DAY 1

Welcome to Bolivia!
Embark on your remarkable 10-day Bolivia tour as we greet you at the airport and escort you to a comfortable hotel in El Torno. A warm introduction and orientation await, setting the stage for an incredible journey ahead. Rest well and prepare for the adventures ahead.

DAY 2

“La Ruta del Che” – El Torno to La Higuera
Covering 265 km (165 mi), today’s ride offers both excitement and beauty. Wind through scenic curves and awe-inspiring landscapes en route to Vallegrande. As the day progresses, we leave the pavement behind, navigating a dirt road leading to the remote village of La Higuera. This village holds historical significance as the place where the revolutionary figure “El Che” Guevara was executed. Your accommodation at Casa del Telegrafista, a rustic yet cozy setting, preserves the legacy of this event.

DAY 3

World’s Largest Charango – La Higuera to Sucre
Journey 282 km (175 mi) through back roads, transitioning from the Santa Cruz to Chuquisaca department. En route, delight in the charming town of Villa Serrano, famed for hosting the world’s largest charango. Your day’s destination is Sucre, Bolivia’s judicial capital. Known as “La Ciudad Blanca,” Sucre boasts an array of 17th and 18th-century churches and mansions, adorning its pristine old city center.

DAY 4

To the Silver City – Sucre to Potosi

Prepare for a fascinating day exploring Potosi. As you leave Sucre’s elevation of 2,750 meters (9,000 feet), embark on a gradual ascent to Potosi, towering at over 4,000 meters (13,000 feet). Potosi’s architectural wonders, recognized by UNESCO, grace the city overshadowed by El Cerro Rico, a monumental dome housing the world’s most valuable silver mines.

DAY 5

Rest Day in Potosi (mint & mine tours)

Experience Potosi’s rich history with a visit to its renowned silver mines. Don miner’s gear and venture into the mines, immersing yourself in their legacy. Additionally, explore “Casa de la Moneda,” offering insights into the city’s monetary history. Alternatively, unwind at the hotel, reveling in relaxation.

DAY 6

Potosi to Uyuni – Gateway to Salt Flats
Navigate an exciting route from Potosi to Uyuni, an old railroad town adjacent to the world’s largest salt flats. Along the way, encounter the vicuña, native to this region. As you descend, catch your first glimpse of the breathtaking salt flats that stretch infinitely before you.

DAY 7

Ridin’ the Flats – El Salar de Uyuni
Begin your day with a visit to the train cemetery near Uyuni, a fascinating relic of Bolivia’s past. The ride takes you to the entrance of the salt flats, leading to Isla Incahuasi, an island adorned with ancient cacti, some over 500 years old. Capture plenty of photos and relish lunch on Cactus Island. Your hotel, situated at the salt flats’ edge, offers a front-row seat for a stunning sunset and gourmet dining.

DAY 8

Heading North – Colchani to Oruro
Embark on a northward journey from Colchani, immersing yourself in diverse wildlife sightings, from llamas and alpacas to the elusive vicuña. A long ride to the city of Oruro awaits, featuring well-maintained roads and captivating scenery.

DAY 9

The Great Altiplano – Oruro to La Paz
Embark on a leisurely ride along the Altiplano, where you’ll be captivated by its vastness. The journey concludes in La Paz, the world’s highest capital city at an elevation exceeding 3,600 meters (nearly 12,000 feet). After settling into your accommodation, explore the city’s marvels and relish a farewell meal.

DAY 10

Departure Day or Death Road Day Trip
For those departing, we’ll arrange airport transportation, bidding you farewell. Alternatively, embark on a thrilling “Death Road” adventure, experiencing exhilarating descents and the sub-tropical village of Yolosa. Return via the “new” highway, capping off an unforgettable Bolivia expedition.

DAY 11 (EXTENSION)

Departure Day (2)
Bid adieu to this captivating journey as we assist your departure from the hotel to the airport. Cherish the memories and begin dreaming of your next remarkable adventure.

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The itinerary may change without further notice due to weather, road- or any other condition that the operator or its guides feel will jeopardize the safety of the group or material.