Tour and adventure packages in Bolivia

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The Great Tours “Bolivia – Perú”

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23 days
Combining the tours “Ruta de Ché Guevara”, “Salt and Silver” and “The Roots of the Incas” you can visit the battlefields and the graves of the Ché Guevara and his fellows guerrillas of the Cuban communist in Bolivia, Sucre, the country’s colonial capital, Potosi and the silver mines of “Cerro Rico” mountain, the world’s largest expanse of salt Salar de Uyuni, the pre-Inca ruins of  Tiwanaku, crossing into Perú, to Puno and Cuzco and the Lost City Machu Picchu.
890.-  €

“Salt and Silver”

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8 days / 8 nights
Probably the most fascinating tour in Bolivia, definitely a must-do for everyone travelling in this country!. The tour starts in Sucre, the colonial capital of Bolivia, its white historic city of Sucre was declared a World Heritage Site.

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Later visit Potosí and the silver mines of Cerro Rico where miners still work under appalling conditions.
Get on the world’s largest expanse of salt. Three days on an all-terrain vehicle (all meals included), visiting geysers, a part of the Atacama Desert, colored lakes, hot springs and a graveyard of trains.
345.-  €

Ruta de Che Guevara

4 days / 4 nights
The final stage of the Commander and Cuban Guerilla fighter in Bolivia! Visit the battlefields and the graves of the Ché Guevara and his fellows guerrillas of the Cuban communist revolution brought to Bolivia in 1967. 
154.-  €

The Roots of the Incas

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10 days / 9 nights
Starting from La Paz you will discover the pre-Inca (1000 a.c. to 1000 d.c.) site Tiwanaku (UNESCO world heritage site) and its new museum. Then visiting Copacabana and the Island of the Sun (Isla del Sol) at Lake Titicaca. Heading over to Peru you get to know the “swimming islands” of the Uro people. Next we arrive to Cuzco, the capital of the Inca, there we shall visit the historical center by foot. By train and bus, driving the holy valley, you will arrive to Machu Picchu, the lost city! 
498.-  €

Tour to Lake Titicaca, visiting Copacabana and the Islands of Sun and Moon

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3 days / 3 nights
The Sanctuary of Copacabana, the Inca culture and ruins out on the islands in the Lake Titicaca, unforgettable sunrise and wonderful sunset to be seen.
Starting in La Paz you are driving across the Altiplano to Tiquina and there by ferry over the water to the peninsula out to the village of Copacabana with the nicest beach in Bolivia. Strolling through the village, visit to the Cathedral and getting a good night life.
The next morning by boat over to the Island of the Sun, north port and than a three to four hours trekking while visiting the Inca ruins, the Charkana and then heading south to Yumani – two nights at the HI-hostel Inka Pacha with unforgettable sundown and sunrise, by boat over to the Island of the Moon and the Virgin Temple. Back to Copacabana and by bus another four hours back to La Paz.
99.-  €

Pampas Amazonia: Rurrenabaque

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4 days / 4 nights
Tour starts with a flight from La Paz with superb views over the beautiful, snow capped peaks of the more than 6,000 m high Andean mountain chain „La Cordillera Real“, then passing over the green valley of the Yungas to the last hills at the edge entering the plains of the Amazonia. Leaving the village later by 4x4 car we start a three-day canoe round trip to a camping site (well protected for sleep by mosquito nets) – full pension included. Watching wildlife, birds, monkeys, crocodiles, tapirs during day; night excursions; and as an extra: swimming with dolphins and fishing piranhas. At the end you fly back to La Paz.
At the entry to the park there is a personal fee of 150 Bs to be paid.
All transfer leaving from the HI-Hostel Onkel.Inn and back from the airport are included.
289.-  €

Huayna Potosí – mountain climbing

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3 days / 2 nights
The Huayna Potosí is a well know mountain with glaciated peak and a height of 6,088 m (19,974 feet). If you are in good shape, healthy and physically well trained then with a guide and a day of special training you can climb this peak, even if you are not an expert.
Definitely a great challenge but worthwhile and paid back by the incredible and unforgettable view over the Cordillera Real, La Paz and down into the green of the Yungas.
Very important: you need to be acclimatized at least for a full week in and around La Paz for climbing that height.
129.-  €

Mountain Biking on the “World’s Most Dangerous Road”

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1 day
The former main throughway connects La Paz to the Amazon basin. Because of its bad conditions, poor driving and technical failure a lot of cars, bus and trucks fall down the deep valley and caused a lot of casualties. A report of the Inter-American Development Bank in 1995 named it the “World’s Most Dangerous Road”.  Now for half of the distance there’s a new paved road and the old one becomes a mountain biker’s paradise.
Like nowhere in the world you can take a full-suspension mountain bike ride tour down this road. The ride descends more than 3,000 m (10,000 feet) in just 78 km (48 miles), starting at the pass over La Paz at 4600m (often with snow and fog) and leading down to the warm village of Coroico, right with green vegetation and palms. The road clings to the steep mountainsides of the Andes. It is an adventure that many travelers choose, though it is not for the faint-hearted.
Every year more than 100 people die on this road, one of them a mountain biker. Therefore we care about good biking equipment and encourage you to be cautious.
about 75.- US $  (ask for current price)