Trips to Bolivia

Bolivia

Explore the Best of Bolivia on a Custom Luxury Journey

Venture to Bolivia, a landlocked treasure in the center of South America, where deep cultural roots intertwine with breathtaking, otherworldly landscapes. Journey to the Salar de Uyuni, the world’s largest salt flat, a surreal expanse that transforms into a natural mirror during the rainy season, and a kaleidoscope of hexagons in the dry season, offering some of the most magical sights on Earth. Marvel at the bustling capital city of La Paz, nestled dramatically in a high Andean valley, where vibrant markets, ancient traditions, and modern life converge against the backdrop of towering mountains. Explore the shimmering waters of Lake Titicaca, South America’s largest lake, steeped in history and spirituality, and shared with neighboring Peru.

Bolivia is also home to some of the world’s highest cities, where life at altitude flourishes, and Indigenous traditions remain a vibrant part of everyday culture. From the dramatic peaks of the Andes to the lush Amazon basin, Bolivia invites you to experience a land of extraordinary contrasts and unparalleled beauty.

Official Languages: Spanish, Quechua and Aymara
Official Currency: Bolivian Boliviano (BOB)
warm & wet summers (Dec-Feb) and cool & dry winters (Jun-Aug)
Must try: Salteñas + Mocochinchi
UNESCO World Heritage Sites: 7

Customized Luxury Journeys in Bolivia

Your luxurious adventure where all details are expertly handled, giving you the freedom to explore, includes:

The Best of Bolivia in Every Season

Bolivia’s seasons are defined by the rainy season (November–April) and the dry season (May–October). The dry season brings clear skies, cooler temperatures, and ideal conditions for trekking, while the rainy season offers warmer temperatures, lush landscapes, and occasional travel challenges due to muddy roads or closures.

Uyuni Salt FlatA year-round wonder offering unique experiences in each season. During the rainy season, the salt flats transform into a massive natural mirror. In the dry season, they reveal striking hexagonal salt patterns under cooler, clear skies.
Altiplano (La Paz)The dry season provides clear skies and easy access to landmarks like Death Road and the Valley of the Moon, though nights are colder. The rainy season brings greener landscapes, fewer crowds, and warmer days, but can make trails muddy.
Amazon LowlandsThe dry season is better for accessibility, while the rainy season showcases vibrant greenery, rising rivers, and increased animal activity - perfect for wildlife enthusiasts.

What our clients say

Testimonial

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I had such a great time with View! I went on this adventure with my parents and sister, feeling slightly intimidated by the idea of the hike.
Adrian was extremely helpful, always available to answer our questions and share his local perspective. He was so friendly and made us feel comfortable and well-prepared throughout the trip. Read more
Sarah W
Family
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We had an outstanding adventure thanks to View Signature Travels. The communication prior to our trip was very helpful for setting up hotels, day excursions from Cusco and knowing what to expect on the Inca Trail. Read more
Joanne W
Family
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We took this trip as a group of 7 friends celebrating our passing 50; it was an amazing trip from an experiential perspective starting from the moment we booked until the time it ended. Read more
Imreet B
Friends