Organized trips and tours in Bolivia

The must-see places in Bolivia include the Salar de Uyuni, the world's largest salt flat, La Paz with its cable car from which you can see much of the city from above and the witches' market. Moving on to the Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world, Sucre for its colonial architecture and the Eduardo Avaroa Reserve with its characteristic hot springs and surreal landscapes.

Bolivia is very affordable. Backpackers can get by on 20 USD a day, while mid-range travelers spend between 60-100 USD a day. On our website, you can find organized tours in Bolivia, with most expenses included in the price, so you won't have to worry about anything except packing your bag!

The altitude can be challenging in this country, especially in La Paz and at Lake Titicaca. We recommend that you acclimatize gradually, avoiding physical exertion in the first few days, stay hydrated, and use coca leaves to alleviate the symptoms of altitude sickness.

To travel to Bolivia, a passport valid for at least six months is required, and a round-trip ticket is necessary. A visa is not required for stays up to three months in the country. However, we recommend that you always carry digital copies of important documents with you.

Bolivia is generally a safe country if you follow normal travel precautions. We advise you to avoid going out alone at night in areas outside the center, keep your valuables safe, and only take official taxis. Some areas, like El Alto, can be riskier and require extra caution.