Bolivia

Bolivia is a destination that is largely off the beaten track. However, the country rewards the visitor with unparalleled scenery, a fascinating history and a remarkable variety of cultures, many dating from before the Spanish arrival.

Bordering Lake Titicaca, the highest commercially-navigable lake in the world, boasting amazing geological phenomenon, such as the Valley of the Moon and the world’s largest Salt Flat, as well as thousands of square miles of virgin Amazon rainforest and Andean peaks, it is evident there’s much to see on a Bolivia tour.

The country also has a long, eventful history - from Inca and Spanish conquests to troubled Independence. This has inevitably left its cultural mark. The country is filled with pre-Inca ruins, such as Tiwanaku; Inca remnants, such as the Temple of the Moon on Lake Titicaca; Colonial architecture, as seen in Sucre and La Paz; and bustling, modern cities, such as Santa Cruz.

See below our suggested itineraries designed by our specialist team, which include the famous Bolivian salt flat tour. Choose one of these or design your own journey. Contact us