Peru & Bolivia Highlights

Duration
14 days
Price from
£4,795 pp.
Location
Peru, South America
Mach Picchu Peru

Trip Highlights

  • Explore Machu Picchu
  • Discover Lake Titicaca
  • Visit Bolivia’s breathtaking Salar de Uyuni

What's Included

  • Expert guides
  • Activities & excursions
  • 13 nights accommodation

Machu Picchu, Ancient Ruins & the epic Salar de Uyuni

An adventure through Peru and Bolivia, unveiling ancient wonders of Machu Picchu and exploring captivating landscapes.

Embark on an exhilarating journey through the heart of Peru and Bolivia, where exploration and adventure await. Begin in Lima, Peru's vibrant capital, discovering historical gems like the Santo Domingo Convent and Lima Cathedral.

Our Peru specialist, Amanda, says:

"Two of my favourite ‘WOW’ destinations combined in one trip makes for a superb 2-week trip. The real icons are interwoven with lesser-known gems like Tipon and Tiwanaku for memorable, Andean experience."

Fly to Cusco, the historic Inca capital, and venture into the dramatic Sacred Valley, marvelling at the archaeological wonders of Pisac, Chinchero, and Ollantaytambo. The pinnacle of the journey awaits at Machu Picchu, the legendary Lost City of the Incas.

In Cusco, witness the grandeur of Sacsayhuamán, explore bohemian San Blas, and visit the majestic Cathedral and Koricancha. Continue your adventure through the Andes, uncovering Tipon's hydraulic marvel and the Andahuaylillas chapel. Cruise Lake Titicaca, visiting the Sun and Moon Islands before reaching La Paz, Bolivia's breathtaking capital.

Get ready for a surreal adventure at the Salar de Uyuni, which is home to the world's largest salt flat. A trip to Bolivia's mesmerising Salt Flats takes you on a journey through a vast expanse of blinding white that stretches as far as the eye can see. In the wet season, the Salar de Uyuni transforms into a dreamlike realm that seems to blend earth and sky, making it an unforgettable encounter with nature's raw beauty. It's also a paradise for photographers.

Conclude with leisure time in La Paz, enjoying this incredible city with its stunning scenery and amazing cable car ride across its skyline.


Trip Itinerary

Day 1 Arrive in Lima

Staying at Casa Republica

Welcome to Lima, the capital of Peru overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Upon your arrival, you will be met and at the airport and transferred to Casa Republica in the bohemian neighbourhood of Barranco where you will spend two nights.

Day 2 Explore the City of Kings

Santo Domingo Convent in Lima Peru

Begin your adventure by visiting the magnificent Santo Domingo Convent, a place rich in history, once transited by all the major Saints of Lima. From there, cross Lima's Main Plaza, featuring the Government and Municipal Palaces and the impressive Lima Cathedral. Next, head to the renowned Larco Museum, boasting an impressive collection of ceramic pieces depicting various aspects of ancient Peruvian life. A tasting menu and demonstration class with ceviche tasting is a particular highlight of the day.

Day 3 Lima - Cusco - Sacred Valley of the Incas

Day 4 Sacred Valley of the Incas

Day 5 Machu Picchu, The Lost City of the Incas

Day 6 Cusco

Day 7 Tipon

Day 8 Cusco - Puno, Lake Titicaca

Day 9 Puno - Bolivian Lake Titicaca

Day 10 Tiwanaku, Cradle of the Inca Empire

Day 11 La Paz - Salar de Uyuni

Day 12 La Paz at Your Pace

Day 13 Departure from Bolivia

Day 14 Arrive home

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When to go to Bolivia

A month-by-month guide of when to visit Bolivia.

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January

January marks the rainy season in Bolivia, especially in the highlands and Amazon regions. While the lush landscapes are beautiful, heavy rainfall can lead to road closures and difficult travel conditions. It's a good time to explore the cities or lower-altitude areas, like the Yungas region.

February

The rainy season continues in February, but you might find clearer skies in some parts of the country. Carnival celebrations take place in various cities, most notably in Oruro, where you can witness colorful parades and traditional dances.

March

Rainfall starts to decrease, and March can be a good time to visit if you want to experience the tail end of the rainy season while avoiding the crowds. The landscapes are still lush, and the weather is relatively mild.

April

April is a transition month between the rainy and dry seasons. The weather becomes more stable, making it a great time for trekking and outdoor activities. The famous Salar de Uyuni salt flats are especially beautiful during this time as the water creates a stunning mirror effect.

May

May marks the beginning of the dry season in Bolivia. The weather is generally pleasant, with warm days and cool nights. It's a great time for exploring the cities, hiking, and visiting attractions like Lake Titicaca.

June

June is one of the best months to visit Bolivia, especially the highlands. The weather is dry, and the landscapes are still green from the rainy season. The temperatures are comfortable for exploring, and events like Inti Raymi, the Inca Festival of the Sun, take place.

July

July is another excellent month for visiting Bolivia. The dry weather continues, making it a prime time for outdoor activities and trekking. However, it's also a peak tourist season, so popular destinations can get crowded.

August

August is a good month to visit if you want to avoid the crowds that come with the July peak season. The weather remains dry and pleasant, making it ideal for exploring all regions of the country.

September

September is the start of the spring season in Bolivia. The landscapes are starting to bloom, and the weather is mild. It's a good time for trekking, wildlife spotting, and enjoying the vibrant scenery.

October

October is a great time to visit Bolivia. The weather is still mild, and the landscapes are colorful and lush. It's a good month for photography, outdoor adventures, and exploring both the cities and the countryside.

November

November is the tail end of the spring season, with warmer temperatures and occasional rainfall. It's a quieter time to visit, and you can enjoy the beautiful scenery without the large tourist crowds.

December

December marks the beginning of the rainy season in Bolivia. While the highlands and Amazon regions can experience heavy rainfall, it's also a festive time with Christmas and New Year celebrations. Consider exploring the lower-altitude areas during this time.

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