Northern Chile & Bolivia 12-Day Expedition

After breakfast, continue your journey toward the Uyuni Salt Flats, stopping at the stunning Ramaditas, Honda, and Hedionda lagoons, where you’ll have the chance to observe three species of flamingos in their natural habitat.

For lunch, visit San Cristóbal, a small yet historic mining town in the Potosí Department, before heading to your salt hotel, where you’ll settle in and immerse yourself in this one-of-a-kind landscape.

Get ready to experience one of Bolivia’s most breathtaking wonders. During the dry season, witness the mesmerizing geometric patterns of the salt flats, while in the wet season, marvel at the stunning mirror effect that turns the landscape into a surreal reflection of the sky.

Your journey begins at the Train Cemetery, where 200-year-old locomotives stand as relics of Bolivia’s industrial past, blending history, myth, and reality. Next, visit Colchani, a small town where local artisans craft salt-based products. Explore the Playa Blanca Museum, home to impressive salt-made structures, before pausing for a picnic lunch with spectacular views of the endless white expanse.

As the day draws to a close, witness a breathtaking sunset over the salt flats, a moment that will transform your perspective of the world—best enjoyed with a glass of Bolivia’s finest wine. After an unforgettable day in the world’s largest salt flat, return to town for a well-deserved rest

Enjoy a final breakfast in the stunning Uyuni Salt Flats before flying to La Paz, the highest capital city in the world.

Upon arrival, begin your city tour at the main square, home to Bolivia’s government buildings and historic cathedral. Visit the Folklore Museum to explore the country’s rich traditions through colorful masks, clothing, music, and dance.

Next, discover the Valle de la Luna, a surreal, moonlike landscape shaped by wind and rain. Then, take in breathtaking views of La Paz from Mi Teleférico, the world’s highest and longest cable car.

Conclude your day at the Witches’ Market, where you’ll learn about Bolivia’s superstitions and rituals. Return to your hotel for a delicious dinner and time to enjoy its luxury amenities.

After breakfast, take a scenic drive to Copacabana, a charming town on the shores of Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world.

Visit the 400-year-old Church of Candelaria, home to the revered Miracle Virgin María, where locals come to seek blessings. Stroll through the vibrant local markets, taking in the sights and flavors—be sure to sample pasancallas, a beloved local treat.

Finally, hike up Calvary Hill for breathtaking, panoramic views of Lake Titicaca before enjoying a delicious lunch with stunning scenery as your backdrop.

Enjoy a full-day tour to Isla del Sol, the legendary birthplace of the Incan Empire. Take a boat ride across Lake Titicaca to this sacred island, where ancient traditions still thrive.

Experience an apthapi, a traditional communal meal, as you enjoy lunch with a local community. Then, hike the ancient stone steps to La Fuente de la Juventud (the Spring of Youth) and take in breathtaking views from a balcony overlooking the vast lake.

Visit the Pilkokaina Palace, an impressive Incan ruin steeped in history. As the day comes to an end, return by boat to Copacabana, where the sunset over Lake Titicaca offers a magical farewell. Enjoy dinner and a restful night in this picturesque lakeside town.

At the designated time, we will ensure a seamless transfer to the airport for your international departure. As you journey home, take a moment to reflect on the unforgettable experiences you’ve had—from the vibrant energy of Santiago to the breathtaking landscapes of San Pedro de Atacama, the surreal beauty of the Uyuni Salt Flats, and the cultural richness of Lake Titicaca. This incredible adventure through Chile and Bolivia has been filled with awe, discovery, and lasting memories—one you will cherish forever!