Top Bolivia Full-day Tours

Discover one of Bolivia’s most extraordinary natural treasures—and enjoy a seamless sightseeing experience—on this full-day, small-group tour of the Uyuni Salt Flat. Traveling in a comfortable and convenient 4x4 vehicle, you’ll immerse yourself in the scenery, spot local wildlife, and learn all about the local salt-producing process. Then, admire the world’s largest salt flat—and have the particularly special chance to see the sun set over the scenery.

Explore Copacabana and the Isla del Sol without the hassle of navigating public transport or busy roads. This full-day tour from La Paz takes you to stunning view points and introduces you to the culture and history of the area. Enjoy free time to explore Copacabana at your own pace and take an afternoon boat trip over Lake Titicaca, to visit the Isla del Sol, a place of Inca legends.

Swap the bustling streets of La Paz for the natural landscapes of Laguna Charquini, a high-altitude glacier lake in the Bolivian Andes, on a hassle-free private day trip that saves you from hiring a car. Beat the crowds and enjoy a moderate hike as you trek past lagoons, snow-capped mountains, and an ancient cemetery.

See the sights and incredible landscape of Salar de Uyuni with this private tour by four-wheel drive. Leaving Uyuni with your licensed tour guide, you'll first stop at the Train Cemetery to see the remains of old mining locomotives. Afterward, you'll head to Colchani, where you can watch how locals harvest the salt. En route to Isla Incahuasi, an island of cacti, you’ll stop for some photos on the salt flats and see the Hotel de Sal.

Be captivated by one of the most beautiful landscapes in Bolivia: the Uyuni salt flats. Can you imagine walking through the largest salt desert in the world? You will see the sunset in a magical place. Essential!

Explore an eerie abandoned resort then hike into a maze of eroded spires on a full-day tour of Chacaltaya and Valle de la Luna (Valley of the Moon). Since the two dramatic destinations are on opposite sides of La Paz, reaching both in a single day is a challenge without pricey private transport; this shared tour is a convenient, cost-effective alternative that makes the most of your limited travel time.

Dive into the vibrant landscapes of the Crater of Maragua, where breathtaking geological formations were sculpted over time, once trodden by dinosaurs, and now cherished as home by the Jalqa community. The day starts at 8:30 in the morning, where tourists are picked up from their hotels. A one-hour trip is taken to reach the colonial chapel of Chataquilla, where the trekking along the Inca trail begins (2 hours). At the end of the Inca trail, the car awaits us to take us to the Maragua Crater, where we have a delicious vegetarian lunch and visit the rock formation called La Garganta del Diablo (30 minutes). In the afternoon, we visit the dinosaur footprints (2 hours) and return to the city of Sucre. If a weaver is available, we can visit her and she explains to us about the art of the Jalqa culture.

Summon your courage and conquer the ‘world’s most dangerous road’ on an exhilarating mountain bike tour of Bolivia’s Death Road. Follow a professional guide downhill for 40 miles on a slender and serpentine road carved into the mountainside. Marvel at sweeping vistas of snow smothered Andean peaks and dense Amazon jungle along the way and the enjoy a well-deserved rest at La Senda Verde Ecotourism Resort to revitalize with lunch and observe rescued wildlife. Opt to stay overnight in the inviting accommodation of La Senda Verde or Coroico, or return to La Paz in a comfortable vehicle on the same day.

The Salar de Uyuni is a natural wonder of singular beauty and unique in the world, which needs no introduction at first glance, however its imposing magnitude leads us to unavoidable questions such as: how vast is it? Where are you from? Why such an amount of salt and other minerals?, and so a series of many questions, for which it is necessary to have a specialized guide in the area. Reason why we see it necessary to have support on our journey and what better than having a good guide friend.

Tiwanaku, once the ceremonial and political center of one of the most important pre-Columbian civilizations in the Andes, remains today one of Bolivia’s most fascinating archaeological treasures. Your journey begins with pickup from your hotel in La Paz in comfortable private transportation, accompanied by an expert local or English-speaking guide, as you travel across the stunning Altiplano landscapes toward the ancient ruins of Tiwanaku near the shores of Lake Titicaca.

The city of La Paz is the administrative capital of Bolivia, located at 3600 meters above sea level, its topography, its historic center, its modern districts, its new neighborhoods make it unique.

See the Salar de Uyuni in two different lights on a tour that lets you stick around to witness a magical sunrise. You’ll go where cars can’t in an off-road vehicle and enjoy personalized attention in a small group limited to six as you admire the world’s largest salt flats from multiple stops.

Tiwanaku is one of the most important sites in South America, this civilization which gave birth to the Incas. We also leave archaeological sites of great interest, monolithic structures, temples, pyramids and museums which help us to understand the development of life in South America.

"Meet fellow travelers and get some fresh air during this full-day group tour to Rainbow Mountain. Departing from Cusco in the morning, relax during the ride to Cusipata where you can savor a delicious breakfast. Then, trek through the Andes, marveling at the picturesque mountains and glaciers. Enjoy first aid support, hotel pickup, and delicious breakfast and lunch all included. "

Visit Lake Titicaca and Sun Island on a private trip from La Paz that ensures you can get to Lake Titicaca and back in a single day. Since experiencing Titicaca is all about getting out on the water, a private boat driver will meet you in Copacabana for the cruise to Sun Island, where you’ll have time to browse a local market, see Inca sites, and learn about local history.

Pico Austria is a basic Trekking where we can observe the entire royal mountain range in its majesty, in addition to a perfect hike to adjust to the height, (perfect for people who need acclimatization), you can see mountains and amazing views

Escape La Paz with a full-day guided tour of Copacabana and Sun Island. You’ll travel to Tiquina, cross the lake by boat, and head to Copacabana. After lunch you’ll catch another boat to Sun Island, where you’ll see the Inca Steps and the Inca Fountain, considered to represent the 3 pillars of Aymara culture. You’ll visit Yumani and tour the major sites of Copacabana before heading back to La Paz.

This full-day private tour of La Paz offers an essential introduction to the Bolivian capital and its outskirts. From otherworldly natural landscapes like the Valle de las Animas and Valle de la Luna to unique cultural attractions like the city’s famous Witches’ Market, you’ll cover plenty of ground as your bilingual guide shares insights about the history and traditions of the city.

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.

The Tiwanaku Tour offers a fascinating journey into one of Bolivia's most important archaeological sites, located near Lake Titicaca. Tiwanaku was the capital of a pre-Inca civilization known for its impressive stone structures, including the iconic Sun Gate, monolithic statues, and the Kalasasaya Temple. Visitors will explore ancient ruins, learn about the culture, art, and engineering achievements of the Tiwanaku people, and gain insights into their influence on Andean history. The tour is a must for history enthusiasts and those interested in Bolivia's rich cultural heritage.

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.

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.

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.