Top La Paz Adventure Tours - page 3

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.

The natural wonderland of southwest Bolivia has no comparison. Travel through magnificent desert landscapes with ease on a 3-night tour of Salar Uyuni, which begin in La Paz and concludes in San Pedro de Atacama. In a 4x4, you’ll take mind-boggling photographs on the Salar de Uyuni salt flats, visit the train graveyard of Colchani, see rock formations that inspired the paintings of Salvador Dali and marvel at the vivid red lagoon within Eduardo Avaroa National Reserve. Transport, accommodation, and meals are included.

This excursion to Uyuni from La Paz maximizes your sightseeing time with overnight transfers, so you can sleep aboard a comfortable bus during the long journey there and back. Arriving in Uyuni early in the morning leaves plenty of time to enjoy the full-day tour, which includes lunch and visits to the famous Salt Flats, the Train Graveyard, and the Museum of Salt (entrance fees not included), among other attractions.

No visit to Bolivia is complete without visiting the Salar de Uyuni, the largest salt flat in the world. This 2-night trip from La Paz saves you the hassle of arranging everything yourself and comes with transport, lunch, and a tour of the UNESCO-listed landscapes. Plus, to save you time, you’ll take the night bus each night to allow you more time for exploring.

Huayna Potosí (6,088 meters or 19,974 feet) is one of the most beautiful mountains in the Cordillera Real of Bolivia, with perpetual glaciers and an impressive view, it is visible from La Paz. You will find a lot of information that indicates the ease of climbing, but be careful, "it is popular", but any escalation involves risks and whenever we understand that the acclimatization process is important, we will achieve our goals. This mountain does not imply much technical level, it is more, it is one of the most accessible mountains in Bolivia due to its infrastructure since there are pre-established base camps and high fields.