Bolivia Tours
Remote, unexplored and unspoiled, it’s as if Bolivia has distilled all of South America’s most dramatic landscapes into one truly breathtaking space. From needle-sharp Andean peaks to glaringly white salt flats, the extraordinary contrasts of this country are sure to stir the soul.
Customized luxury travel to Bolivia is always a thrill, whether you’re wandering the streets of La Paz during a private city tour, exploring the millennia-old fortress of Tiahuanaco or journeying through the empty expanse of the Salar de Uyuni, the world’s largest salt flat, and much more!
SIGNATURE BOLIVIA ITINERARIES
Though your itinerary will be entirely personalized to your individual interests, we do have a collection of popular itineraries that serve as an excellent place to start. Look here for some inspiration, and then we will work together to build the adventure of your dreams!
DESTINATIONS TO DISCOVER IN BOLIVIA
Before we get started on helping you to piece together your perfect custom Bolivia vacation, take a look at some of Bolivia’s most beloved destinations for inspiration as to what you would like to see included on your luxury Bolivia vacation.
GENERAL INFORMATION FOR TRAVEL TO BOLIVIA
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Sucre, Bolivia Capital City
Bolivia Population: Approx. 11 million
Official Languages: Spanish, Quechua, Aymara, Guarani
Official Currency: Boliviano (BOB)
7 designated UNESCO sites
When to travel to Bolivia? Bolivia’s climate is defined significantly by its topography, even moreso than by the changing seasons. The Amazon, Andes, and Altiplano of Bolivia make for some fairly drastic temperature and weather differences depending on where you are and when. May through to October is typically the best time of year to visit Bolivia as it’s the dry season where skies are blue and the ability to move about isn’t likely to be hindered by flooded roads or bad weather. Not to mention, the hot and humid Amazon region becomes a little less hot and humid, with intermittent periods of cooler weather due to cold fronts that blow up from Patagonia. For those travelers who are interested in hiking or any other outdoor activities, it is recommended to avoid traveling to Bolivia during the months of January to March. In this period, landslides, flooding, and fog can often make for dangerous trails. The drier winter months are most certainly the best time to travel to Bolivia and enjoy its many climates and scenery. Talk to a Kuoda travel designer today to find out when is the best time for you to experience a luxury private tour of Bolivia.