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- The best Bolivia and Peru tour packages
- What people love about Bolivia And Peru Tours
- Travel Bolivia and Peru your way
- Discover Bolivia and Peru tours for every budget
- Bolivia and Peru tours for every type of group
- Top Bolivia and Peru travel itineraries to fit your plans
- Demographics
- Best time to visit Bolivia and Peru
- Contact our Bolivia and Peru travel experts
- What our customers ask about Bolivia and Peru Tours & Trips
The best Bolivia and Peru tour packages
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The expansive beauty of Bolivia and Peru unfolds over 40 days at approx. $60 per day, featuring Uyuni Salt Flats' crystal expanse and Lake Titicaca homestays. Local culture comes alive through cooking classes in Sucre and Cusco, cable car rides above La Paz, ending in Lima with Pacific Ocean views and vibrant food scenes.
Duration 40 days Destinations Argentina, Chile, Bolivia, Peru Age Range Ages 10+ Operator Bamba Travel From
- NZ$4,793
Lima to Buenos Aires: Deserts & Dancing
12 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Great easy stress free way of traveling.”
Nicholas, traveled in September
The route from Lima weaves through Peru's Sacred Valley to Bolivia's salt flats. A 4-day Inca Trail leads to Machu Picchu, while Lake Titicaca offers local homestays, and Salar de Uyuni reveals its vastness by 4x4. Accommodations vary from simple hotels to camping, with costs around $150 per day including 26 breakfasts.
Duration 35 days Destinations Peru, Bolivia, Chile, Argentina Age Range Ages 18-39 Operator G Adventures From $7,859
25% Off- NZ$5,894You save $1,965
Ultimate South America
19 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Our 19 day South America trip with Cosmos was a wonderful experience. The itinerary was very well thought out.”
Rabindra, traveled in August
Bolivia's Lake Titicaca and Peru's treasures await over 19 days, with stays at comfortable hotels like Eco Inn Puno. The floating Uros Islands, ancient Inca sites including Machu Picchu, and local traditions at Awanakancha's llama farm create lasting memories. Guided tours showcase Cusco's Santo Domingo Monastery and Sacred Valley's Pisac Market.
Duration 19 days Destinations Brazil, Argentina, Peru, Bolivia Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Cosmos From $5,979
2% Off- NZ$5,879+$2,674 upfront costsYou save $100
La Paz's Valley of the Moon to Cusco's Coricancha temple showcase Andean wonders. Ancient stone houses of Sampaya, Lake Titicaca's Isla del Sol, and Machu Picchu's legendary ruins create an unforgettable circuit. Three-star accommodations and traditional 'aphtapi' meals complete the experience.
Duration 15 days Destinations Chile, Bolivia, Peru Age Range Ages 9+ Operated in English, Spanish Operator Responsible Travel South America From $14,590
1% Off- NZ$14,462You save $128
Duration 15 days Destinations Chile, Bolivia, Peru Age Range Ages 12+ Operated in English, Spanish Operator Responsible Travel South America From
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What people love about Bolivia And Peru Tours
- Ultimate South America
We had a fantastic time, worth every penny! Our tour director Paulo was excellent, he made the trip worthwhile and informed us about everything and all we needed to know. He cared for every little detail, had everything prepared and made us all feel comfortable and safe. Apart from that the tour was well designed. We saw the best of every country and learned so much from the local guides, who were all good, especially Rudy in Cusco. All together this trip is highly recommended and a great thank you to Cosmos.
The tour was well organized and covered an extraordinary amount of ground.
Journey Across South America - 19 Days
- Cultural and Nature Experience in the Andes
The tour was well organized by Eurolatino (located in Germany) and its local travel operators. We had asked to add 2 days in Puerto Maldonado in the Peruvian Amazon region and skip the last day in Santiago de Chile, which was smoothly accomodated by Eurolatino. Although we never received any vouchers for hotels, tours or transfers, all local guides and drivers were always on time at the designated locations (except for a taxi that our local guide had ordered for the transfer from the pier to Copacabana after our return from Sun Island) and were fully briefed about our itinerary and the booked services. The local guides were very knowledgeable and accomodating to our needs. When our inbound flight from New York was delayed and we therefore arrived in Lima in the afternoon instead of the morning, our local guide managed to still show us the highlights of Lima in one hour instead of the half-day tour originally scheduled. Our local guide in Puno was aware that the Peruvian Migration Office in Yunguyo at the Bolivian border was still closed on the day of our visit (in late April 2023) after the protests in January and February of 2023 and had arranged for us to receive our exit stamp at the Migration Office in Puno harbor before transferring to the border. The only inconvenience was that we received the information about the pick-up time for our morning tour in San Pedro de Atacama at 3am on that morning. We had only tentatively booked the tours in San Pedro, as Javier Cordero of Eurolatino had suggested, and confirmed them 3 days before our arrival in San Pedro. Apparently that caused the schedule to be finalized in the last minute only. For anybody interested in a variety of landscapes and unique features I recommend booking the tours in San Pedro from the beginning. We liked all components of our trip. The big cities Lima, La Paz, Santiago de Chile, in some respects similar but in many respects different and distinct. The djungle tours in Puerto Maldonado. The Inca and colonial history in Cuzco, Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu. The overland tour to the Altiplano from Cuzco to La Paz. The Salt Flats at Uyuni and the lagoons and mountain deserts all the way to San Pedro de Atacama. With hindsight, the only change I would make is rather than carrying our overnight necessities (you can leave the rest of the baggage in the car) up the hill on Sun Island (a higher ascend than on Machu Picchu) for a (certainly very nice) sunset, I would opt to visit the Floating Islands near Puno and then transfer directly to La Paz. The only reason for not giving a 5 star rating is that after we had paid the full price for the trip Javier Cordero tried to sell us an upgrade for the visit to Puerto Maldonado, indicating that the originally booked accomodation was not available. Only after I reminded him that the German law on packaged travel services requires the seller of the travel package to provide the services as described in the itinerary or substantially similar services, he confirmed that the itinerary would be provided for the price paid. Except for this irritation he provided an excellent service.
Travel Bolivia and Peru your way
Our Peru-Bolivia routes run between 19 and 28 days - enough time to really get under the skin of these fascinating places. The Amazon portion has you paddling canoes to reach hidden jungle lodges, where you'll spot macaws, countless butterflies and monkeys swinging through the canopy. Over at Lake Titicaca, travelers tell us they love staying with local families on the Llachon Peninsula, often ending up in friendly soccer matches with the village kids and learning traditional weaving from the community. For those after a proper physical challenge, the Altiplano section includes some serious cycling. You'll pedal from high Andean peaks down into the lush Yungas rainforest below. The descent from Huayracpunku at 4250m is a highlight - you'll follow old Inca trails with the Vilcanota range spread out before you. When we head to the Salt Flats, we use 4WDs to reach spots like Laguna Colorada, where three different flamingo species wade through the mineral-rich waters. Our routes mix cultural experiences with active challenges. You'll spend time in traditional Quechua villages throughout the Sacred Valley and wander the fascinating witches' market in La Paz. What makes these real adventures? Try mountain biking down the 'Death Road' descent, then learning about healing plants from local Amazon guides and getting hands-on with pachamanca cooking underground. It's this blend of physical challenges and genuine local connections that sets these journeys apart.
Take in the picturesque landscapes and remarkable sights on a guided Coach / Bus adventure of Bolivia And Peru. There are 7 vacation packages to choose from, that range in length from 7 days up to 15 days. The most popular month for these tours is March.
Our longer Peru-Bolivia journeys stretch 19-28 days and really get under the skin of both countries. Everything starts in Lima with a relaxed walk through Miraflores before you head deep into the Amazon, where canoe trips bring you close to macaws, monkeys and literally thousands of butterflies. What works well is how these tours mix guided parts with time to explore - you'll do the classic Inca Trail trek to Machu Picchu, visit Lake Titicaca's floating communities and cross those vast Bolivian salt flats, but you'll also have free time to find your own favorite spots in Cusco, La Paz and also Arequipa. Our customers tell us this balance of famous sites and hidden corners is exactly what makes these trips special.
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164 tours in Bolivia and PeruExplore Bolivia and Peru on a pre-planned itinerary and meet like-minded travelers
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63 tours in Bolivia and PeruThe most sought-after Peru and Bolivia journeys stretch between 19-28 days, offering a deep dive into both countries with expert guidance and free time to explore. Trekking the classic Inca Trail leads to Machu Picchu, while Amazon canoe trips bring you face-to-face with macaws, monkeys, and the rich rainforest ecosystem, followed by 4WD adventures across the pristine white Uyuni Salt Flats. These routes stand out for their mix of active travel and local culture - you'll cycle Inca paths around Cusco, connect with families on Lake Titicaca's Llachon Peninsula, and wander through La Paz's intriguing Witches' Market. Our travelers appreciate the smart pacing that allows proper acclimatization when moving from Lima through Bolivia's highlands and onto Cusco. For those with limited time, a compact 7-day Andean tour connects Lima to Lake Titicaca, while cycling enthusiasts can tackle 15-20 day rides through the Sacred Valley, down the former "Death Road," and finally across the salt flats, backed by nearby support vehicles.
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30 tours in Bolivia and PeruPrivate tours through Chile, Bolivia and Peru run for 14 days and let you set the rhythm. You'll explore the Atacama's colorful valleys, float in salt lagoons and cross the otherworldly Uyuni landscape - all at your own pace. Your private guide adjusts each day to match your interests, whether that's extra time photographing flamingos at Laguna Colorada or exploring Cusco's San Pedro Market. Our customers particularly like how these tours handle the altitude changes, with carefully planned stops from Santiago through Bolivia's highlands and finally to Cusco. Having the flexibility to modify activities based on how you're feeling makes a real difference when you're up this high.
Top Bolivia and Peru travel itineraries to fit your plans
These 7-day Peru and Bolivia tours really nail the main Andean highlights without rushing things. Starting in Lima, you'll work your way to Lake Titicaca with some excellent stops along the way. The Church of Andahuaylillas is a particular gem - our travelers often say it's like Peru's answer to the Sistine Chapel with those incredible ceiling murals. You get quality time in Cusco to explore both the Spanish colonial architecture and Incan ruins before heading up to Machu Picchu. The private guides there help you understand all the clever engineering that went into building this mountain city. What works really well is how these tours mix guided visits with free time - you can browse local markets, try different foods and also take it easy while adjusting to the altitude.
Ten days gives you room to properly experience Peru's diverse landscapes. The journey kicks off in Lima before heading to the Ballestas Islands, where you'll spot sea lions lounging on rocks, penguins waddling about and thousands of seabirds swooping overhead. There's proper adventure too - you'll zoom down massive sand dunes in Huacachina and fly over the enigmatic Nazca Lines. These trips really blend the coast, mountains and culture nicely: you'll explore traditional Cusco markets, learn about ancient weaving in the Sacred Valley and spend time with families on Lake Titicaca's floating islands. Our customers consistently tell us the local guides make everything click, especially when explaining the engineering at places like Moray's agricultural terraces and also Machu Picchu's precise stonework.
Two weeks lets you dig deep into both countries without rushing. These trips typically start either in Chile's Atacama Desert or La Paz, then take you through Bolivia's remarkable landscapes - from the weathered formations in the Valley of the Moon to the endless white expanse of the Uyuni Salt Flats. You'll stay in some unique spots, including hotels built from salt blocks and small island communities on Lake Titicaca. In Peru, you'll visit less-touristy places like the ancient salt pans at Maras and textile workshops in Chinchero, alongside the major sites like Machu Picchu. Our travelers really value how these longer trips connect them with local life - cooking with families in Sucre, meeting La Paz shamans and also learning traditional farming methods in the Sacred Valley.
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Best time to visit Bolivia and Peru
- Summer 2025
Peru and Bolivia shine from June through August, when the crisp winter skies create ideal photography conditions. The Amazon sees more concentrated wildlife during these drier months, with macaws, monkeys and also otters gathering by the riverbanks. Our travelers tell us the Inca Trail delivers exceptional experiences this time of year, as mountain views stand sharp against the winter sky. The Uyuni Salt Flats offer perfect conditions for creative perspective photos, thanks to the dry winter surface creating mirror-like reflections. Exploring La Paz, Sucre, Potosí and also the colonial quarters happens under deep blue skies, while many visitors add Iguazu Falls to their itinerary when winter brings mild temperatures with fewer tourists. Multi-country routes from Lima prove especially effective, allowing proper altitude adjustment before heading into the Andes for mountain exploration and treks.
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- Fall / Autumn 2025
The mild temperatures of September through November create perfect conditions for combining cultural exploration with hiking across Peru and Bolivia. Market days in Pisac and Chinchero come alive as fresh produce fills the stalls, and local artisans showcase their newest textiles. For most travelers, the classic route through Arequipa, Lake Titicaca and also Cusco becomes more comfortable during autumn when altitude changes are gentler on the body. Nature lovers can extend their journey to the Ballestas Islands, where sea lion colonies and penguins thrive in their natural habitat. Groups heading into northern Argentina find spring wildflowers dotting the Quebrada de Humahuaca before crossing to Bolivia, while those ending in Rio de Janeiro catch the early carnival spirit. The season's weather patterns provide exceptional clarity for photographers at major sites, and our tour groups appreciate the reduced crowds that allow extended time at Machu Picchu, the Uyuni Salt Flats and other notable locations.
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- Winter 2025 / 2026
Peru and Bolivia shine during winter months from June to August. Lima kicks off most routes before heading deep into the Amazon - you'll actually see more wildlife since it's the dry season with macaws, monkeys and otters hanging out along the river edges. The Inca Trail really comes into its own this time of year; those mountain views look incredibly sharp against winter's clear skies. Our groups love playing with perspective photos on the Uyuni Salt Flats, where the dry winter surface creates perfect mirror effects. The journey through La Paz, Sucre and Potosí lets you take in Bolivia's colonial buildings under deep blue skies, and many travelers add stops at Iguazu Falls where winter brings pleasant temperatures and lighter crowds.
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- Spring 2026
September through November tours catch Peru and Bolivia's spring energy in full swing. We time several routes to hit local market days in Pisac and Chinchero, where spring brings fresh produce and local weavers showing off their latest textiles. The popular Arequipa, Lake Titicaca and Cusco combination works really well now - our travelers consistently tell us how the mild spring weather makes those altitude changes much gentler on the body. Many groups hop over to the Ballestas Islands where you'll spot active sea lion colonies and penguins doing their thing. The northern Argentina stretch into Bolivia shows off spring wildflowers through the Quebrada de Humahuaca, while groups finishing in Rio get caught up in the early carnival atmosphere.
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What makes Peru and Bolivia different for travelers?
Peru's really all about those amazing Inca ruins especially Machu Picchu and the Sacred Valley you'll do lots of trekking there and can explore deep into the Amazon jungle. Bolivia's got these incredible landscapes that'll take your breath away like the Uyuni Salt Flats and Lake Titicaca where you can get into desert adventures and really connect with local indigenous communities.
What local cultural experiences can you actually be part of?
In Peru you can learn traditional weaving from the women at Ccaccaccollo co-op in the Sacred Valley which is pretty special. Over in Puno by Lake Titicaca you can stay with local families in Luquina and really get involved in their daily life helping with sheep or working in the fields. Bolivia's got this fascinating Witches' Market in La Paz where you can see Aymara healers at work and browse all sorts of traditional remedies. Out in the desert you can spend time with the Jukil community in their salt-brick homes and eat meals made from ingredients they've grown right there in the desert.
Where are the best natural areas to visit and how do you get to them?
Outside of busy Lima there's the Paracas National Reserve where you can take boat tours to the Ballestas Islands to see sea lions penguins flamingos all kinds of marine life. The Colca Canyon's incredible one of the world's deepest and you can explore it with guides from Arequipa. In Bolivia the Uyuni Salt Flats are just amazing you'll need a 4WD tour from Uyuni Town to see the red and blue lagoons and weird rock formations. Lake Titicaca's really special too highest navigable lake in the world and you can boat there from Puno or Copacabana to see these amazing floating islands made from totora reeds.
What are some less touristy routes people take and why do they choose them?
The Quarry Trail in Peru's a great alternative to the busy Inca Trail it's more challenging but you get to see some unique Inca ruins and the mountain views are incredible. In Bolivia taking the bus from La Paz to Sucre is actually really interesting you go through the Altiplano with these dramatic mountain passes and traditional villages along the way.
What local foods should you try and where's the best place to find them?
Ceviche's the big one in Peru raw fish in lime juice you'll find the best stuff in coastal cities like Lima and Paracas. Arequipa's got these great picanterias where you can try rocoto relleno these stuffed spicy peppers and queso helado which is actually this really unique ice cream. In Bolivia you've got to try salteñas they're these savory pastries filled with meat or vegetables you'll find them all over La Paz. In Uyuni you can actually stay in hotels made of salt and try dishes made with ingredients from the surrounding desert which is pretty cool.