All La Paz Tours & Excursions in 2026

Damian and his partner were easily some of the best guides I've had the pleasure to tour with ever. They made the journey fun and their playlist was fire. My favorite part was that the more extreme riders were able to follow the forward guide at their desired speed and the more careful riders were riding towards the back. This accommodated everyone and their skill level.

We had to leave La Paz an hour earlier to avoid the road closures for our tour date fell on El Dia del Mar, so we went to the meeting point at 5:30 am. We were a big group and the bus was full. There was WiFi on board and so our guide Abner let us join a WhatsApp group where we could find all the information for the day's tour and we could even pre-order our lunch. It's a long drive to San Pedro de Tiquina where we rode the boat to cross the lake while our bus was ferried separately, then another hour to reach Copacabana. We had a good lunch and was able to visit the beautiful Catholic church. At 12:30 pm we had our 1 hr 15 min boat ride to Isla del Sol. There is an entrance fee of 40 Bolivianos/pax and you do a 1 hour hike to the viewpoint. Unfortunately, since our altitude sickness is still active, we opted to just stay in the boat and wait for the group to finish their hike. But we still took nice photos of the lake and Inka steps. Overall, it was a good tour and a wonderful day.

Our visit to the Uyuni Salt Flats was, without exaggeration, an 11 out of 10. We started the journey in La Paz, taking an overnight bus to Uyuni. The bus ride itself isn’t glamorous — it’s a necessary investment in the experience — but it’s absolutely worth it in both directions once you see what awaits you. When we arrived in Uyuni, Constancio was there waiting for us exactly as planned. From the first interaction, his professionalism stood out. He immediately took us to a local hotel where we could have breakfast and clean up from the bus ride before beginning the tour. That thoughtful touch set the tone for the entire day: organized, considerate, and exactly as advertised — if not better. From there, the tour began, and it exceeded every expectation. Julia, our guide, was exceptional. Her English was excellent, which made the experience seamless and engaging. She was patient, answered every question thoroughly, and demonstrated deep knowledge of the geology, history, and culture of the region. Beyond her expertise, she was genuinely fun to spend the day with — warm, funny, and incredibly easy to interact with. On a private tour, personality matters, and Julia made the experience feel personal without ever being overbearing. She struck the perfect balance of professionalism and approachability. Constancio was equally impressive behind the wheel. Navigating the vast salt flats requires skill and awareness, and we always felt completely safe and well taken care of. He was punctual, attentive, and clearly experienced. Together, Julia and Constancio made a fantastic team. As for Uyuni itself — it is a must-see, once-in-a-lifetime destination. The scale, the silence, the reflections, the endless white horizon — it’s movingly beautiful in a way that’s difficult to articulate. It doesn’t just look stunning; it feels profound. The lunch in the middle of the flats and the sunset were absolute highlights. Watching the colors shift across the sky and reflect off the salt was something we will never forget. Every element of the tour matched or exceeded what was promised. Logistics were smooth. Timing was perfect. Communication was clear. It felt premium, curated, and professionally executed from start to finish. The only minor complaint was the bus ride — but again, that’s part of the journey and absolutely worth it. If you’re considering Uyuni, stop researching and start booking. Go. And if you have the opportunity to tour with Julia and Constancio, you will be in outstanding hands. Truly unforgettable.

Riding Death Road was an unforgettable experience. The views along the way were absolutely stunning, and the whole tour was very well organized. The guides were professional, attentive, and made safety a clear priority at all times, which really helped us enjoy the ride with confidence. Most of the route is downhill, making it accessible and fun even if you’re not an advanced cyclist. The bikes were in good condition and everything ran smoothly from start to finish. I would highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting Bolivia and looking for a unique and exciting adventure.

This is a must do experience. Oliver did a great job making us feel prepared and safe at each stopping point. There are periodic breaks to take in the views and take epic pictures. The landscape is amazing as you downhill mountain bike an iconic road.

A great private tour of Lake Titicaca and Tiwanaku. The guide and driver were very friendly and the car was very comfortable. There is A LOT of driving, but that’s because you have to go far distances, so just take that into consideration. The included lunch had a decent “buffet” selection that would probably appeal to most people.

Fantastic tour. Well organized. Caters to people with different paces. They provided us with an excellent guide, eco sticks which were a huge help and snacks as well. The journey to the top is so worth it! It is like discovering an oasis in a desert. Highly recommend.

This was a fun experience and a great introduction to Bolivian food and culture. The guide, Matt, was FABULOUS! He's so enthusiastic, knowledgeable, and open to sharing what he knows and thinks of Bolivia. The only negative is that the meeting point is unclear. In the email, I was told to meet in one place, but the actual meeting point was somewhere completely different. Luckily, I contacted the company and they responded quickly.