Bolivia · LUNCH EXPERIENCES
Every trip has one free day too few. These 6 lunch tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Spend eight hours exploring Bolivia’s Uyuni Salt Flats in a small group of up to six. Your Spanish-speaking driver-guide takes you by 4x4 from Uyuni to the train cemetery, Colchani, the old salt hotel, and Incahuasi, with lunch included. Bring cash for Fish Island, and expect plenty of time for photos.
“Seeing the salt flats & the part where it was under water”
Spend about eight hours exploring Salar de Uyuni with a private guide and vehicle. Visit the Train Cemetery, Colchani’s salt workshops, and Incahuasi Island, where giant cacti rise from the white salt. Lunch, bottled water, park fees, and hotel pickup and drop-off are included. Guides such as Victor and Luis are noted for local knowledge and creative photography help.
“We loved this trip. Luis is lovely man, very knowledgeable about the flora, fauna, cultures and history of his homeland. His appreciation for the surroundings is inspiring. We were also blessed with a superb driver Enzo who navigated Routes unimaginable to us! Thanks to both who really looked after us x”
Travel by 4x4 from Uyuni to the Train Cemetery, Colchani, the salt piles, water eyes, Salt Hotel Museum, and Incahuasi Island. An English-speaking guide leads the day, with lunch on the salt flat and sunset snacks with wine. The small group is limited to six. Bring sunscreen, your passport, and cash for the island entrance.
“Great tour guide and driver, lunch was awesome on the salt flats and sunset was exquisite, will come back.”
Travel from La Paz to Tiwanaku with an English and Spanish speaking guide, then visit the museums, Puerta del Sol, Kalasasaya, Akapana, and Puma Punku. Lunch, transport, and entrance fees are included. The day begins at 8:30 a.m. and returns to San Francisco Church around 4:00 p.m.
Leave La Paz at 9:00 am for Lake Titicaca and the town of Huatajata. Meet Aymara totora raft builders, visit ceramic and textile museums, then explore Tiwanaku, Puma Punku, stone staircases, and the lithic museum with an English or Spanish guide. Camilo and driver Johnny are named members of the team.
“The tour guide Camilo and the driver Johnny offered a great and unforgettable experience. The guide was very knowledgeable and kind. He was at all times interested in my comfort and to provide the best of the tour. Lunch was typical and good. I will certainly recommended this private tour for a tailored experienced!”
Start at 4,700 meters near La Cumbre and ride three stages toward Yolosa, including 10 kilometers on Bolivia’s famous Death Road. You get a full-suspension Rocky Mountain bike, hydraulic brakes, safety gear, snacks, lunch, bilingual guidance, and return transport. Groups are limited to seven riders plus one guide.
“Un'esperienza bellissima,resa ancora più affascinante dalla giornata piovosa e nuvolosa. Una manzione particolare per gli accompagnatori che sono stati bravissimi.”
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