Top Activities on the Ground in La Paz - 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.

La Paz is a city surrounded by beautiful mountains. We'll take you to Auquisamaña Park, where you'll find a network of trails for you to explore on your own. This area is filled with nature (ideal for birdwatching), with several rest areas and viewpoints that allow you to enjoy the sound of nature and first rays of the sun with a spectacular view of the city! You can also request an additional visit to the Valle de las Animas after your visit for an additional fee.

Why Travel with Bolivia Expeditions Tours? Huayna Potosí (6,088m) is one of the most accessible high-altitude climbs, perfect for both beginners and experienced mountaineers. Just 25 km from La Paz, it offers breathtaking views of the Andes, Altiplano, and Amazon. This 2-day expedition combines glacier hiking, technical training, and a challenging final ascent, all under the guidance of expert mountaineering instructors. Whether it’s your first high-altitude climb or another milestone, Huayna Potosí will challenge and inspire you. With Bolivia Expeditions Tours, you’ll experience professional guidance, top-quality service, and an unforgettable Andean adventure.

Few capital cities can boast having a glacier just a short distance from their center. La Paz, however, can. Discover the frozen enchantment of the Huayna Potosi glacier on an ice climbing day trip that’s designed with adventurous travelers in mind. No previous experience is required to enjoy this tour, which comes with all necessary equipment.

Connect with the ancient cultures of the Andes and be amazed by landscapes that seem like something out of a dream. Join us on an experience that combines archaeology, living culture, and the energy of the sacred lake of the Incas. You'll begin your adventure in Tiwanaku, the birthplace of one of South America's oldest and most enigmatic civilizations. With your guide, you'll discover the mysteries of this ancient culture. We'll continue our tour to Isla del Sol, considered the birthplace of the Inca culture. Walk along the trails that crisscross the island, visit pre-Incan ruins preserved by the natives, and enjoy one of the best sunsets with the lake and the Andes mountain range as the centerpiece.

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.

CAN YOU CLIMB AND TREK ALL THE WAY UP TO 6100m?! THE VIEWS ALONG THE WAY AND UP THE SUMMIT ARE BREATHTAKING. IT'S A TOUR WORTH DOING, NOT JUST FOR MOUNTAIN ENTHUSIASTS, ANYONE CAN DO IT!!! WHAT ARE YOU WAITING FOR??????

Tackle one of the world’s most dangerous roads on a suspension bike on a day trip to the Death Road from La Paz. Pedal at your own pace in a small group limited to only 11 other travelers. Plus, there’ll be a car driving behind you the entire time, so if you begin to feel tired then you can simply get in the car to rest.

The Old Road to the Yungas, also known as the Road of Death, is a cycling route of approximately 80 km in length, linking the city of La Paz and the region of Los Yungas, in the northeast of the department, before the construction of the Cotapata-Santa Bárbara section This section of the road was part of Route 3 of the fundamental road network of Bolivia, currently its use is reserved for cycling. Famous for its extreme danger In 1995 the Inter-American Development Bank named it the most dangerous road in the world. The characteristics of the route have made it a very frequent and famous tourist destination, challenging visitors to feel 100% pure adrenaline.

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.