Top Puno 4WD Tours

This tour combines the best of Lake Titicaca (Peru) and the Salar de Uyuni (Bolivia) in one package: comfort, culture and unique landscapes. Start in Puno with direct transfer to Copacabana, where you will explore the majestic Isla del Sol, its ancient temples and the Fountain of Youth. Then, you will travel comfortably by bus bed to Uyuni to live the experience of the largest salt desert in the world: train cemetery, Colchani, salt eyes, Incahuasi Island and an unforgettable country lunch in the middle of salt at sunset.

Embark on an epic journey from Puno to the mesmerizing Uyuni Salt Flats. Over two days, you’ll traverse vast, shimmering salt pans, visit the famous Train Cemetery, and marvel at the unique landscapes of southern Bolivia. This tour offers a captivating exploration of the surreal and otherworldly Uyuni Salt Flats.

Venture into the heart of southern Bolivia on a 5-day expedition from Puno to La Paz. Explore the expansive Uyuni Salt Flats, discover remote deserts and colorful lagoons, and witness the mesmerizing beauty of the Andean landscapes. This extended tour ensures you have ample time to immerse yourself in the diverse and captivating scenery of Bolivia.

Discover the stunning Uyuni Salt Flats and the vibrant city of La Paz on this immersive journey. Enjoy a convenient bus transfer to La Paz, where you’ll have the afternoon to explore its rich culture and vibrant streets. The adventure continues with a transfer to Uyuni, where you’ll marvel at the unique mirror effect of the salt flats, observe the fascinating salt extraction process, and visit the iconic Playa Blanca salt hotel. Don't miss the chance to explore Incahuasi Island, a must-see destination within the salt flats. This tour is perfect for travelers seeking a mix of urban exploration and natural wonder.

Explore the biggest lake in South America, Lake Titicaca, when you embark on this full-day tour that begins in Puno. Join a small group and take a boat across the lake to explore the islands of Taquile and Uros to discover the traditional cultures of the local people. See a floating island made entirely of reeds and admire the colorful textiles made by the villagers.