Bolivia

Spanning the Andes, the Atacama Desert and Amazon Basin rainforest, and sharing South America’s largest lake with Peru, the glass-smooth Lake Titicaca, Bolivia’s natural diversity is breath-taking. The wide-ranging landscapes are just perfect for intrepid adventurers to explore in the search of thrills, whether it’s hiking over mountains or trekking through jungles, discovering its astounding and rich wildlife. Playful monkeys, elegant vicuña, and over a 1,000 species of birds will delight nature lovers. Bolivia’s culture is as diverse as its geography, some of the cultures and languages could disappear within our lifetime, while there are still traditions and beliefs dating back to the days of the Inca Kings and Tiwanaku cosmologist priests. In the highlands, meet pastoralists and independent miners proud of their Quechua, Aymará and Uru roots, and remote Guaraní communities in the low-lying plains and deep in the forests who are slowly adapting as Quechua-speaking and mestizo settlers arrive.

Bolivia Holidays