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Bolivia is the Andean country par excellence. You can find Andean customs, traditions, and people who have not changed their lifestyle for thousands of years. Resisting Spanish invasions and foreign influences, the Bolivian culture and its treasures have been able to survive and flourish over time. For all these reasons, traveling to Bolivia is a journey into an enchanting past.
A vast spectacular salt flat of thousands of kilometers, whose crystalline surface blends with the Sky. A legendary cloud-grazing lake, home to drifting floating islands and unique traditions. You can also visit legendary silver mines and many other attractions that make traveling in Bolivia such an amazing experience.
In this way, Machu Travel Peru has prepared 3 special itineraries in Bolivia so that you can enjoy the Andean country in all its splendor, with enough time to assimilate each experience. We even have a tour that combines the best of the two Inca countries par excellence, Peru and Bolivia. Therefore, dare to discover the magical country of Bolivia with the help of true experts. We are here waiting for you!
13 days / 12 nights
La Paz, Lake Titicaca, Uyuni, Cusco, Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu, Lima
What Our Customers Say
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We have had a great time
- By: Danielle Gelinas
- From: USA
- Visit in: December 2024
We have had a great time. Guides and drivers were very good and punctual. Mini vans were very clean. Day 4 = Rainbow Mountain: Both breakfast...
They are the best in the industry
- By: Julia Laffoon & Jackson
- From: USA
- Visit in: December 2024
Machu Travel Peru provided the two of us with a fantastic private tour of Cusco, the Sacred Valley, and Machu Picchu. They took care of every...
Unforgettable experience exploring Machu Picchu
- By: Robert Gillespie
- From: USA
- Visit in: December 2024
I had an unforgettable experience exploring Machu Picchu and the other wonderful destinations Peru had to offer. Their seamless coordination allowed me to immerse myself in...
Award-winning excellence for Machu Travel Peru
In Machu Travel Peru, our exclusive journeys are made of very good knowledge of our destinations, an exceptional team of professionals with a passion for creating unforgettable experiences, and first-class personalized service. In this form, our labor is permanently recognized by prestigious global organizations.
And, we are so proud of our achievements and want to share those with you. We were awarded as Peru’s Leading Tour Operator in 2017, 2018, and 2019 by the World Travel Awards. In addition, nominated as Peru’s Leading Tour Operator in 2020 and 2021 by the same prestigious organization. Finally, in 2022, 2023, and 2024, the prize of Peru’s Leading Destination Management Company of the same World Travel Awards.
Without mentioning the recognitions as Most Reputable for Cultural Tours in Peru by the prestigious Lux Life magazine and Tour Company of the Year by the Travel & Hospitality Award Winner, both in 2018.
These recognitions are followed by the Travel Choice 2024 medal by TripAdvisor and the recent Inka Dorado Award 2024 as the best luxury travel agency and tourism!
Packing for Bolivia
Bolivia is a beautiful Andean plateau country with awesome Andean and Amazon landscapes, besides its native Andean race that did not undergo variation or miscegenation of foreign races and form 50% of its population. Consequently, this country opened up to the world and to tourism in a complete way not long ago, so it is necessary to pay attention to some entry requirements as well as important clothing and accessories to pack to face the cold and dry climate of the Andean highlands and the Bolivian Amazon.
Packing for Bolivia
Bolivia is a beautiful Andean plateau country with awesome Andean and Amazon landscapes, besides its native Andean race that did not undergo variation or miscegenation of foreign races and form 50% of its population. Consequently, this country opened up to the world and to tourism in a complete way not long ago, so it is necessary to pay attention to some entry requirements as well as important clothing and accessories to pack to face the cold and dry climate of the Andean highlands and the Bolivian Amazon.
Documents
- Passport
- Travel Insurance
- Flight info
- Lodging info
- Visa
- Vaccination certificates
- Health condition certificate
Visa
Most people wishing to visit Bolivia will need a tourist visa. The visitor can acquire this on arrival at La Paz International Airport or at the Bolivian embassy in the country where tourists live. The passenger will need to provide the required documents in both cases.
- 2 photos of passports
- A passport validity of 6 months or more
- 2 passport photos
- Printed itinerary of activities in Bolivia
- Hotel reservations evidence
- Bank statement printer
- Exit flight ticket from Bolivia
- Payment of $160.00 per person, in cash
- Special Immigration form validation
Payment must be made in cash and with new, uncracked banknotes. It is the responsibility of each traveler to have the required documentation and to inform themselves about updated requirements for the Andean Country.
Essential
- Locks bags
- Small travel towel
- Credit or debit card
- Toiletries
- Dayback with waterproof cover
- Passport holder
- Canteen for water
- First aid kit
Budget & Money
The official currency of Bolivia is the Peso Boliviano (Bs.). One boliviano is equivalent to 100 cents. Banknotes can be found in denominations of Bs. 200, 100, 50, 20, 10, and 5. Coins of 5, 2, and 1 bolívares, as well as 50, 20 and 10 cents. It’s best to bring cash for transactions since credit cards are only accepted at big shops. You can find ATMs all over the country. One dollar equals approx. 7 bolivianos. It is not customary to tip in restaurants, but if you wish to tip, this is 10% of the total consumption.
Andes
- Sleeping bag
- Sleep mat
- Travel pillow
- Hiking waterproof shoes
- Thermal base layer
- Camping tent
- Pack liner for backpacks
- Hiking pants
- Rain gear
- Walking poles with rubber-tipped
Amazon
- Mosquito repellent
- Yellow Fever Vaccine
- Knee-length socks
- Loose-fitting colored hiking pants
- Loose-fitting colored long-sleeve shirts
- Knee-length socks
- Pack liner for backpacks
Technology
- Camera
- Google maps app
- Cell phone holder
- Mobile phone
- Mobile portable charger
- Flashlight
Clothing
- Sweater
- Jeans or long pants
- Sleepwear
- Hat
- Windbreaker jacket
- Footwear
Warm Weather
- Sun hat with Neck Flap
- Shorts
- Sunscreen
- Sunglasses
- Swimwear
- T-shirts
- Flip Flop Sandal
Cold Weather
- Puffer Jacket Insulated
- Raincoat jacket
- Scarf
- Warm gloves
- Hat
- Waterproof shoes
- Umbrella Portable
Electricity and Power Supplies
Bolivia uses 220-volt currents, alternating at a frequency of 60 cycles per second. Of course, always pay attention to the volts accepted by your electronic devices before plugging them in. If don’t buy a voltage converter, your 110-volt device always will die in a 220-volt electric outlet. Therefore, check your devices to see which voltages they work with. Happily, lots of mobiles, tablets, laptops, and e-readers have a double voltage option, so you won’t need to use a converter in that case.