Bolivia: See & Experience Almost it ALL in 10 Days, 1st Class Custom Tours

Bolivia is a South American country known for its natural wonders, vibrant culture, and friendly people. Planning a trip to Bolivia can be overwhelming, especially if you are short on time. Luckily, this 10-day tour of the country has got you covered. In this blog post, we will walk you through how to plan your dream Bolivian adventure with the Bolivia: See & Experience Almost it ALL in 10 Days, 1st Class Custom Tours.

Overview

This 10-day tour of Bolivia is perfect for adventurers seeking to see the essential sites of the country efficiently. The journey takes you through some of Bolivia’s most stunning destinations, including La Paz, Copacabana, Uyuni Salt Flat, Lake Titicaca, and more. The tour includes river cruises, cable car rides, bicycling, and fishing, ensuring that you’ll have plenty of opportunities to experience Bolivia’s natural beauty and cultural heritage. All transportation, entry fees, and guides are included in the tour price, along with three nights of lodging and many of your meals.

Itinerary

Day 1: La Paz
Your adventure will begin in La Paz, Bolivia’s administrative capital. You will be picked up at El Alto Airport and transferred to your hotel, where you will spend the first night of the tour.

Day 2: La Paz
On the second day, you will explore the highlights of La Paz with your guide. The city has a rich history and culture that you will get to experience firsthand. You will visit the famous Witches’ Market, where you can find traditional herbal remedies and other magical items. You will also see the San Francisco Church, the city’s main square, and the presidential palace.

Day 3: Copacabana
After breakfast, you will continue your journey to Copacabana, a charming town on the shore of Lake Titicaca. You will visit the Basilica of Our Lady of Copacabana, home to the patron saint of Bolivia, and take a boat ride to the Sun Island, where you will have lunch and visit the Pilkokaina Inca Palace.

Day 4: Uyuni Salt Flat
On the fourth day, you will fly to Uyuni, home to the largest salt flat in the world. You will explore the vast landscape, visit the salt hotel, and take some stunning photos of the scenery.

Day 5: Uyuni Salt Flat
The fifth day will be spent exploring more of the Uyuni Salt Flat, including the Incahuasi Island, where you can see giant cacti and a panoramic view of the surrounding landscape.

Day 6: La Paz
After breakfast, you will be taken back to La Paz, where you will have some free time to explore the city on your own or rest at your hotel.

Day 7: Lake Titicaca
The seventh day will take you to Lake Titicaca, one of the highest navigable lakes in the world. You will visit the floating islands of Uros and Taquile, where you can learn about the local culture and traditions.

Day 8: Lake Titicaca
On the eighth day, you will continue your exploration of Lake Titicaca with visits to the Chucuito Peninsula and the Inca Temple of Wiracocha.

Day 9: La Paz
You will return to La Paz for the final leg of your journey. In the afternoon, you will have the option to take the Cable Car Blue Line and enjoy sweeping views of the city and the Andes.

Day 10: Departure
Your Bolivia adventure comes to an end on the tenth day. You will be transferred to El Alto Airport for your departure.

What’s Included

• Lodging X 3 Nights
• Air-Conditioned Vehicle
• All Entry Fees

Please note that alcohol, airfare, and the cost of obtaining a visa for Bolivia are not included in the tour price. To avoid any inconvenience, we recommend obtaining a visa before entering the country.

Booking the Tour

To book your Bolivia: See & Experience Almost it ALL in 10 Days, 1st Class Custom Tour, please visit our website here. We hope to see you soon for an unforgettable journey through the heart of Bolivia.

Bolivia beyond the common tourist spots: An insider’s guide

Bolivia is a country with stunning landscapes and a plethora of cultural experiences to explore. A visit to Bolivia is incomplete without experiencing these hidden gems and authentic local experiences. In this guide, we will explore some of the lesser-known attractions, the food culture, cultural experiences, local history, and unique suggestions to make the most of your trip to Bolivia.

Local attractions: The hidden gems

While Bolivia offers well-known attractions like the Uyuni Salt Flats and Lake Titicaca, there are many under-the-radar wonders that are not yet popular with tourists. Consider visiting Eduardo Avaroa Andean Fauna National Reserve to spot pink flamingoes, llamas, and vicuñas roaming around. Experience the breathtaking sunset at Mirador Los Guiterrez, which offers one of the most picturesque views of the city. Visit Valle de la Luna, a rock formation close to La Paz, that looks like a lunar surface.

Dining spots: The local cuisine

Bolivia offers a diverse culinary scene that is heavily influenced by indigenous Andean food culture. Try the salteñas, a baked savory pastry filled with beef, potatoes, and a slightly spice-infused sauce. Immerse into the authentic Bolivian food scene with the traditional pique macho, a hearty dish of beef, sausages, and potatoes topped with onions. Don’t miss the Api, a hot and sweet corn-based drink that is sometimes served with crispy pork rind. Locals also recommend La Tranquera for meat lovers, Gustu for a fine-dining experience, or La Casona de la Ronda for traditional Bolivian cuisine.

Cultural experiences: The Bolivian traditions and festivals

Bolivian culture is a fusion of indigenous and Spanish colonial influences. Witness the energetic La Paz Carnival around February, where dozens of music bands parade through the city center, dressed in vibrant costumes. Visit the Witches Market, an intriguingly bizarre market that sells everything from herbs and potions to mummified llamas and frogs, which is steeped in centuries-old Andean folklore. Plaza Murillo, the political center of Bolivia, is a great place to observe local life and watch Bolivian traditional dress clad women weaving and fashioning different textiles.

Local history: The captivating stories

Bolivia has a rich and diverse history that dates back to ancient times. Did you know that the country is named after Simon Bolivar, who led the country to independence from Spanish rule in 1825? The gorgeous churches of La Paz that mirror the impressive colonial architecture of the city were built in the 16th century. The picturesque town of Copacabana at Lake Titicaca was once the site of the pre-Columbian Tiwanaku civilization, which produced some of the region’s most impressive, monumental architecture.

Off-the-beaten-path: Unique and unforgettable experiences

Take a trip to Cochabamba to explore one of Bolivia’s largest and most beautiful cities, filled with lush greenery and beautiful architecture. Check out the Amazonian region of Rurrenbaque, which offers an unmatched opportunity to experience wildlife and nature. Trek through the Apolobamba Mountain range, which has some of the most stunning journeys in the entire Andean region.

Bolivia is a destination that has everything to offer, from natural beauty to authentic local experiences. With this insider’s guide, you will be able to explore Bolivia beyond the common tourist spots and have a truly memorable trip.