1 - Arrival – El Alto Airport (4100m/13.451ft) – La Paz (3663m/12.018ft)
We pick you up at the El Alto airport, the highest commercial airport in the world, and depending on your time of arrival there might be time for a tour of the city and dinner after you get installed at the hotel. Hotel. Distance: 14km/9mi. Transport: 00h30

2 - La Paz City Tour – Valle de la Luna (3315m/10.876ft)
At 08h00 we meet to go on a private tour of the city. We’ll visit a few museums as well as the church and convent San Francisco. After lunch we descend to the southern part of La Paz to visit the Valle de la Luna; mistakenly called a valley the Valle de la Luna is made up of strange rock formations that give it its lunar landscape. We return to the centre in the late-afternoon and the evening is free to explore La Paz by night. Hotel. Distance: 60km/37mi. Transport: 2h00. Visit: 6h00. B

3 - La Paz - Sajama National Park (4255m/13.960ft) - Tomarapi
We leave from the hotel around 09h00 and todays route takes us on a nice tour across the Altiplano. We start by driving South to the small town Patacamaya where we turn West and the rest of the way we are guided by the imposing stratovolcano Sajama. On our way we visit the Chulpas which are burial chambers from the pre-Colombian era, now empty because of systematic pillage. A few kilometres before we reach the Sajama National Park we stop at the small village Curahuara de Carangas. The towns colonial church is known as the Sistine chapel of the Altiplano, because of its perfectly conserved frescos, painted solely with natural paint. After this impressive visit we continue to the nice and small lonely town Tomarapi. From the asphalted road that leads all the way to the Chilean border we turn right and follow a small bumpy trail that leads into the Sajama National Park. Depending on our time of arrival we might have time to take a swim in the thermal springs or visit the geysers. Inn. Distance: 320km/199mi. Transport: 3h30. Visit: 3h00. B/D

4 - Sajama
Today we visit the Sajama National Park which was Bolivia’s first protected area. The park lies at the foot of the extinct stratovolcano Sajama, the highest summit in Bolivia with its 6542m/21.463ft. It was declared a national park in order to protect the endagered Queñua forests which are the highest forest in the word. After lunch we pass the Laguna Huaña Khota on our way back to Tomarapi. Inn. Distance: 80km/50mi. Transport: 2h30. Visit: 1h00. B/L/D

5 - Sajama – Tahua (3707m/12.162ft)
We have a long day ahead of us. After breakfast we head towards the small village Tahua which lies north of the Salar de Uyuni. First we reach the small picturesque village Sabaya, from where we cross the Salar de Coïpasa (also known as the mirror of the earth) and after passing the checkpoint at the small garrison village Llica we enter the Uyuni salt flat. Mid-afternoon we reach Tahua from where we have a wonderful view of the magnificent salt flat – the biggest in the world. Depending on our time of arrival we can visit the Coquësa mummies or go for a walk in and around Tahua. Hotel. Distance: 595km/370mi. Transport: 6h00. Visit: 2h00. B/L/D

6 – Tahua – Salar de Uyuni (3653m/11.985ft) - Tahua
Today we spend the day on the salt flat. The Salar de Uyuni is the biggest salt flat in the world with an acreage of 10582km²/4,085 square miles and it contains a reserve of 9 million tonne of Lithium and other minerals. We head towards the “island” Incahuasi, also known as the fisherman’s island. This geological formation which is a leftover of petrified limestone offers a multiple of Tiwanakota and Inca archaeological sites. From the highest point on the island we have an amazing 360° view of the Salar de Uyuni. We relax and have lunch on the island and afterwards we visit the small salt exploitation cooperation of Colchani where salt is still extracted and processed without machines. In the late afternoon we return to Tahua. Hotel. Distance: 340km/211mi. Transport: 4h30. Visit: 3h00. B/L/D

7 - Tahua - Jirira (3655m/11.991ft) - Tunupa Viewpoint (4900m/16.076ft) - Tahua
Early in the morning we drive to Jirira from where we go for a trek to reach the panoramic viewpoint of the Tunupa. We have lunch next to the crater on this long extinct volcano from where we have an exceptional view of the Salar de Uyuni. We drive back to Tahua and the evening is free. Hotel. Distance: 30km/18mi. Transport: 1h00. Visit: 5h00. B/L/D

8 - Tahua - San Pedro de Quemez (3723m/12.215ft)
After breakfast, around 10h00, we leave for the small village San Pedro de Quemez, situated at the doors of the south Lipez. We cross the Salar de Uyuni in direction southwest and we arrive at San Pedro de Quemez by mid-afternoon. We discover the active volcanoes Iruputuncu and Ollaguë, the caves of Cueva Galaxia with their astonishing rock formations sculptured by nature over years, and also the pre-Columbian sites showing the customs and rites of the people of this part of the Andes. Hotel. Distance: 195km/121mi. Transport: 2h30. Visit: 3h00. B/L/D

9 - San Pedro de Quemez - Ojo del Perdiz (4217m/13.835ft)
Our trip continues in southern direction. After breakfast we head towards Ojo del Perdiz, a small village at the heart of the grand landscapes of the Siloli desert. We cross the Salar de Chiguana where we visit the Arbol de Piedra “the stone tree”, before reaching Ojo del Perdiz by mid-afternoon. Hotel. Distance: 150km/93mi. Transport: 2h00. Visit: 1h30. B/L/D

10 - Ojo del Perdiz - Laguna Colorada - Laguna Verde (4400m/14.436ft)
We still continue in southern direction now towards the lagunas. After crossing the Siloli desert we discover the different lakes that decorate our journey; Seca, Cañapa, Hedionda, Honda and Khara before we arrive at the famous Laguna Colorada in the Avaroa National Park in the beginning of the afternoon. The lake gets a reddish colour from the alga and therefore the name; the coloured lake! After lunch we continue towards the Laguna Verde passing by the geysers of Sol de Mañana before arriving at the small shelter Queteña, not far from the volcano Llicancahur and the Lagunas Blanca and Verde. The Laguna Verde gets its name because of its turquoise colour which it gets from a high concentration of lead carbonate, arsenic and calcium. Please refrain from bathing!! Shelter. Distance: 130km/81mi. Transport: 3h00. Visit: 3h30. B/L/D

11 - Summit Llicancahur (5960m/19.554ft) - Quetena Grande (4216m/13.832ft)
We get up exceptionally early at 2h00 in the morning for an attempt to reach the summit of the Llicancahur. Our car drops us off at 4500m/14.764ft of altitude from where we start our ascend. It is important to start this early because we have to make sure that we get back down again before the winds rise around noon. Like with many of the volcanoes in this area the climb of the Llicancahur is undertaken on rather steep scree, and it’ll take us approximately 5h00 to reach the summit. Another 3 hours takes us back to the car and we continue to Quetena Grande where we relax in the evening. Hotel. Distance: 40km/25mi. Transport: 1h30. B/L/D

12 - Quetena Grande – Villamar (3951m/12.963ft)
After our stay in the south we head north in direction of Villamar, a small village not far from Villa Alota, which is this regions mining village. We cross the Mallku canyon and the Valle de las Rocas (valley of rocks) before arriving at Villamar in the afternoon. Hotel. Distance: 120km/75mi. Transport: 2h30. Visit: 1h30. B/L/D

13 - Villamar - Tupiza (3165m/10.384ft)
From Villamar we head towards Tupiza via San Vicente. This little village is famous because it’s where Butch Cassidy and Sundance Kid where killed. They robbed the Aramayo Company’s salary mule train and subsequently tried to hide in the house of a miner!! Their host obviously gave them up to the Bolivian army and after a shootout they were both killed. We arrive in Tupiza in the early evening. Hotel. Distance: 285km/177mi. Transport: 6h00. Visit: 2h30. B/L

14 - Tupiza
Today we discover Tupiza and surroundings. This small village has an average temperature between 18°C/64.4°F and 32°C/89.6°F and is situated in the south Chichas. This small oasis also named the pearl of Bolivia is abound with impressive decor. We can either visit on horseback or by bike. Hotel. B

15 - Tupiza
We leave for a hike in the surroundings of Tupiza in the footsteps of Butch Cassidy and Sundance Kid. During our trek we can admire cactus and Queñua forest and the spectacular mountains. Before arriving at Huaca Huañusca we cross the small villages San Miguel and Salo and we follow the route of the famous bandits. After lunch we return to Tupiza by the same way. Hotel. B/L

16 - Tupiza
Another day of discovering Tupiza and surroundings. We visit the Quebrada de Palala, El Sillar and Nazarenito before reaching the abandoned mine village San Vicente, and we return to Tupiza by the same way. Hotel. Transport: 70km/43mi. Visit: 2h00. B/L

17 - Tupiza – Tarija (1870m/6.135ft)
Today we head towards Bolivia’s wine capital Tarija. The village got its name from Francisco de Tarija, an andalusian member of the Diego d’Almagro expedition who was the first Spaniard to visit the valley which was populated by an Indian ethnos named “tomata”. From the mix of Spaniards and tomatas a new population was born called the chapacos. Some 4 hours brings us to Tarija, through lunar valleys and a succession of mountain passes. Hotel. Distance: 236km/147mi. Transport: 4h00. Visit: 1h00. B/L

18 - Tarija
After breakfast we visit the surroundings of Tarija and we get the chance to visit some vineries and taste both wine and food typical of this region – a culinary visit. Hotel. B/L

19 – Tarija
Today we visit the town; the cathedral, the San Roque church, the San Francisco convent, the cultural house known as the house of gold and the Castillo Azul. Hotel. B

20 - Tarija – Potosi (4000m/13.123ft)
Today we drive to Potosi. The colonial town is the highest town with a population of more than 100 000 in the world. On our way we pass the biological reserve of the Cordillera de la Sama which plays an important role in the water supply for Tarija. It is also a region filled with small Queñua forests and pine trees and it is easy to come across animals typical of the Andes like condors, pumas, vicuñas and viscachas. Hotel. Distance: 369km/229mi. Transport: 6h30. Visit: 2h30. B/L

21 - Potosi
In the XVIth and XVIIth century Potosi was the biggest town in the world taking into consideration the miner population, and is still the 2nd most beautiful town after Sucre. After breakfast we visit the mines of the Cerro Rico (Rich Mountain) and we meet again after lunch to visit the famous Casa de la Moneda and the city and the evening is free to explore Potosi by night. Hotel. B

22 - Potosi – Sucre (2790m/9.153ft)
Not too late nor too early we leave Potosi and head towards Sucre the constitutional capital of Bolivia, also called the white city. We pass by the small villages Betanzos and Miraflores before arriving in Sucre. After lunch we visit the town and the evening is free. Hotel. Distance: 180km/112mi. Transport: 2h00. Visit: 1h00. B

23 - Sucre
A day filled with music and culture is waiting for us. We will visit some of the museums (Asur and Musef) as well as the Cathedral and after lunch we visit the Casa de la Libertad and the cultural centre Massis where we have the opportunity to assist in the rehearsals of folkloric music. In the evening we have planned a show-dinner for you! Hotel. B/D

24 – Sucre
Today nothing is planned. If today falls on a Sunday you can visit the famous market Tarabuco, an encounter with a real “mercado Indio”. This is the day that the Quechua Indians from the surrounding communities meet – a high-boiling barter of merchandise. We have the possibility to admire typical clothes and traditions preserved in this region. Hotel. B

25 – Sucre – Aiquile (2396m/7.861ft)
The morning is free and after breakfast we head towards Aiquile, a nice small village which was devastated by an earthquake in 1998. The population is mainly Quechua and the village is known to make the best charangos in the country. Hotel. Distance: 149km/93mi. Transport: 3h00. Visit: 1h00. B/D

26 - Aiquile - Samaipata (1799m/5.902ft)
From Aiquile we head towards Samaipata. El Fuente de Samaipata is a pre-Columbian archaeological site situated in the department of Santa Cruz. It is famous for its huge rock tabular laid out with channels and basins dug directly in the rocks and the carvings of pumas and also for the seating area and the niches that have been carved the same way. The site was declared as a World Heritage site in 1998 and it is believed to have been constructed by pre-inca populations for religious and ceremonial purposes. Hotel. Distance: 329km/204mi. Transport: 5h30. Visit: 2h00. B/L

27 - Samaipata - Santa Cruz (416m/1.365ft)
We head towards Santa Cruz, a city situated in the Amazonian basin at an altitude of 416m/1.365ft. The average annual temperature is 25°C/77°F which corresponds to a tropical climate. Although it is generally warm the city is also sometimes hit by cold winds called the Surazos. We visit the town, the Noël Kempff Mercado museum and the municipal Zoo. Hotel. Distance: 151km/94mi. Transport: 1h30. Visit: 4h00. B

28 - Santa Cruz - San Javier – Concepcion - San Ignacio
We stay in low altitude for the next 5 days. In the morning we first pass the villages Cotoca, Pailas and Pailons and we arrive in San Javier in time for lunch. We visit the music school, the instrument ateliers and the baroque style church which has been classified as a World Heritage site. After lunch we continue our trip via Conception where we can admire the impressive Orchid fields and luxurious vegetation. We arrive at San Ignacio de Velasco the biggest Jesuit community in the area and also a bustling commercial centre, by early evening. Hotel. Distance: 476km/296mi. Transport: 1h15. Visit: 6h00. B

29 - San Ignacio - San Miguel – San Raphael - Santa Ana – Concepcion
In the morning we visit some of the remotest missions, where the traditions are still very much present. We go to San Miguel and San Raphael where we can enjoy the art of the Chiquitanos through the different decorations, sculptures and paintings. We continue to the church of Santa Ana which has conserved the spirit of the missionaries and was the last mission in Chiquitania. After lunch we continue to Conception. Hotel. Distance: 321km/199mi. Transport: 1h00. Visit: 6h00. B

30 – Concepcion - Santa Cruz
In Conception we visit the church, a pearl from the XVIIIth century, and in order to gain a better understanding of the history of the missions we have the opportunity to visit a mission museum where we can see the different renovations that the Chiquitania Indians have undertaken. After this extraordinary visit we return to Santa Cruz by way of the oldest Jesuit Mission (1691), the San Xavier Mission. On the way we visit the Mennonites community and we arrive in Santa Cruz around 19h00. Hotel. Distance: 298km. Transport: 0h50. Visit: 6h00. B/L

31 - Santa Cruz - Villa Tunari
We leave Santa Cruz early in order to be able to relax in Villa Tunari a small village in the department of Cochabamba in which the coca cultivation is very present. The principal river of this region which is tributary to the Amazon is surrounded by humid tropical forests and valleys. We arrive around lunch and after we can either visit one of the geologically most impressive national parks in Bolivia, the Tunari National Park with its canyons, cascades and luxurious vegetation or relax by the swimming pool. Hotel. Distance: 311km/193mi. Transport: 6h00. Visit: 2h30. B/L

32 - Villa Tunari
Today we visit the Macchia Park which belongs to the Wara Yassi association. This association is trying to help the pumas that have lived in captivity relearn the laws of nature and we can also see monkeys, parrots. After lunch we visit the Carrasco Park and the evening is free. Hotel. B/L

33 - Villa Tunari - Cochabamba (2569m/8.428ft)
After lunch we leave for Cochabamba, the capital of the department of Cochabamba which is the only department which has no border with a bordering country. In the north it’s bordered by the department of Beni, in the south by Potosi and Chuquisaca, at west by Oruro and La Paz and at east by Santa Cruz. After we get installed at the hotel we visit El Cristo de la Concordia, which with its 33m/108ft is higher than both Rio de Janeiro and Lisbon. For the more courageous we can take the stairs that are inside this impressive statue to the top from where we have a wonderful view of the city. We will also visit the 14th September square, the Cala Cala cathedral both at the heart of the city. And of course we’ll not forget the market "la Cancha" and the evening is free to enjoy the city. Hotel. Distance: 83km/52mi. Transport: 2h00. Visit: 5h00. B

34 - Cochabamba - Torotoro (2676m/8.779ft)
From Cochabamba we head towards Torotoro to visit the Torotoro National Park. We visit the Casa de Piedra known as "pachamama wasi" and the more than 2500 dinosaur footprints including the Velociraptor. We also visit the El Vergel, known as Waca Seng´a (Cow’s Nose) which is a waterfall of tepid water that emerges in the middle of the Toro Toro canyon, the tortoise cemetery with tortoise fossils dating back 500million years, the Batea Q´ocha rock paintings and the Llamachaqui ruins. Hotel. Distance: 120km/75mi. Transport: 2h00. Visit: 6h00. B/L/D

35 – Torotoro – Tarata (2700m/8.858ft) – Sipe Sipe (2685m/8.809ft)
After our visit of the Torotoro National Park we continue to Tarata a small village with traditional architecture that is also the birth town of Manuel Mariano Melgarejo dictator and president from 1864 to 1871. We discover the main square and the church and convent Franciscain de San José. We will also visit the villages around Huayculli known for their pottery and the village Villa Rivero mainly known for its textiles. Late in the afternoon we head towards Sipe Sipe and the evening is free. Hotel. Distance: 110km/68mi. Transport: 3h00. Visit: 6h00. B/L/D

36 – Sipe Sipe - Urmiri (3388m/11.115ft)
A couple of kilometres north of Sipe Sipe is the Inca site Inca Raqay in the Serrania de Tarhuani. The ruins are not very impressive but the panorama is terrific. Every year the winter solstice (Inti Raymi) is celebrated here on the night of the 21st of June. We can also visit the caves which according to legend connected Inca Raqay with Cusco in Peru. After lunch we leave for Urmiri, a thermal station in the department of La Paz. We can relax next to the pool and swim in the thermal waters rich in minerals and iron that emerges from the ground at a temperature of 72°C/161.6°F and reaches us at a pleasant temperature. Hotel. Distance: 356km/221mi. Transport: 4h30. Visit: 2h00. B/L

 

37 – Urmiri
After having travelled all those kilometres a real day off is waiting for us. We can relax next to the pool and swim in the thermal waters rich in minerals and iron that emerges from the ground at a temperature of 72°C/161.6°F and reaches us at a pleasant temperature. Hotel. B

38 - Urmiri – La Paz (3663m/12.018ft)
We are only a couple of hours away from La Paz and after a last swim in the thermal waters we are on our way. We arrive in La Paz around 18h00 and the evening is free. Hotel. Distance: 103km/64mi. Transport: 2h00. B

39 - La Paz Discovery
After breakfast we head out to discover La Paz. This time we visit some artisans specialised in the making of Bolivia’s traditional instruments. We also visit some of the colourful markets and do some souvenir shopping. In the evening we have planned a show dinner in order to discover the Bolivian folklore. Hotel. B/D

40 - La Paz - Tiwanaku (3845m/12.615ft) – Taraco (3809m/12.497ft)
After breakfast we start with a visit to Tiwanaku which is the site of a pre-Inca civilisation that dominated half of the South-central Andes between the Vth and the Xlth century. After lunch we head towards the small village Taraco on the banks of the Lake Titicaca to discover the charm of life in rural Bolivia. Home stay. Distance: 97km/60mi. Transport: 1h30. Visit: 4h00. B/L/D

41 – Taraco - La Paz - Coroico (1470m/4.823ft)
Early in the morning we leave for Coroico which is situated in the northern Yungas just a couple of hours from La Paz and the Altiplano. Both climate and landscape changes completely and we now find ourselves in a subtropical zone at 1470m/4.823ft of altitude. To reach Coroico we follow the Yungas road which used to be the "death road" – the most dangerous road in the world but which is now replaced by an asphalted road. The new road is definitely safer but just as impressive because of its situation on the mountain side. Hotel. Distance: 193km/120mi. Transport: 3h00. Visit: 1h00. B

42 - Coroico
Today we relax in Coroico and surroundings. The comfortably warm climate is perfect for growing citrus fruits, bananas, coffee and coca leaves and a perfect place for us to relax for a day. We can go for a trek or horseback riding, take a bike trip or just relax at the pool. Hotel. B

43 – Coroico - Tocaña
We leave Coroico to discover the village Tocaña in the north Yungas. The inhabitants are descendants of African slave workers brought to Bolivia to work the mines of Potosi. We'll visit the village school where gifts of notebooks and pens are always welcome and we'll also visit the coffee and coca plantations in an afro-andina atmosphere. We return to Coroico where we spend the night. Hotel. B/L

44 - Coroico - La Paz
The morning is free and after lunch we return to La Paz where we arrive in the afternoon. Hotel. Distance: 96km/60mi. Transport: 3h00. Visit: 1h00. B

45 - La Paz – Rurrenabaque (299m/981ft) – Santa Rosa
Again we are going to spend some time in low altituide. Very early a car brings us to the El Alto airport where we'll take the plane to Rurrenabaque. From Rurrenabaque we continue approciomately 3 hours by car until reaching village Santa Rosa and after lunch our jeep brings us to where we continue by boat. During the 3 hour boat trip up the river Yucuma we discover different bird species and reptiles. Shelter. Distance: (all transport) 440km/273mi. Transport: 7h00. Visit: 4h00. B/L/D

46 - Santa Rosa - Pampa
After breakfast we go on a 3 hour hike across the Pampa in order to try to see and photograph the anaconda and other regional animals. After lunch we sail on the river Yacuma where we have to chance to swim with the fresh water dolphins and we return to the camp in the evening. Once night falls we leave for a nightly boat outing, and we make sure to take a boat without motor in order to surprise the caïmans and other reptiles – at night we can see their red eyes emerging from the waters. Shelter. Distance: hike 12km/7.5mi, boat 2km/1.2mi. Transport: 3h00. Visit: 6h00. B/L/D

47 - Santa Rosa – Rurrenabaque
Today we get up at 05h30 in order to observe the animals at dawn. We leave by boat and at this time of the day we have a better chance to see the animals because early in the morning they hunt for food - we will also go hunting for our breakfast at the camp around 07h30!! Around 09h00 we go for a 3 hour trek in the jungle and we return to the camp again for lunch. After lunch the boat brings us back to Santa Rosa where the car is waiting to return to Rurrenabaque. Hotel. Distance: car 140km/87mi, boat 50km/31mi. Transport: 6h30. Visit: 4h00. B/L

48 – Rurrenabaque – Park Madidi San Miguel de Bala - Rurrenabaque
Our friends from San Miguel de Bala come to pick us up from Rurrenabaque. A 40min boat trip on the river Beni brings us into the jungle to the eco-shelter San Miguel de Bala. Well arrived we start by visiting the surroundings. At about 1km from the shelter we can swim in a small natural swimming pool with a waterfall of crystalline water. Once we return to the shelter we can appreciate the culinary skills of this small community and after lunch a guide shows us around the community and explains to us the daily life of the inhabitants. Late afternoon we return to Rurrenabaque and the evening is free. Hotel. Transport: 00h40. B/L

49 - Rurrenabaque - La Paz
Our team brings us from the hotel to the airport from where we return to La Paz and the day is free to enjoy the city. Hotel. Distance: car 14km/8.7mi, plane 250km/155mi. Transport: 2h00. B

50 - La Paz – Cobija (252m/827ft)
Early in the morning we return to the airport this time to catch a plane that will bring us to Cobija (meaning blanket!), the capital of the department of Pando which is the youngest department in Bolivia. This tropical town has the most rainfall in Bolivia with 1770mm/70in of water per year. If our visit is between the 18th and the 27th of August we can visit the market La Feria de Muestra at which the artisans from the neighbourhood participate. In the afternoon we visit the town; the cultural centre and the church Cruz Milagrosa. The evening is free to discover this town in expansion. Hotel. Distance: car 20km/12mi, plane 500km/310mi. Transport: 3h00. Visit 4h00. B

51 – Cobija
The day is free to enjoy the town or visit the surroundings. We also have the possibility to visit the natural rubber and macadamia nut plantations or just enjoy the fauna and the flora. Hotel. B

52 - Cobija - La Paz
In the morning we are taken to the airport in order to return to La Paz and once arrived the rest of the day is free. Hotel. Distance: plane 500km/310mi, car 20km/12mi. Transport: 3h30. B

53 - La Paz - Chacaltaya (5200m/17.060ft)- Puerto Perez (3815m/12.516ft)
We leave early in the morning to visit Chacaltaya (the highest skirun in the world now closed due to lack of snow) which is only one hour away from La Paz. It only takes about 10min from our stop to climb the last bit to reach the top where we have a wonderful view of a large part of the Cordillera Real, in particular the Nevado Illimani, the Huayna Potosi and the Condoriri. We can also see the Bolivian Altiplano and the Lake Titicaca. Days with really good visibility show the clouds over the Yungas and in the far the volcanoes Sajama, Parinacota and Pomerape. After lunch we head towards the Lake Titicaca and we spend the night at a small inn owned by our friend and musician Anselmo in the small village Puerto Perez. Inn. Distance: 142km/88mi. Transport: 3h30. Visit: 3h00. B/L/D

54 - Puerto Perez
After breakfast we visit the surroundings of Puerto Perez and also the islands Kalahuta, Suriqui and Pariti. On Pariti we can see some very good weaving and Inca terracing and Suriqui is famous for the traditional Totora reed boats that are still manufactured here by hand. Inn. B/L/D

55 - Puerto Perez – Copacabana (3949m/12.956ft)
Today we follow the Lake Titicaca to the Tiquina strait which we cross by boat and continue to Copacabana. We enjoy a relaxing day visiting the town and enjoying the atmosphere. Hotel. Distance: 96km/60mi. Transport: 3h00. Visit: 1h00. B

56 - Copacabana – Isla de la Luna (3900m/12.795ft) – Isla del Sol (4000m/13.123ft)
After breakfast we walk to the port where a boat is waiting to bring us to Isla del Sol. On our way we visit Isla de la Luna and then we continue to the north of the Isla del Sol. From here we can either go for a small trek and visit the different archaeological sites and museum or take the boat to the south of the island and visit the Inca stairs and fountain. Hotel. Transport: 00h45 (boat). Visit: 3h. B/L/D

57 – Isla del Sol - Copacabana
After we’ve walked down the Inca stairs we visit the site Pilkokaina and then we return to Copacabana where the rest of the day is free. Hotel. B

58 – Copacabana
In the morning we visit the martyrdom which is north of the town and it takes about half an hour to reach top of this place of contemplation. From here we have a magnificent view of the lake. We walk back down to visit the basilica of Copacabana and after lunch we visit the Horca del Inca, l’Inti Kala and Kusijata. Hotel. B

59 – Copacabana - La Paz
After breakfast we leave for La Paz and the afternoon is free to profit from the last hours in the Bolivian capital. Hotel. Distance: 161km/100mi. Transport: 3h. B

60 - La Paz Departure
Transfer from your hotel to the airport. It is recommended to be at the airport 3h00 before departure for international flights. End of our services.

Options

• The 41st day you have the possibility to descend to Coroico by mountain bike on the famous "death road"!!
  
• Trek: If you are interested in trekking please see our trek programs here
  
• Mountaineering: If you are interested in mountaineering please see our andinism programs here
  
• Other options: After the 60th day you also have the possibility to continue your trip to Peru (Cusco and the Machu Picchu and/or the floating island Uros and the neighbouring islands Amantani and Taquile), Chile (San Pedro de Atacama and Arica and the Pacific Ocean) or Argentina (Salta).
  
  

  If you have special wishes for a tour that you do not find on these pages i.e. birding, wine tours, adventure sports, archaeological tours etc. please do not hesitate to contact us directly for more information.