Tours of BoliviaBolivia group tours, escorted by expert guides
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2024
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Adults (18+)
Children (0 - 17)
Popular Bolivia group tours
Embark on our most popular escorted group tours of Bolivia and explore the country's key attractions as well as many hidden gems throughout South America. Whether you’re captivated by the bustling energy of La Paz or the tranquil beauty of Lake Titicaca and its picturesque town of Copacabana, our tours promise unforgettable experiences for every traveler.
Join our package tours to Bolivia, where you’ll benefit from fully escorted services and ample opportunities for guided sightseeing. Enjoy comfortable accommodations, with many tours also venturing into neighbouring countries like Brazil, Chile, Peru, Argentina, and more! Additionally, solo travellers can often join without extra charges by opting to share a room with another solo traveller of the same gender.
Prefer to travel privately?
Discover Bolivia with your friends and family on a private escorted journey tailored just for you. Reach out to us today to find out more!
Immerse yourself in our tailored private itineraries in Bolivia, meticulously designed to showcase both renowned landmarks and off-the-beaten-path treasures. Our private tours also extend into neighboring countries like Brazil, Argentina, Chile, and more! Experience all the benefits of our group tours - including expert-guided sightseeing, premium accommodations, and seamless transportation - while enjoying the flexibility and intimacy of a personalized adventure.
Why visit Bolivia with On The Go Tours?
La Paz to Potosi. Lake Titicaca and Copacabana to the Uyuni Salt Flats. Rich green landscapes, crystal salt flats, and historic cobbled streets. Book a guided Bolivia package tour with On The Go Tours.
Bolivia is a land of superlatives—it's South America's highest, most isolated, and rugged nation and boasts some of the world's driest, saltiest, and swampiest natural landscapes. Add to this one of the largest indigenous populations on the continent, and you have an adventurous traveler's paradise. It's also a surprising food destination with a varied range of dishes. Delights of Bolivian cuisine include everything from mouth-watering dark chocolate and chorizo sandwiches to the somewhat unusual llama tenderloin and pacay, a fruit that tastes like ice cream.
Visit La Paz on our Bolivia trips. It's one of the world's highest capitals, home to fabulous museums. Haggle in traditional street markets, marvel at the stunning views over the city, and meet up with the Aymara Indians as you pass through the Bolivian Highlands. Ride over La Paz in a cable car, cruise Lake Titicaca and admire the amazing scenery of the Andes mountain range. Bolivia is a land of contrast, waiting to be discovered. Book your tour package today!
Bolivia guides
Our useful travel guides for Bolivia, to help you plan your trip to South America.
Frequently asked questions
Will I visit La Paz on my Bolivia package?
Lofty La Paz is the capital and one of the main highlights for travelers to Bolivia. The majority of our Bolivia tours take in the city on a half-day tour, as well as Lake Titicaca. If you'd like to explore the vast Uyuni Salt Flats, then our 20-day Argentina, Atacama, & Andes itinerary is the one for you! Uyuni is home to the world's largest salt flat, which stretches for more than 12,000 square kilometers!
When is the best time to visit Bolivia?
Bolivia's dry season lasts from May to October and is typically considered the best time to visit. Bear in mind that much of Bolivia (including La Paz) is at altitude in the Andes mountains, and nights get chilly all year round, so pack plenty of thin layers and some warmer clothing too. Bolivia generally sees little rainfall, but if there is a rainy season and a "worst" time to go, then it is probably January-MMarch.
Will I have a tour guide?
Yes. Both our Signature and Handpicked Bolivia tours are fully escorted by an English-speaking tour leader, and you will enjoy the services of specialist tour guides at certain sites throughout your adventure.
How big are your tour groups in Bolivia and what is the age of your travelers?
Our signature small group trips in Bolivia depart with a minimum of 2 travelers, and the maximum group size is 16. Our handpicked tours depart with a minimum of 4 travelers, and the maximum group size is 20.
The average age of our travelers is around 48, though we also welcome lots of people in their 20s and 30s on our holidays, as well as older passengers into their 70s. If you have a sense of adventure and a desire to see the world, then you'll fit right in on our Bolivia group tours!
What is the standard of accommodation on your Bolivia trips?
Our tours in Bolivia use a mixture of centrally located, well-appointed 3- to 5-star hotels. You can find information about the hotels we typically use on the relevant tour page for each trip. Please note that we reserve the right to use different hotels of a similar standard on your package if the need arises.
What sort of transportation do you use?
Airport arrival and departure transfers are included on all of our Bolivia group tours, and most relevant transportation is in private vehicles.
Where necessary or practical, we also make use of public transportation, including buses, trains, and boats, on your Bolivia trip. Your tour leader will handle the logistics, so you needn't worry about missing the bus or train!
On tours where we travel across multiple countries, some internal flights are also necessary. These are included in the cost of your tour and are clearly labelled on the itinerary for each tour page.
Will I get altitude sickness?
Much of Bolivia is more than 3,000 meters above sea level, including La Paz (3,625m) and Lake Titicaca (3,812m).
If you have a history of altitude sickness, then we recommend speaking to your doctor before you travel on your Bolivia tour. Make sure you take things easy when arriving in La Paz to allow your body to acclimate.
As a solo traveler will I have to pay more for my Bolivia package?
On our Handpicked Bolivia trips, we are able to match up solo travelers with another traveler of the same sex, so you don't need to pay a single supplement. Please contact us if you would like to take up the room share option. If there is not a solo traveler of the same sex for you to share with, you will be given a single room to yourself at no extra cost.
If you are a solo traveler who would prefer to guarantee the privacy of your own room, then you can choose to pay the single supplement, the price of which is listed on each tour page.
Solo travelers on our Signature Bolivia tours will need to pay the single supplement as listed on the relevant tour page.
Highlights of Bolivia
Uyuni Salt Flats
The world's largest salt flats stretch for more than 12,000 square kilometres, a vast expanse of barren white nothingness. If you happen to visit after rainfall, you'll find yourself in a daze as the reflections from the salt make it difficult to determine where the sky ends and the land begins. The red lagoon of Laguna Colorada is also worth a visit.
La Paz
You won't want to over-exert yourself in the sprawling city of La Paz, the world's highest capital. It can take a few days to get used to the thin air, but when you do you will want to head out and explore. Ride a cable car over the city, browse the weird and wonderful wares at the La Paz witches market, and enjoy the city's surprisingly good restaurants and nightlife scene.
Lake Titicaca
Bolivia shares the world's highest navigable lake with Peru, and no visit to the two countries is complete without a boat trip. On the Peruvian side, the reed islands of the Uros are a must-visit, and on the Bolivian side of the lake, you can explore the whitewashed town of Copacabana and the Inca ruins of Isla del Sol.
Potosi
Colonial Potosi was founded by the Spanish in the 1540s, and much of its grand colonial architecture remains intact. This beautiful city is also known for its silver, and there are numerous cooperative silver mines still in operation, which are a must-visit for travellers.
