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La Paz and Titicaca to Buenos Aires via Uyuni - 19 Days

Day 1: La Paz

Arrival to La Paz Airport, transfer your accommodation and check in. Free day to relax and take it easy, maybe explore a little this high city.

Note: La Paz is really high so it is best to do everything slow the first days. Drink a lot of water, eat light, avoid alcohol and don´t rush!

Day 2: Tiwanaku Day Tour

At 08:00, Tiwanaku Day Trip.
After 1 hour and a half ride you will reach this pre Columbian ruins, surrounded by beautiful nature. The ancient city and culture of Tiwanaku is supposed to be one of the most important in the American continent. It is believed that they were even more advanced in pottery, astronomy and math than the neighboring Incas. If you are traveling further north you will see Tiwanaku influence in the archaeological sites of Peru. After a visit to the uncovered ruins (there is a lot that is being uncovered but is not open to the public), the tour returns to La Paz and will leave you at you hostel or hotel at about 16:00. You will be amazed to learn how this ancient people used to leave and what they believed, so different from us nowadays.

Day 3: La Paz

Free day in La Paz to visit the old town.

Day 4: Copacabana

Check out, go on your own to the bus station to take the bus to Copacabana, a small town at the shores of Lake Titicaca. After 3 hours ride, arrival to town and check in.

At 14:30, you will go for a light hike to Kasanani Hill, beautiful and ancient astronomical observation site built by the Incas to follow the movement of the sun and the moon and calculate eclypses and follow the change of seasons. 200 m from there you will find the Intikala temple, or Stone of the Sun, a series of big seats carved in stone. Then you will visit the Cathedral of the Virgen de Copacabana, that holds inside the image of the Holy Mary carved by an Inka in 1583. After that, you will reach the summit of the hill so see great views of the Titicaca lake and surroundings. Back to hotel and dinner.

Day 5: Isla del Sol, Copacabana

At 08:00, you will take a boat to the northern part of the Isla del Sol, arriving at 10.30 am to the comunity of Challapampa. You will visit the Gold Museum and then you will walk for half an hour to the Inca Chincana Ruins, to later reach the Table of Stone. Along the island many archaeological sites can be seen with one highlight: the Sacred Rock or the Rock of the Origins where according to the legend, Manco Capac and Mama Occlo departed to stablish the city of Cusco later on. At mid day, back to the Port to have lunch.

At 14:00, you will board the boat to begin the trip to the south of the island, stopping at Yumani port to see the boats made of "totora" (cattail in english). From the port, you will hike up to the village of Yumani at the south end of the Isla del Sol, passing by a series of inca ruins and 3 sacred springs of water. Yumani is an aymara comunity that built its town on top of an inca site with streets and walls made of stone. At the summit you will see the sunset, back to hotel and dinner.

Day 6: Isla del Sol - La Paz - Night bus to Uyuni

After breakfast, walk down to the port through another route to pass by the ruins of the palace of Polkokaina and the Temple of the Sun. Back to Copacabana at 11:30 with time to catch the bus to La Paz. The bus to La Paz takes about 3 hours, so you will have time between 17:30 and 20:00-21:00 to go walking or eating, meantime you can leave your bags at a luggage store in the bus station. From La Paz you will take an overnight bus to Uyuni town. Please try to use whatsapp during the trip as some tickets and important information are shared this way in Bolivia.

Day 7: Uyuni-Chuvica

Arrival at Uyuni. Breakfast before the Overland Tour begins. After mid day, departure to the village of Colchani, the entrance of the most beautiful salt flat in the world (as well as the biggest and the highest!). You will board the Jeep 4WD you are going to use until the end of the overland tour, and meet your driver and other staff. They do not speak English and even their Spanish is basic, but are very friendly and helpful. This is the beginning of the real adventure.

Lunch is at a restaurant built on salt. During the salt flat crossing, you will be amazed by the colours of the "out of this planet" landscape. The driver has to drive slowly, so you will have plenty of time to relax, enjoy and be amazed by this wonder. You will never forget this day. At the end of the day, you will be transferred to a Salt Hostel to spend the night. Salt Hostel means that the walls and some beds are built with salt bricks.

Note: The itinerary can be changed en route if the driver sees any changes in weather conditons or in the roads, or for any reason they judge the itinerary needs to be different. But the attractions will remain the same.

Important note: The Bolivian High Plateau, also known as the Puna, is a remote region with limited services, scarce water, no electricity in many areas, and a local culture very different from what most travelers may be used to. The landscapes are breathtaking, and the journey is unforgettable but the itinerary is subject to change at any time due to weather conditions, road closures, or limited availability of accommodations. Schedules are flexible, food is simple (not gourmet), and both the altitude and the vehicles can be uncomfortable. The salt flats may be flooded, requiring alternate routes. If you're approaching this trip with expectations of punctuality, comfort, and polished service, you might not enjoy it. But if you come with an open mind, understanding the limitations of the region and its people, you'll likely have the adventure of a lifetime - and take home some of your best travel memories.

Day 8: Chuvica - Villamar

After a night by the salt flat, the tour heads towards the desert and the high plateau, also called Puna or Altiplano. In the morning, you will see the canyon of river Anaconda and in the afternoon, you will go past the Siloli Desert, where the wind and sun and a bit of rain carved strange volcanic rock formations. By lunchtime, you will probably be at Laguna Escondida (Hidden Lagoon, also called Laguna Negra). Arrival at the hostel and dinner. The hostels are very basic, but clean, and a part of the Altiplanic experience.

Day 9: Villamar-San Pedro de Atacama

Early departure to be able to dive deeper (or higher!) into the desert and the Puna. The vehicle will drive along deserted landscapes, climbing higher and higher without even noticing it is happening. You will see lagoons with plenty of wildlife (Red and White lagoons), huge white-topped mountains and volcanoes, and altiplanic plains while you talk to your companions and learn about their travels. Lunch is provided near hot springs and after that, the second part of the day takes you to the Sol de Mañana Geysers and finally to Laguna Colorada, where more than 30.000 flamingoes nest every year. Please note that on this day you will reach 4.500 meters above sea level, so take into consideration the many tips to avoid “soroche”. The trip ends in San Pedro de Atacama after crossing the border at Hito Cajon. Check in and free day in San Pedro de Atacama.

Day 10: San Pedro de Atacama

Free day to relax or to visit Valle de la Luna

Day 11: San Pedro de Atacama

Geysers del Tatio Excursion:
You will be picked up at the hostel between 04:30 - 05:00 depending on season to be able to admire the driest and highest desert in the world. The road will take you between hills and mountains of the tough Andes range until you reach the geothermal site of the Geysers, 1 hour and a half after departure. There you will be able to admire the out of this world Geysers, fumaroles and steaming craters that show the volcanic activity of the region. The Geysers reserve is located at 89 km from San Pedro and 4.230 meters above sea level. So temperature is low in summer (-6 degrees Celcius) and even colder in winter (July-August) (-20 degrees Celcius). It is very important to take warm clothes and plenty of water to help your body adapt to such a high altitude. Breakfast is offered viewing the geothermic field and on the way back there is a short stop at Machuca Village. Back to San Pedro hostel at about mid day.

Day 12: Salta

Check out, go to the bus station to take the bus to Salta. After a long and very interesting ride, you will arrive in Salta in the afternoon. Find your own way to the hostel. Check in and free evening.

Day 13: Salta

Cafayate and Villages Day Tour
We are leaving from Salta to the South, taking the route 68, passing through little towns like Cerrillos, La Merced, El Carril, Cnel. Moldes, La Viña (agricultural area which main production is tobacco). We are visiting the village of Alemanía, and from there we are entering to Cafayate Gorge, where we´ll see in the mountains the erosion of millions of years, created by wind and water (Devil´s Throat, Amphitheater, The Monk, The Castles, Parrot´s House, The Windows and The Toad). After visiting these places, we are arriving to the town of Cafayate to visit a winery and to taste the specialty of the region, torrontés wine. After walking through the town, we are coming back to Salta through the same gorge, which will offer us a different landscape in our way back to the city.

Departure time: 07:30-07:50 (there can be variations depending on location of accommodation)
Duration: 10 hours
Frequency: Daily departures. Blackout 25 December and 1 January.
Transport: Mini-Bus (19 or 24 pax

Day 14: Salta

Breakfast and free day to relax, walk around this beautiful colonial city and try to go to a “peña” at night. There are many available optional day trips.

Day 15: Overnight Travel

Breakfast and check out. In the afternon, find your own way to the bus station to take the night bus to Buenos Aires.

Day 16: Buenos Aires

Arrival in Buenos Aires and find your own way to your accommodation. Check in and free day.

Day 17: Buenos Aires

Breakfast. At 09:00, Buenos Aires City Tour. You will discover the beauty and wonders of Buenos Aires city, viewing the National Congress, The Metropolitan Cathedral next to the Government House in May Square area among other important buildings. You will catch a glimpse of the Colon Theater, one of the most important opera houses in Latin America and San Telmo, traditional neighborhood where Tango performances can be seen in many bars and restaurants. There is an important stop at La Boca colorful neighborhood, which was seat of immigrants - mainly Italians - and now home of some artists.

Enjoy Palermo, an area that combines its architecture and history with entertainment and amusement in its green spaces. Finally, La Recoleta, an exclusive and elegant neighborhood where the famous cemetery is found.

Alternative at no extra cost: Buenos Aires Bike Tour. If you want a more active tour to discover the corners of Buenos Aires with a small group and pedal your way along the city streets, the bike tour is your choice.

Important: Make your choice (either Buenos Aires City Tour OR Buenos Aires Bike Tour) when booking because if you wait until last minute you might not have the spaces for a change.

Day 18: Buenos Aires & Tango Show

Breakfast. The day is free for you to enjoy the city. In the evening at 20:00 you're picked up from your accommodation for a tango show including dinner. In the very heart of Puerto Madero, the newest neighbourhood of Buenos Aires, this show represents the best of the Porteño culture. A tango show is a trip to older and passionate times. Professional artists will show you their best art, singing songs and dancing typical pieces. The show consists of several parts in which you can appreciate a live tango orchestra, dancers and singers. Includes return transfers, a welcome drink, dinner (starter, main course and dessert), wine or soft drinks and of course, a beautiful tango show.

Day 19: Buenos Aires - End of itinerary

Check out. Transfer to Ezeiza International airport. This is the end of the adventure!

What's Included

Arrival transfer in La Paz
Departure transfer to EZE Airport
3 nights hostel accommodation in La Paz with daily breakfast
1 night hostel accommodation in Copacabana
1 night hostel accommodation in Isla del Sol
3 nights accommodation in San Pedro de Atacama
3 nights accommodation in Salta, including daily breakfast
2 nights accommodation while on Uyuni to San Pedro de Atacama Overland tour
3 nights accommodation in Buenos Aires
2 dinners, 2 breakfasts and 1 lunch during activities in Copacabana and Isla del Sol
Tiwanaku Ruins day tour
Regular bus between La Paz and Copacabana
Night bus from La Paz to Uyuni
Transportation from Uyuni to San Pedro de Atacama
Bus from San Pedro to Salta
Bus from Salta to Buenos Aires
1 afternoon, 1 full day and 1 morning guided activities during trip to Copacabana and Isla del Sol
Entrance fees to the sites in Copacabana and Isla del Sol
Uyuni to San Pedro de Atacama Overland tour, including 3 breakfasts and lunches, 2 dinners, and Spanish speaking guide/driver
Geisers del Tatio Excursion
Cafayate Full Day Excursion
Buenos Aires City Tour OR Buenos Aires Bike Tour
Tango Show with Dinner, Drinks and transfers
Overzicht

Wat is inbegrepen?

Accommodatie

The hostel options are a dorm with shared facilities, or a private (single/double) room. Please note that towels are not included when staying in the hostel dorm. Two nights of accommodation are on overnight bus.

Lokaal vervoer

Airport/bus station pick-up in La Paz and airport drop-off at EZE are included.

Maaltijden

Daily breakfast included in La Paz, Salta and Buenos Aires. 2 dinners, 2 breakfasts and 1 lunch during activities in Copacabana and Isla del Sol. 2 breakfasts, 2 lunches and 2 dinners on Uyuni to San Pedro de Atacama Overland tour. Tango Show with dinner and drinks in Buenos Aires is also included.

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