't find the perfect trip?
Bolivia requires specialized expertise to manage altitude, seasons, and logistics. Our local specialists create personalized itineraries tailored to your pace and interests. Contact us to discuss your travel project.
Frequently asked questions
How long should you spend in Bolivia?
Plan for a minimum of 2 weeks for a balanced first trip between Salar d'Uyuni, La Paz and Lake Titicaca, taking into account the acclimatization needed for the Altiplano's altitude.
What is the best time to visit Bolivia?
The dry season (May to October) offers clear skies ideal for the Altiplano. The wet season transforms the Salar into a giant mirror but complicates travel.
What budget should you plan for a family trip to Bolivia?
For a family with children, budget 2500-3500€ per person for 2 weeks, with suitable accommodations and a moderate pace to manage altitude safely.
