2-Week Bolivia Tour Packages
Think Bolivia deserves extended exploration beyond just the salt flats? It certainly does. Experience La Paz's chaotic altitude and cable cars, Lake Titicaca's islands and Copacabana, and Uyuni salt flats. Try the Death Road by bike if you're brave, Sucre's colonial beauty, and the Amazon jungle near Rurrenabaque. Bolivia's got this raw, unpolished appeal—tourism infrastructure's basic, altitudes are brutal, but the experiences feel authentic.
Insider tips: Recommended 2-week Bolivia tour itineraries
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13 Day Bolivia Itinerary, incl. Sucre and La Paz
Bolivian culture comes alive in this 13-day route through 9 cities from Sucre to La Paz. The path leads to UNESCO-listed Potosi, across Salar de Uyuni's salt flats, and into Aymara homes in Tuni. Total costs around $4,900 including breakfast, 3-star hotels, and authentic homestays.

- Days 1-2
Sucre: Start your journey in Bolivia's constitutional capital.
Visit the historic Casa de la Libertad, where Bolivia declared its independence. Check out ASUR Museum in the early morning before the crowds arrive to learn about indigenous textiles. On day two, take a 45-minute drive to the village of Piscili in Tarabuco. Pack light layers for the changing mountain temperatures.

- Days 3-4
Potosí and Uyuni: Head to Potosí by morning transfer.
Visit Cerro Rico's silver mines before noon when conditions are best. Don't forget a bandana for the mine dust. Travel to Uyuni (4-hour drive) through mountain scenery. The next day, explore the vast salt flat by 4x4, starting at the Train Cemetery and moving on to Incahuasi Island. The salt flat's glare can be strong, so bring sunglasses and lip balm.

- Days 5-6
Siloli Desert and Surroundings: Travel through one of the world's highest deserts.
- Days 7-8
La Paz and Tiwanaku: Take an overnight bus to La Paz.
- Days 9-10
Condoriri and Lake Titicaca: Start with traditional buñuelos for breakfast.
- Days 11-13
Isla del Sol and La Paz: Take a morning boat to Isla del Sol.
12 Days in Bolivia, incl. La Paz and Uyuni Salt Flats
Bolivian landscapes unfold across 6 major destinations, from La Paz's altitudes to Uyuni's salt plains. The route encompasses UNESCO-listed Tiwanaku, Lake Titicaca's sacred islands, and Sajama National Park's geysers, with nights at 3-star hotels and local hostels.

- Days 1-2
La Paz & Traditional Markets
Begin your Bolivia adventure in La Paz while getting used to the 3,600m altitude. Take it slow on your first day. "Get coca tea at your hotel, it really helps with the altitude." Visit the Witches' Market early in the morning to avoid crowds. The teleférico cable car offers amazing city views but try to go before 10 AM to skip the lines. In the afternoon head to Valle de la Luna when the light makes for great photos.

- Days 3-4
Lake Titicaca & Sacred Islands
Catch the morning bus to Copacabana which takes about 3.5 hours. Pick a seat on the left side for the best views of the lake. Check out the impressive cathedral before boarding a boat to Isla del Sol. "Bring good walking shoes for the Yumani Steps - they're steeper than expected and at high altitude." Spend the night on the island to watch the incredible sunrise over Lake Titicaca.

- Days 5-6
Sajama National Park
- Days 7-8
Death Road & Transit to Uyuni
- Days 9-10
Uyuni Salt Flats
- Days 11-12
Colored Lagoons & Return to La Paz
11 Day Bolivia Itinerary, incl. La Paz and Uyuni Salt Flats
La Paz, Sucre, and Uyuni Salt Flats anchor this 11-day adventure through 5 key destinations. The highlights include a 3-day 4x4 salt flats expedition, nights in salt-brick lodges, and colonial city tours. Rated 4.6/5 with 50+ reviews, includes 10 breakfasts.

- Days 1-2
La Paz & Acclimatization
Begin your Bolivian journey in La Paz at 11,942 feet the world's highest capital city. Use these first days to adjust to the altitude. Stick to coca tea and skip alcohol for now. You can start with an easy walk through the old town's Witches' Market. One traveler shares: "La Paz requires patience with the altitude - I found morning walks easier than afternoon activities when the sun was strongest."

- Days 3-4
Sucre's Colonial Heart
Book an early morning flight to Sucre (about 1 hour). Afternoon storms are common so morning flights work best. Take two days to explore Bolivia's constitutional capital with its beautiful white colonial buildings. Make sure to see the 68-million-year-old dinosaur footprints at Cal Orcko. A recent visitor suggests: "The Tarabuco market was a highlight - get there before 9 AM to see local indigenous traders setting up."

- Day 5
Potosí Silver Mines
- Days 6-9
Uyuni Salt Flats Adventure
Take a 4-hour drive to Uyuni for the trip's main event a three-day exploration of the world's largest salt flat. The 4x4 rides can get bumpy with up to 10 hours of driving some days but the unique landscapes make it worthwhile. Pack plenty of warm clothes for the cold nights. One traveler notes: "Sunrise at the salt flats was magical but bring serious sun protection - the white salt reflects intensely."

- Days 10-11
La Paz Return
Take an overnight bus back to La Paz but pack warm clothes since buses get cold. On your last full day you can either bike the famous Death Road if you want excitement or visit the unusual rock formations at Valley of the Moon. For an easier way to see the city try the cable car system instead of walking it's much better for dealing with the altitude.

What people love about 2-week Bolivia tours
- 12 Days From the Andean Magnificence to Uyuni Salt Flats: A Journey Through Bolivia
This was an absolutely fabulous tour for someone on a budget. I was a woman traveling alone and felt perfectly safe too. I really enjoyed all the tours and had no problems except one small miscommunication. We went I On a hike to a volcano and I was told it was 3 miles, but it ended up being 10 miles. I had broken my ankle about 6 months before so there were a few problems- but I made it and it was a wonderful hike. Overall completely enjoyed the experience. I would definitely recommend to others.
- Bolivia Discovery
Well organized, a lot of opportunities for extra trips or activities, excellent tour leader helpful and enthusiastic with full knowledge of the subject. Average to good accomodation, but still excellent value for money. Well planned 3 days Salar de Uyuni trip. I would recommend to GA to add more days to the program of the tour for visiting other interesting places of this beautiful country
- Bolivia Highlights
Tour guide, Liliana did a great job of giving us the best experience throughout Bolivia. Bolivias natural beauty did not disappoint.

































