Argentina and Bolivia Tours & Trips
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- La Paz to Rio via Uyuni and Iguazu (22 Days)
- Salta to La Paz Salt Flats Adventure 10D/9N
- From Buenos Aires to La Paz via Uyuni (15 Nights)
- La Paz to Buenos Aires: Andes & the Atacama Desert
- Salta to La Paz Travel Pass
- Real Bolivia & Argentina (6 destinations)
- Explore Bolivia to Brazil (including Uyuni Salt Flat)
- Andean Discovery - 18 days
- Salta, Argentina - San Pedro de Atacama, Chile & Uyuni Salt flats, Bolivia - 11 days - Hostel
- Adventure: San Pedro de Atacama Desert, Uyuni Salt Flats & Mendoza Vineyards
La Paz serves as the gateway to Bolivia's ancient Tiwanaku ruins and the magnificent Salar de Uyuni. Argentina's wine region in Cafayate offers sublime tastings, while colonial Salta charms visitors before the mighty Iguazu Falls appears from both sides. Accommodations include unique salt hostels and local community lodges, with 3 nights in major cities.
Duration 22 days Destinations Bolivia, Chile, Argentina, Brazil Age Range 18 to 70 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Operator Hi Travel Argentina From
- NZ$3,596
Salta to La Paz Salt Flats Adventure 10D/9N
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“The actual tour providers used were great, but Bamba's ineptitude meant we had to waste time contacting them repeatedly.”
Nicholas, traveled in July
This 10-day route connects Argentina and Bolivia's treasures, from Cafayate's vineyard tastings to the surreal Uyuni Salt Flats. The Devil's Throat formation stands guard in Quebrada de las Conchas, while flamingos dot Laguna Colorada's waters. La Paz's cable cars offer sweeping Andean panoramas. Accommodations in 3-4 star hotels throughout.
Duration 10 days Destinations Argentina, Chile, Bolivia Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator Bamba Travel From
- NZ$6,411
From Buenos Aires to La Paz via Uyuni (15 Nights)
3 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Every activity was well planned, all the guides very professional, and the hostels very clean.”
Piedad, traveled in August
A 16-day South American odyssey leads from Buenos Aires' tango shows to Bolivia's Uyuni Salt Flats. Visit colonial Salta, sample wines in Cafayate, and cross the Atacama Desert. The UNESCO-listed Tiwanaku ruins await near Selina Hostel La Paz. Private rooms available for approx. $100/day including breakfast.
Duration 16 days Destinations Argentina, Chile, Bolivia Age Range 18 to 70 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Operator Hi Travel Argentina From
- NZ$2,573
La Paz to Buenos Aires: Andes & the Atacama Desert
15 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Because I enjoyed the tour.”
Carly, traveled in August
A 15-day expedition runs from La Paz's markets through UNESCO-listed Potosí to Argentina's capital. The Salar de Uyuni unfolds during 4x4 adventures, with nights in salt-brick lodges and empanadas salteñas in Salta. Simple hotels and overnight buses lead to Buenos Aires' tango scene.
Duration 15 days Destinations Bolivia, Chile, Argentina Age Range 18 to 39 year olds Operator G Adventures From $3,679
15% Off- NZ$3,127You save $551
The route winds from Salta through Argentina's wine region to La Paz, featuring the UNESCO Quebrada de Humahuaca. Torrontés tastings in Cafayate's wineries, cooking classes in Sucre, and the magnificent Uyuni Salt Flats await. Accommodations include salt hotels and basic hostels, with all meals provided during the Uyuni expedition.
Duration 12 days Destinations Argentina, Chile, Bolivia Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator Bamba Travel From
15% Off- NZ$1,693
Duration 12 days Destinations Bolivia, Chile, Argentina Age Range 18 to 35 year olds Operator Intrepid Travel From
15% Off- NZ$2,725
Duration 31 days Destinations Bolivia, Argentina, Brazil Age Range 15 to 99 year olds Operator Intrepid Travel From $9,325
5% Off- NZ$8,859You save $466
South American wonders unfold from the Valley of the Moon in Atacama to the gleaming Uyuni Salt Flats, with nights at the Palacio de Sal - built entirely of salt. The UNESCO-listed Iguazu Falls precede Buenos Aires' San Telmo neighborhood, where tango dancers fill the streets.
Duration 18 days Destinations Chile, Bolivia, Argentina Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator On The Go Tours From
5% Off- NZ$13,105
Salta, Argentina - San Pedro de Atacama, Chile & Uyuni Salt flats, Bolivia - 11 days - Hostel
1 Review by TourRadar travelers
Colonial Salta's modernist architecture opens this route to Bolivia's mesmerizing Uyuni Salt Flats. The stunning Laguna Colorada sits at 4,278 meters, where Andean flamingos gather. Basic hostels in Salta provide authentic stays, while traditional cuisine offers cultural immersion.
Duration 11 days Destinations Argentina, Chile, Bolivia Age Range 5 to 85 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Operator People Travel and Experience From
5% Off- NZ$2,654
Starting at Hotel Diego de Almagro in San Pedro de Atacama, this route leads to the world's largest salt flat at Uyuni. The historic Train Cemetery tells tales of bygone eras, while Mendoza's wine country at Posada Verde Oliva reveals century-old treasures at Bodega Familia Cassone.
Duration 15 days Destinations Chile, Bolivia, Argentina Age Range 18 to 65 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Operator Unu Raymi Expeditions From
5% Off- NZ$4,366
What people love about Argentina And Bolivia Tours
- La Paz to Buenos Aires: Andes & the Atacama Desert
Oscar the tour guide made a great job!
- From Buenos Aires to La Paz via Uyuni (15 Nights)
This tour was excellent. I would give it 9.5 out of 10 for planning and 9 out of 10 for execution. Value for money was better than 10 out of 10. I have some comments to help you improve your services. Your tour schedule either printed without the RH side if done in letter format, or without the bottom bit if done in landscape. Once the tourist has booked the trip, they do not need all the pictures and marketing guff: dump it, in favour of a more readable itinerary. The tourist needs to know what happens when. Full details of place and time are needed. A tour should indicate not only what time it starts, but also how long it is and what else is necessary. For example you included generic statement that park fees were the tourist's responsibility, but he main Bolivia park fee was incorrect, and there were 2 other park fees that had to be paid which were a surprise. The tourist needs to plan their currency availability. they need to know exactly which days they cross borders, for example. Being picked up in BA is very good, especially as the tourist arrive without A pesos. If the tourist needs to go from bus station to accommodation or accommodation to bus station, then they need to know, how to get there, approx cost of taxi etc, and how to ask for it. Several tours arrive late, I guess that is South America. One day our tour did not arrive atall, but we were rebooked for the following day. No worries. We had booked a private room. The accommodation in the Bolivia Park did not have a private room, unless it had a private bathroom (which we had not contracted for), so they charged us about $30 extra. I have no real problem with paying that and I am not asking for anything from you, but if a private room is not available, you should not promise it. :) The accommodation in BA and the Selina hostals was excellent. Please ensure that all guides are english speaking: most were but our excellent drive in Bolivia was Spanish only. :( Leaving us at midday in Uyuni to wait for a 9:30 bus was a pain in the arse. Overall, well done, we will definitely consider using tourradar again. John Parkinson
What our customers ask about Argentina and Bolivia Tours & Trips
What are the best months to visit Argentina and Bolivia?
Argentina and Bolivia's winter/dry season from April to October provides ideal conditions for visiting key attractions like the Uyuni Salt Flats. Visitors to La Paz and the Bolivian highlands can expect clear skies with daytime temperatures between 60-70°F though evenings require warm layers. Argentina's Salta region remains pleasant year-round while wine enthusiasts often plan visits to Cafayate during the March-April harvest. As one TourRadar traveler noted: "The weather was perfect for exploring the salt flats and high-altitude lakes during July though nights were quite cold in Uyuni."
What types of accommodation can I expect in Argentina and Bolivia?
The accommodation landscape spans from city-center hotels to rustic lodging in remote locations. La Paz features properties like Hotel La Paz with standard amenities while Uyuni accommodations like Hotel Jardines de Uyuni focus on basic comfort. The Salt Hotel on the Uyuni Salt Flats stands out for its salt block construction. San Pedro de Atacama's Hotel Diego de Almagro represents the local architectural style. A TourRadar traveler mentioned: "The accommodation ranged from basic but clean hostels in Bolivia to very comfortable hotels in Argentina with the Salt Hotel being a truly unique highlight."
What are the must-try local dishes in Argentina and Bolivia?
Argentina's culinary scene centers on grilled beef at local parrillas empanadas salteñas in Salta and Torrontés wine tastings in Cafayate Valley. Bolivian specialties include salteñas quinoa soup and llama steak. Local markets in La Paz serve api (hot purple corn drink) paired with fresh morning pastries. A TourRadar traveler noted: "The food highlights were definitely the wine tasting in Cafayate and the surprising variety of quinoa dishes in Bolivia - much more flavorful than expected!"
What are the transportation options between major sites in Argentina and Bolivia?
Getting around involves domestic flights long-distance buses and specialized vehicles. Routes between La Paz and Uyuni often use overnight buses with reclining seats. Salt Flats tours require 4x4 vehicles designed for small group travel. A TourRadar traveler mentioned: "The overnight bus from La Paz to Uyuni was surprisingly comfortable with reclining seats though the 4x4 journey through the Salt Flats was quite bumpy but worth it."
How should I prepare for the altitude in Argentina and Bolivia?
The high elevations demand careful preparation with La Paz at 3500m Uyuni at 3656m and mountain passes exceeding 4900m. Essential strategies include gradual activity increases adequate hydration avoiding alcohol and consulting about altitude medication. Tours to the Atacama Desert and Uyuni Salt Flats typically include adjustment periods. As one TourRadar operator notes: "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!"
What's the best way to experience local culture in Argentina and Bolivia?
Local culture comes alive through markets festivals and community encounters. Buenos Aires' San Telmo market showcases crafts and tango while Salta's peñas highlight folk music. Bolivia offers La Paz's Witches' Market Lake Titicaca's indigenous communities and regional festivals. TourRadar travelers recommend the Pre-Columbian ruins at Tiwanaku and meeting local communities near Uyuni for authentic cultural insights.