BOLIVIA ADVENTURE HIGHLIGHTS

Overview

Visit the most important part of the city of La Paz, the highest capital in the world, bordering 4000 meters above sea level. Illustrious city with a lot of history and beautiful landscapes; and we will visit the impressive Salar de Uyuni, the largest Salar in the world, and we will enjoy a sunset in the beautiful Salar.

Highlights

Aerial Experience on the La Paz Cable Car: A ride on the world’s highest cable car system to admire the city and the snow-capped Illimani peak from above.
Surreal Exploration of Moon Valley: A walk through unique geological formations and clay labyrinths that create a lunar-like landscape.
Biking Descent Down the “Death Road”: An adrenaline-filled adventure descending from the Andean peaks into the lush, humid jungle of the Yungas.
Immensity of the Uyuni Salt Flats & Incahuasi Island: A visit to the planet’s largest salt desert, including a hike among giant cacti with 360-degree panoramic views.
Sunset with Mirror Effect: The opportunity to witness the perfect reflection of the sky on the salt surface, ideal for creative photography.
Altiplanic Lagoons & Flamingo Route: Observation of Andean flamingos in their natural habitat at colorful lagoons such as Cañapa and Hedionda.
Siloli Desert Formations: A visit to the famous “Stone Tree” and other natural monuments sculpted by wind erosion.
Wonders of the Eduardo Abaroa Reserve: Discovery of the Red Lagoon (Laguna Colorada), the “Sol de Mañana” geysers, and the Polques hot springs.

Activities

Hiking
Trekking
Wildlife

Activity level

Moderate

Fitness Rating

Fitness Level 6

Mostrar Detalles Fitness Ratings Information

FITNESS LEVEL 1
You are a couch potato.
You cannot ride for more than half an hour on flat terrain at a time, and the thought of climbing on a bike is daunting.
You exercise less than 1 hour per week.

FITNESS LEVEL 2
You live a fairly inactive life with little physical activity other than walking.
You can handle a 1-hour bike ride on flat terrain at a relaxed pace.
Small, short hills are challenging to climb, but are sometimes manageable.
You exercise on average 1 hour per week (including riding a mountain bike).

FITNESS LEVEL 3
You are capable of 2 hours of pedal time in a day at a relaxed pace, as long as there are several breaks.
You can handle one or two easy climbs of up to 330 vertical feet (150 m) total.
You exercise on average 2 hours per week (including riding a mountain bike).

FITNESS LEVEL 4
You are capable of climbing up to 650 vertical feet (200 m) in a day.
You exercise on average 3 hours per week.
Your exercise regime includes a combination of endurance training like riding a bike and strength training.

FITNESS LEVEL 5
You are capable of riding at a moderate pace for an average of 2-3 hours of pedal time each day.
You are confident climbing up to a total of 1,000 vertical feet (300 m) in a day.
You exercise on average 4 hours per week.
Your exercise regime includes a combination of endurance training like riding a bike and strength training.

FITNESS LEVEL 6
You are capable of riding at a moderate pace for an average of 3-4 hours of pedal time each day.
You can handle moderately steep climbs of up to a total of 1,650 vertical feet (500 m) in a day.
You exercise on average 5 hours per week.
Your exercise regime includes a combination of endurance training like riding a bike and strength training.

FITNESS LEVEL 7
You are capable of riding at a moderate pace for an average of 3-4 hours of pedal time each day.
You can handle moderate climbs up to 2,450 vertical feet (750 m) total in a day.
You exercise on average 6 hours per week.
Your exercise regime includes a combination of endurance training like riding a bike and strength training.

FITNESS LEVEL 8
You are capable of riding at a moderate pace for an average of 3-4 hours of pedal time each day.
You have little trouble climbing 3,280 vertical feet (1,000 m) in a day on moderate to steep terrain.
You exercise on average 6-10 hours per week.
Your exercise regime includes a combination of endurance training like riding a bike and strength training.

FITNESS LEVEL 9
You are capable of riding at a moderate pace for an average of 3-4 hours of pedal time each day.
You can handle steep, sustained climbs of up to 4,920 vertical feet (1,500 m) in a day.
You exercise over 10-hours per week.
Your exercise regime includes a combination of endurance training like riding a bike and strength training.

Season

All year round

Minimum age

8 years old

Full Itinerary

Day 1

La Paz

Arrival at the imposing city of La Paz at 3600 meters above sea level, where our exclusive guide will be waiting for you and will explain the detailed itinerary to make your stay one of the best of your life. Transfer to the hotel in the city (Check In 2:00 p.m.).
Inclusions: private airport transfer, welcome dinner Accommodation: Hotel Madero & Suite or similar

Day 2

City Tour La Paz

Your journey through La Paz begins at the historic and political heart of Plaza Murillo. Next, you walk the colonial cobblestones of Calle Jaén to see its vibrant museums. The Witches’ Market offers a fascinating look at indigenous rituals and local crafts. You will then marvel at the ornate stone facade of the San Francisco Basilica. Transitioning from the streets, you board a cable car on the Mi Teleférico. This aerial view reveals the incredible scale of the city within the mountains. From your cabin, the snow-capped peak of Illimani provides a stunning visual anchor. The tour moves south to the clay formations of the famous and surreal Moon Valley. Here, erosion has created a desert landscape of jagged spires and deep, dusty pits. Walking through these canyons provides a surreal break from the chaotic urban hustle. The day ends with a deep appreciation for the city's diverse and ancient cultural layers. This itinerary perfectly captures the vibrant spirit of Bolivia’s high-altitude capital city.

Day 3

Dead Road Biking Experience

This epic day trip begins with an early morning departure from La Paz, climbing toward the staggering peaks of the Cordillera Real for a high-altitude gear check and a quick warm-up on asphalt. The adventure truly intensifies as you transition to the legendary "Death Road," a winding dirt path that plunges from the cold Andean highlands into the lush, humid Bolivian jungle. Along the way, you'll navigate through waterfalls and streams, descending nearly 2,400 meters before finishing the ride at a tropical bridge in the afternoon. To wrap up the day, you'll enjoy lunch drive back to the city of La paz.

Day 4

La Paz – Uyuni

Light breakfast at the hotel very early. Transfer to the airport to board the domestic flight to the impressive Salar de Uyuni. Suggested Flight: OB 304 LPB – UYU 07:40 – 08:40: (NOT INCLUDED). Departures every day at the only time. Arrival and transfer to the city center to begin the tour of one of the tourists wonders of Bolivia. Visit Colchani artisan market, shops selling salt crafts, llama wool fabrics, alpaca and we will appreciate the artisanal processing of salt. We continue with a visit to the Salt Piles, salt water eyes, monument to the Dakar Rally, Plaza of World Flags. Then, visit the First Hotel de Sal, a restaurant museum, where lunch will be held, when it is cold and there is wind and dust. Lunch is a picnic on the salt flat, with colorful tablecloths and pillows. After lunch we will visit the Island of Incahuasi with giant cacti, where we will take a walk to the top of the island, from where we will be able to observe the Uyuni salt flat in its entirety, and on the salt flat we will be able to take unimaginable photographs and film exclusive and true videos in perspective. We will return to the salt flat to see the sunset in a mirror effect; we return to the town and transfer to the selected hotel.
INCLUDED: Transfer Out – In (with guide), private 4x4 Jeep, guide in English, income and lunch. *Accommodation at the Hotel Kachi 3*/ Hotel Cristales de Sal 3*/ Hotel Palacio de Sal 4* / Hotel Luna Salad 4*.

Day 5

Uyuni – Lagoons – Desert

Breakfast at the Hotel. After breakfast, we will pass through San Cristóbal, we will visit the Valley of Rocks, the viewpoint of the Ollague Volcano (5,865 meters above sea level), from where you can observe the fumarolic activity emanating from the active Volcano. Altiplanic lagoons such as: Laguna Cañapa, Laguna Hedionda, Laguna Honda, Chiarcota and Laguna Ramaditas, which are used by flamingos as feeding and resting points during their migratory movements. Then we will go to the hotel.
INCLUDED: Private 4x4 Jeep, guide in English - Spanish, income and lunch *Accommodation at Hotel Tayka del Desierto 3* & Dinner.

Day 6

Desert – Uyuni

Breakfast at the Hotel. After breakfast, departure to visit the Siloli Desert where the Stone Tree is located, which is a geomorphic formation due to wind erosion, Laguna Colorada which is the gateway to the Eduardo Abaroa reserve, Geysers, Hot Springs in Polques, rocks of Salvador Dalí, we will continue towards the viewpoint of the Licancabur Volcano, to be able to observe the Laguna Verde, as the last attraction we will visit Laguna Blanca, then we will go to the border of Hito Cajón where we will do a We transfer vehicles and continue the trip until we reach San Pedro de Atacama.
INCLUDED: Private 4x4 Jeep, guide in English - Spanish, income and lunch *Accommodation at the Hotel Kachi 3*/ Hotel Cristales de Sal 3*/ Hotel Palacio de Sal 4* / Hotel Luna Salad 4*.

Day 7

Uyuni – La Paz – Desaguadero – Puno

Breakfast at the hotel Transfer to the airport to board the flight to the city of La Paz. *Suggested Flight: OB 305 UYU – LPB 09:15 – 10:15: (NOT INCLUDED). Departures every day at the only time. Arrival in La Paz and private transfer to the hotel—or, depending on your flight schedule, you may choose to connect with an international flight on the same day.

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Included

Transfers In/Out La Paz – Uyuni (Guide according Itinerary).
Excursions mentioned in the itinerary:
3D/2N Uyuni Salt Flat Private Tour + Lagoons Sunset (With English guide).
Transfer La Paz – Desaguadero – Puno Without guide
01 night in La Paz + Breakfast.
02 night in Uyuni + Breakfast
01 night in Desert + Breakfast + Dinner
Meals according the itinerary
Entrances fee according the itinerary.

Not Included

International Air Tickets.
Domestic Air Tickets.
Meals non mentioned.
Others non mentioned.

Important Information

Weather:

The weather in Patagonia is extremely variable and can change rapidly. It is crucial to be prepared for all weather conditions, including strong winds, rain, snow, and sunshine.
Temperatures can range from the low 30s°F (around -1°C) to the low 60s°F (around 15°C) during the day, and drop below freezing at night.
Layered clothing is highly recommended to adapt to changing temperatures.

Itinerary Disclaimer:

The itinerary is subject to change due to weather conditions, campsite and refugio availability, and other factors beyond the tour operator’s control.
The tour guide will make the final decisions regarding the itinerary to ensure the safety of the group.
A flexible and understanding attitude towards potential changes is recommended.

Accommodation:

Accommodation in Puerto Natales will be in a partner B&B.
Within Torres del Paine National Park, accommodation will be in campsites and refugios (mountain lodges).
Campsites typically offer basic facilities, such as shared bathrooms and showers.
Refugios offer accommodation in shared rooms with bunk beds.

Activity Level:

This program involves moderate to challenging hikes, with daily treks ranging from 3 to 8 hours.
Trails can be uneven and steep, with loose rocks and changes in elevation.
A good level of physical fitness and prior hiking experience is recommended.
Physical preparation before the trip is advised.

Additional Recommendations:

It is recommended to arrive in Puerto Natales at least one day prior to the trek to acclimatize and prepare.
Bringing a personal first-aid kit with basic medications and blister care items is recommended.
Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat are essential for sun protection.
Bringing a camera to capture the stunning landscapes is highly encouraged.

Packing list

Documents & Money:

Passport (valid with at least 6 months remaining validity)
Flight/Bus tickets
Travel insurance details
Cash (Chilean Pesos recommended for small purchases)
Credit/Debit cards (inform your bank of travel dates)
Photocopies of passport and insurance

Clothing & Warmth

Windbreaker and Waterproof Jacket: Essential for the wind on the Salt Flats and potential splashes or rain during the “Death Road” descent.
Thermal Base Layers: Thermal tops and leggings for nights and early mornings in the Siloli Desert and Uyuni, where temperatures can drop below freezing ( $0°C$ ).
Mid-Layers: Fleece jackets, wool sweaters, or lightweight down jackets.
Comfortable Pants: Preferably hiking or athletic pants (avoid jeans for long treks).
Winter Accessories: Wool hat (beanie), gloves, and a scarf.

Footwear

Hiking Boots or Trekking Shoes: With good grip and, if possible, waterproof.
Lightweight Footwear: Comfortable sneakers or sandals for transfers and hotel use.

Personal Protection (Crucial)

Sunglasses with UV Protection: The sun’s reflection on the white salt crust is extremely intense and can cause eye damage.
High-Factor Sunscreen (SPF 50+): Solar radiation is much stronger at high altitudes.
Lip Balm and Moisturizer: The Andean highlands have an incredibly dry climate.
Sun Hat or Cap: To protect yourself during walks on Incahuasi Island and Moon Valley.

Gear & Miscellany

Small Daypack: To carry water, snacks, and personal items during daily tours.
Swimsuit and Towel: Specifically for the Polques hot springs (Day 6).
Power Bank: Intense cold in the desert tends to drain phone and camera batteries much faster.
Reusable Water Bottle: Staying hydrated is key to preventing altitude sickness.
Personal Toiletries: Including toilet paper and hand sanitizer for long road stretches.

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