Salt Flats and Volcanoes of Boli

Salt Flats and Volcanoes of Boli Overview

Truly one of our most diverse holidays exploring jaw-dropping landscapes of wild Bolivia

This breathtaking Bolivian adventure explores the unique and bizarre landscapes of western Bolivia, from Lake Titicaca all the way to the the vast white salt flats of the Salar de Uyuni; one of the highest and driest environments on earth. We'll spend a couple of days on and around Latin America's greatest and most famous lake, Titicaca, before flying south to Sucre and the silver-mining town of Potosi. After an excellent acclimatisation hike in the Cordillera Kari Kari, we travel on to Uyuni, with its atmospheric ‘train graveyard'. Crossing the edge of the salt flats to reach the foot of Volcan Tunupa, where we hike to the crater of this unusual multi-coloured mountain. Continuing our journey to the Sajama National Park, we see rustic churches, giant cacti, grazing vicunas, flocks of flamingoes and many other unusual Andean birds on a number of remote lagoons. Then, from Sajama Village,we hike up to the Condoriri Craters, site of two high altitude lagoons and more stunning and unique environements. Before descending down to the hot springs for a chance to relax towards the end of our travels. Finally, we return to La Paz where we explore this fascinating city as way of rounding off this action packed 2 week holiday.