Bolivia Tours
Booking one of these amazing Bolivia Tours will open up an entirely new world full of adventure for you.
Bolivia tours are a spectacular experience that will showcase the beauty of this high-altitude South American country. Trips to Bolivia will take you to the heart of South America to experience indigenous traditions, stunning mountain views, and unique natural landscapes like the Uyuni Salt Flats and Lake Titicaca. Home to several UNESCO World Heritage Sites, it’s easy to see how tours in Bolivia provide an unforgettable experience!
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Bolivian Amazonia Tour
The Bolivian Amazonia Tour is an exhilarating chance to immerse yourself in the wonder of Bolivia’s Amazon jungle, one of the most incredible regions on the planet. The jungle is packed with rare wildlife and plants, and it’s just waiting for you to explore!
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Condoriri and Tuni Trek
You don’t have to be an ultra-experienced hiker to fall in love with the mountains of Bolivia! The Condoriri and Tuni Trek tour gives you a gateway into the Cordillera Real mountains with the help of a guide, so you can hike, camp, and explore all that this special region has to offer.
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Highlights of Bolivia Tour
Want to be fully immersed in Bolivian culture? The Highlights of Bolivia Tour shows you the best of the Andes region of Bolivia, from stunning villages and cities to unbelievable landscapes.
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Trekking in the Cordillera Apolobamba
The Trekking in the Cordillera Apolobamba Tour is an exciting opportunity to call the Andes home for 9 days, exploring all that makes this mountain range so special. If you like stunning scenery, Bolivian culture and great trekking, then this is the trekking tour for you!
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Cordillera Real Trek
Searching for your next mountain adventure? The Cordillera Real Trek tour should be at the top of your list. There is no better way to experience Bolivia’s magical Cordillera Real mountain range!
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Bolivia Adventure Tour
The Andes region of Bolivia is a land of contrast, from towering mountains to deep valleys and everything in between. Soak up all the incredible sights and sounds on the Bolivia Adventure Tour!
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Bolivian Andes Multisport Tour
Andean hiking or bustling city exploration? You don’t have to pick between the two! The Bolivia Adventure Tour is one of the most diverse ways to experience Bolivia’s mountains, cities, and lakes without missing a thing.
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Bolivia General Travel Information
Where to go in Bolivia
For an unforgettable adventure, Bolivia presents diverse destinations. The Salar de Uyuni offers a surreal landscape, while the Andes provide thrilling mountain treks. Don’t miss the Amazon basin for a unique jungle experience, and Lake Titicaca for cultural explorations.
What to do in Bolivia
Adventure seekers will find Bolivia filled with exciting activities. From mountain biking down the Death Road to trekking in the Cordillera Real, the options are vast. Canoeing in the Amazon and exploring the salt flats are also top picks for adventurers.
When to go to Bolivia
Bolivia is a year-round destination, with each season offering unique experiences. The dry season from May to October is ideal for hiking and visiting the salt flats. For lush landscapes, the wet season from November to March is perfect, though some trails may be less accessible.
Travel tips for Bolivia tours
Tipping in Bolivia
Tipping is appreciated but not mandatory. In restaurants, a tip of 5-10% is common if service charge is not included. For tour guides and drivers, a small gratuity is also appreciated.
How widely is English spoken in Bolivia?
English is not widely spoken outside major tourist areas. Learning basic Spanish phrases or having a translation app is advisable.
How long should I stay in Bolivia?
A visit of at least two weeks is recommended to explore diverse landscapes and cultural sites, from the Salar de Uyuni to the Amazon Basin.
What is the currency in Bolivia?
The Bolivian Boliviano (BOB) is the currency. US dollars are also accepted in some places.
Should I bring Bolivianos to Bolivia or use a credit card?
Carrying some Bolivianos is advisable for smaller transactions. Credit cards are accepted in cities and tourist areas.
Is Bolivia family-friendly?
Yes, Bolivia offers many family-friendly activities, though high altitudes and remote locations may require careful planning for young children.
What’s the best way to get around Bolivia?
Buses and domestic flights are common for long distances. In cities, taxis and rideshare apps are convenient.
Can I do a self-guided tour in Bolivia?
Self-guided tours are possible, especially in cities and well-known tourist spots, but guided tours are recommended for remote areas like the Amazon.
Can I do guided tours in Bolivia?
Guided tours are widely available and recommended for exploring Bolivia’s natural and cultural sites safely.
What is the time zone in Bolivia?
Bolivia operates on Bolivia Time (BOT), UTC -4.
What are the accommodation types in Bolivia?
Accommodations range from hostels and guesthouses to luxury hotels and eco-lodges, especially in tourist areas.
What are the top natural sights in Bolivia?
Top sights include the Salar de Uyuni, Lake Titicaca, the Amazon Basin, and the Andes Mountains.
Is there a risk of altitude sickness in Bolivia?
Yes, high-altitude areas like La Paz can pose a risk. Acclimatizing slowly and staying hydrated are important.
What traditional foods should I try in Bolivia?
Do not miss trying salteñas, quinoa-based dishes, and llajwa, a spicy sauce.
Are there any health precautions I should take before visiting Bolivia?
Vaccinations for hepatitis A, typhoid, and yellow fever are recommended. Consult a travel doctor before your trip.
How is the internet access in Bolivia?
Internet access is widely available in cities and major tourist areas, but it can be unreliable in remote regions.