Bolivia Tours in September 2027

Bolivia can be challenging with poor infrastructure, unpaved roads and high altitudes, but it is so worth the effort. From the lowlands to the highlands, the scenery shifts, yet it is always impressive and can be like nowhere else. From the historical district in Sucre, the mines in Potosi, the chaos of La Paz and the serenity in Lake Titicaca and especially Salar de Uyuni, it's just one day of discovery and insight after the other.

An exhausting trip as so much travel involved but entirely worth it - Julia our guide was exceptional - we all agreed best guide we have ever had and should surely win guide of the year award! Also, we were blessed to have an amazing group so that made the times and experiences should be shared well with fond memories and laughs along the way. The county itself is diverse and massive - lots of bumpy roads and long drives. But, you will be wowed and rewarded with every new destination. It was a real adventure and not a 'holiday' as such - came back knackered but so pleased i went - well worth seeing and so glad we had a exceptional guide and great group!

This was a really good trip. Came home with a real sense of having seen the diversity and contrast between the different areas that Bolivia has to offer. Having quite a few two night stop overs in some of the locations added to the whole trip. We crammed a lot in, but it didn’t feel too rushed.

The whole trip was excellent, I took part in both the Lima to Cuzco leg and again from Cafayate to Buenos Aires, and there were incredible opportunities during both legs. Personal highlights would be Machu Picchu, Arequipa, and the Estancia stay in Argentina.

Overall, We had good experiences with the trip arrangement, however, we had unexpected hotel stay at salt flats which is very disappointment, I'm communicating with the travel specialist right now, and hoping to have a acceptable resolution.