Argentina and Bolivia Tours & Trips

Colonial Salta's modernist architecture opens this route to Bolivia's mesmerizing Uyuni Salt Flats. The stunning Laguna Colorada sits at 4,278 meters, where Andean flamingos gather. Basic hostels in Salta provide authentic stays, while traditional cuisine offers cultural immersion.

Natural wonders unfold across 11 cities, from Salta's colonial architecture to Bolivia's ethereal Salar de Uyuni. The rainbow-hued Cerro de los Siete Colores in Purmamarca and Baltinache Lagoons lead to Lake Titicaca's ancient Isla del Sol. Three-star hotels and authentic hostels provide local immersion.

This 10-day route connects Argentina and Bolivia's treasures, from Cafayate's vineyard tastings to the surreal Uyuni Salt Flats. The Devil's Throat formation stands guard in Quebrada de las Conchas, while flamingos dot Laguna Colorada's waters. La Paz's cable cars offer sweeping Andean panoramas. Accommodations in 3-4 star hotels throughout.

Ancient wonders and natural spectacles unite from La Paz's Tiwanaku ruins to Salta's colonial streets. Lake Titicaca's Isla del Sol harbors sacred sites near the world's largest salt flat at Uyuni. Torrontés wines in Cafayate and Geysers del Tatio's thermal displays enhance the journey.

This 20-day budget adventure crosses three Latin American countries, starting at the UNESCO-listed Iguazú Falls where you'll see both the Argentine and Brazilian sides. Cafayate's wine region offers famous Torrontés tastings before trekking through the Atacama Desert to the El Tatio Geysers at 4,230 meters, then taking a 4x4 through roadless wilderness to reach the otherworldly Uyuni Salt Flats and Isla Incahuasi, with an overnight stay in a unique salt hotel on the Salar de Uyuni and a visit to pre-Incan Tiwanaku ruins near La Paz, capping off with a tango show at Madero Tango in Buenos Aires' Puerto Madero district.

A 15-day expedition runs from La Paz's markets through UNESCO-listed Potosí to Argentina's capital. The Salar de Uyuni unfolds during 4x4 adventures, with nights in salt-brick lodges and empanadas salteñas in Salta. Simple hotels and overnight buses lead to Buenos Aires' tango scene.