11 Days Bolivia Journey of Wonders

Arrive in La Paz, Bolivia’s extraordinary high altitude capital. After a warm reception at the airport, you will be transferred to your selected hotel for check in. The remainder of the day is yours to acclimatize and enjoy the unique atmosphere of this Andean city nestled in a valley surrounded by snow capped peaks. You may take a short walk around the hotel area, admire the lively streets, or simply relax after your flight. La Paz offers its first impression through the vibrant mix of modern buildings, colonial architecture, and the ever present sight of the majestic Illimani mountain in the background. Overnight in La Paz.

Today, immerse yourself in the cultural soul of La Paz with a guided city tour. Your journey begins at the bustling Witches’ Market, where traditional herbal remedies and Andean amulets reveal the spiritual traditions of Bolivia. Continue to the Ethnographic Museum, a place that connects past and present through fascinating artifacts. The tour also takes you through colonial squares such as Plaza Murillo, where government palaces and the cathedral stand in harmony with the city’s everyday life. Later, enjoy a ride on the modern cable car system, providing sweeping views of the sprawling city and surrounding mountains. Overnight in La Paz.

A full day of history and natural beauty awaits. Depart La Paz and head towards the archaeological site of Tiawanaku, where ancient temples like Puma Punku and Kalasasaya whisper stories of one of South America’s most important pre Columbian civilizations. Later, continue towards the shores of Lake Titicaca, the world’s highest navigable lake. In Copacabana, board a motorboat to the Isla del Sol, birthplace of Inca legends. As the sun begins to set, you will admire breathtaking views over the lake’s shimmering waters before spending the night on the island. Overnight on Isla del Sol.

Wake up to a serene sunrise over Lake Titicaca. Today’s excursion takes you to Yumani, with its ancient agricultural terraces, the legendary Inca stairway, and the Sacred Fountain. Afterwards, sail to Isla de la Luna, another spiritual site where Inca priestesses once lived. Explore the ruins and absorb the tranquil beauty of the lake’s islands. In the afternoon, return by boat to Copacabana, then transfer back to La Paz where the city lights welcome you once again. Overnight in La Paz.

After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your flight to Sucre, Bolivia’s official capital and one of the most charming colonial cities in South America. Upon arrival, the morning is free for you to explore at leisure, strolling through whitewashed streets and enjoying the calm atmosphere. In the afternoon, a guided city tour introduces you to Sucre’s highlights, including the ASUR Museum of Indigenous Art, where traditional textiles showcase the creativity of local weavers. Sucre’s combination of history, culture, and elegance makes it a delight to explore. Overnight in Sucre.

Today, discover Bolivia’s rich indigenous traditions with a full day excursion. Travel to the famous Tarabuco Market, where locals from surrounding communities gather in colorful attire to trade goods and textiles. The authenticity of the market makes it an unforgettable cultural experience. Continue towards Hacienda Candelaria, a traditional weaving village where ancestral techniques are preserved by master artisans. Observe the process and learn about the symbolism woven into every fabric. This day offers a deep connection with Bolivia’s living culture. Overnight in Sucre.

This morning, travel in private transport to Potosí, once one of the richest cities in the world due to its silver mines. A guided city tour reveals its fascinating history through visits to the Casa de la Moneda, the Santa Teresa Convent, and the miners’ market. You will also visit one of Potosí’s iconic silver mines to better understand the lives of miners past and present. After the tour, continue your journey through the highlands until reaching Uyuni, gateway to the salt flats. Overnight in Uyuni.

Prepare for one of the highlights of your Bolivian journey. Today’s full day tour takes you into the dazzling Salar de Uyuni, the world’s largest salt flat. Visit the “eyes of the salt,” natural springs bubbling from beneath the crust, and admire monuments dedicated to Dakar Rally. Stop at Isla Incahuasi, a rocky island covered with giant cacti and fossilized coral. Walk its trails for panoramic views over the endless white landscape. As the day ends, enjoy a surreal sunset over the flats, where the sky and land blend into one. Overnight in Uyuni.

Another unforgettable adventure awaits. Depart Uyuni towards the remote San Cristóbal village before reaching the dramatic Valle de las Rocas, with bizarre rock formations sculpted by wind and time. Continue to the Andean lagoons—Laguna Cañapa, Hedionda, and Negra—each with unique colors and frequented by flamingos. Surrounded by snow capped volcanoes, the landscapes feel otherworldly. The day combines natural wonder, wildlife, and photography opportunities unlike anywhere else. Overnight in Uyuni.

Today’s journey takes you into the heart of the Eduardo Avaroa National Reserve. Highlights include the striking Laguna Colorada, where thousands of flamingos thrive among red hued waters, and the Sol de Mañana geysers, an impressive geothermal area at 4,900 meters above sea level. Relax in the natural hot springs of Polques before continuing to the surreal Dali Desert, named after the Spanish painter due to its dreamlike landscapes. Finally, marvel at the emerald and turquoise tones of Laguna Verde, with Licancabur Volcano as its backdrop. Overnight in Uyuni.

After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your flight back to La Paz. Depending on your onward connection, you may have time to enjoy a final glance at this Andean city before continuing your international journey home. This marks the end of your unforgettable 11 day adventure in Bolivia, filled with cultural encounters, breathtaking landscapes, and memories to treasure forever.