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Bolivia Tours
Tours to Bolivia and beyond. An experienced Holidays Please Travel Agent can help you plan your ideal holiday or choose from one of our pre-planned itineraries.
See animals in the wild or be a wild party animal. Peruse our featured highlights and see where your next adventure lies.
See animals in the wild or be a wild party animal. Peruse our featured highlights and see where your next adventure lies.
What to do in Bolivia
La Paz
At 3,640m above sea level, La Paz could be the highlight of your Bolivian holiday. Make sure to see the Witches Market, stocked with colourful and unidentified powders, black magic paraphernalia and more. Take the Mi Teleferico cable car network for an unrivalled view of the city
Things to do in La Paz
Top Ten Hotels in La Paz, Bolivia
Budget Accommodation in La Paz, Bolivia
Things to do in La Paz
Top Ten Hotels in La Paz, Bolivia
Budget Accommodation in La Paz, Bolivia
Madidi National Park
Home to over 1000 different species of birds, Madidi National Park is something of a mecca for twitchers from around the world. There are also 272 types of mammals, 204 reptiles, nearly 500 species of fish and over 120,000 types of insects. Add a network of jungle trails to hike and rivers to kayak.
Lake Titicaca
At 3,812m above sea level, Lake Titicaca is the highest navigable lake in the world. . This is home to floating islands hand-built by the Uru people using reeds. The Uru sail around the water selling their handicrafts to travellers.
Silver Mines at Potosi
Cerro Rico (translated as Rich Mountain) is one of the highest cities in the world. Founded as a community in 1546 more than 40,000 tons of silver were shipped back to Spain.
Uyuni Salt Flats
Uyuni Salt Flats, the largest salt flats in the world. A number of hotels have been built in the area almost entirely built with salt blocks, including the walls, roof and even furniture. It’s worth considering a journey here when it’s wet when pools of water gather on the surface, reflecting the clouds so perfectly, that as you drive over it, it feels as though you are flying through the sky.
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Need to know
Capital: Sucre (Judicial) / La Paz (Political) Currency: Boliviano (Bs) Languages: Spanish, Quechua, Aymara Visa Requirement: Not required by UK nationals |
Getting there
Air Europa: LGW via MAD, 4 days per week LATAM: LHR via GRU, 3 days per week |