Top Altiplano Full-day Tours - page 3

The infamous Death Road boasts some of Bolivia’s most exciting descents, attracting mountain-biking thrill-seekers from across the world—but you can enjoy an adrenaline rush out of the saddle, too. On this tour, begin with pickup at your downtown La Paz hotel, and tackle Death Road by bike and zip line. With all safety equipment plus breakfast and lunch included, experience wild thrills in Bolivia’s tropical Yungas region.

Salar de Uyuni is the world’s largest salt flat. With 10.582 square kilometers, the vast white expanse of the Salar de Uyuni can be seen from space. The astronaut Neil Armstrong is said to have mistaken it for a glacier when he was standing on the Moon. Explore the fascinating Uyuni Salt Flats on this private trip with your own expert guide. Visit the archeological site and learn about the history and nature.

Experience the natural beauty of the Uyuni salt flats on this private sightseeing tour. Following a pickup at your Uyuni hotel, spin deep into the wilderness by off-road vehicle with your private guide at the wheel. Capture beautiful photographs of the spectacular scenery on camera, and enjoy a delicious lunch in the middle of the salt desert.

1. Incomparable landscapes. The Salar de Uyuni, during the rainy season, becomes a giant mirror that reflects the sky. 2. Unique photographs. From famous perspective photos to perfect reflections of the sky, this is a paradise for photographers and Instagram lovers. 3. All Inclusive Experience. Our package includes transportation, specialized guides in Spanish and English, food, so travelers only worry about enjoying themselves. 4. Incahuasi Island (Not available in rainy season) Giant cacti up to 10 m high are found on Incahuasi Island. The island operates a tourist reception center belonging to the commonwealth of Llica and Tahua municipalities. In this center is charged an entrance fee of 30 Bs. (Optional) to visitors to access a well-signposted and easily practicable trail that travels the island and allows you to enjoy the views over the salt flat, cobalt blue sky and hundreds of cacti.

This is the Death Road, not many people get a chance to drive or even cycle down this type of road. You should YouTube it or google it to see what you will be experiencing. This is an adrenaline filled experience!! THE WHOLE EXPERIENCE LASTS HALF A DAY (12 HOURS). FROM PICK UP TO DROP OFF AT HOTEL. BOOK NOW!!!! YOU WILL BE TELLING YOUR GRANDKIDS ALL ABOUT IT!!!!!!!!!!!!

Marvel at two of Bolivia’s natural wonders on a full-day trip to Salar de Uyuni and the Tunupa Volcano from Uyuni. In a small group limited to 12, you’ll visit the Train Cemetery (Cementerio de Trenes) and explore the surreal landscapes of Salar de Uyuni in a 4x4 vehicle. See, too, the Tunupa Volcano—home to the Cave of the Mummies and surrounded by icy blue lagoons. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Welcome to Uyuni, Bolivia: A tour designed for clients who do not have much time to make the classic tour of 3 days but designed to know the red lagoon, high plateau lagoons, volcanoes in a single day in a private tour with personalized service and bilingual guide (English, Spanish). An unforgettable experience.

This full-day tour of the Uyuni Salt Flats (Salar de Uyuni) provides guided transport for up to 15 people in your group, with 5 passengers per guide and 4WD vehicle. The daylong itinerary includes flexible pickup from the Uyuni bus station and lunch, with opportunities to sightsee outside of the car. With so much ground to cover, it’s best to leave the itinerary and driving to a guide.

Explore the Salar de Uyuni in the comfort of a 4WD vehicle on a full-day tour that features Uyuni highlights, from the train cemetery to Incahuasi Island. A later morning departure is timed so you’ll still be out on the Salar de Uyuni at the most dramatic time of day. Enjoy included lunch and watch the sunset transform the pale landscape.

Satisfy an appetite for adventure on a bike tour of the Death Road (North Yungas Road), which is considered one of the most dangerous roads in the world. A small group limited to only 14 people ensures that you receive personalized attention as you navigate the road safely under the watchful eye of your guide.

Salar de Uyuni is the world’s largest salt flat. With 10.582 square kilometers, the vast white expanse of the Salar de Uyuni can be seen from space. The astronaut Neil Armstrong is said to have mistaken it for a glacier when he was standing on the Moon. Discover the Uyuni salt flats on a guided tour from Uyuni. Visit the train cemetery, the salt mounds, and the water eyes. Enjoy a lunch in a deserted area of the Salar de Uyuni.

Thrill-seeking mountain bikers will love this opportunity to speed down Bolivia’s notorious “Death Road” between La Paz and the Yungas region. The small-group tour provides everything you need for a fun and safe experience, including a full suspension bike, full-face helmet, gloves, and bilingual guides trained in safety and rescue. You’ll end your ride in comfort with a stop at a hotel for showers, swimming pool, and buffet lunch before returning to La Paz.

Spend the day marveling at the world’s largest salt flat without spending hours planning on this stress-free day trip. A small group limited to six travelers ensures personalized attention, while expert guides help you create the perspective-bending photographs that the Salar de Uyuni is famous for.

PERU4FUN & PERGUIDEDTRIP, a very trusted company, leads you to explore a place from another planet, the salt flat of Uyuni, in Bolivia. Bolivia is undoubtedly one of the most spectacular places in the world, from its privileged geography to its vast cultural wealth. Its extension allows it to have all kinds of climates and ecosystems, which in some cases are unique, such as the Salar de Uyuni, the largest and highest salt desert in the world. Despite being located more than 3,500 meters above sea level, it is a place accessible to tourism, being one of the biggest attractions of the South American country.

Visit Copacabana and Isla del Sol on a full-day, private tour from La Paz to Lake Titicaca that’s a personalized alternative to crowded group tours. Traveling by private car and boat means you’re not limited to shared transport schedules, so you’ll have time to browse local markets, hike to an ancient Inca site, taste local cuisine, and catch a spectacular sunset as you travel through the Bolivian altiplano.

Ride the Death Road from La Cubre to Yolosa on a full-day bike descent of one of Bolivia’s most dramatic byways. Full-suspension bikes equipped with powerful hydraulic disk brakes mean a safer downhill ride that’s easier on your body, and you’ll arrive in Yolosa for showers, snacks, and some time to swim before returning to La Paz.

Learn about the history of Bolivia’s wars, wealth and nature at this important plaza with your guide, before starting off your day with a traditional tasty mid-morning snack.Your guide will lead the way to the San Pedro Prison. Walk by the prison walls, on your way visit several local marketplaces that are bursting with Bolivian culture. Learn about the thousands of different types of Andean potatoes, walking along to the local Market and visit one street where people sell potatoes in endless assortments included fresh and dehydrated varieties that are making specifically for traditional local cuisine that you will taste in the afternoon.

Explore the incredible Salar de Uyuni on this full-day Private tour. Recommended for couples and families looking for a comfortable experience out of the ordinary. Visit the most famous places of the salty desert, a dreamy sunset; the loneliest places for an epic image in the most inhospitable place in the world.

Discover magnificent Uyuni and Colchani with a full-day, guided bus trip, including lunch. Visit the Uyuni Salt Flats, Isla Incahuasi, Colchani, and Ojos de Agua Salada, a hotel made entirely of salt. • Certificated English Speaking Guide included • Get to know the impressive Salar de Uyuni and Incahuasi Island. • Lunch Included • Take time to organize your group for a fun perspective and proportion-distorted photos on the blinding white surface of the salt flats. • Enjoy the amazing sunset in the middle of the Uyuni Salt Flats with wine.

Widely considered among Bolivia’s most impressive natural features, the Uyuni salt flats attract travelers from across the world—but reaching the remote flats by public transport is difficult. On this tour, explore the Uyuni salt flats easily with round-trip travel from your La Paz hotel, and take in nearby sites including Incahuasi Island and the Tunupa volcano. Your visit is timed to catch the sunset reflecting in the shimmering waters.

Tackle Bolivia’s infamous Death Road on two wheels on this adrenaline-pumping bike tour from La Paz. Following pickup at your downtown La Paz accommodation, head into the Bolivian countryside by air-conditioned minivan. With your guide to lead the way and all safety kit included, spin along rugged dirt roads by powerful mountain bike, and enjoy spectacular views over the Cordillera Real de los Andes scenery.

Uncover the ancient mysteries of Tiwanaku and the natural beauty of Lake Titicaca—the world’s highest lake—on a full-day trip from La Paz. With a guide, you’ll travel to Tiwanaku to delve into the 2,500-year-old history of the recently settlement. Then, absorb the splendor of Lake Titicaca as you stop at several points of interest and refuel with a lakeside lunch. Entry fees and round-trip transport from your La Paz hotel are included.

Escape the city and see a different side of Bolivia on a day trip to Lake Titicaca and Sun Island (Isla del Sol). Letting someone else drive allows you to focus your attention on mountains rather than maps, while a small-group limited to 12 ensures that you receive personalized attention from your guide.

Join a private guide for a half-day tour of the Salar de Uyuni that’s timed to catch a spectacular sunset. Skipping crowded group tours for a private alternative lets you cover more ground in limited time, and the tour features Salar de Uyuni highlights, including the giant cacti of Incahuasi Island and time for taking perspective shots—with the special addition of a sunset toast of Bolivian wine.