This small group adventure combines the past, the present and the timeless. Explore Inca ruins, indigenous markets, modern cities and empty landscapes, frozen in time.
LimaAmazon rainforestMedicinal plant tourCuzcoSacred ValleyInca TrailMachu PicchuPunoLake TiticacaFloating Uros IslandsLa PazSalar de Uyuni salt flatsPotosiSucreOptional: Potosi silver mine tour, mountain biking, hang gliding
This 25 day Peru and Bolivia tour takes travellers from Lima to La Paz by way of the Amazon jungle, Inca Trail and Lake Titicaca so all you have to do is hold on tight and enjoy one of the best South American adventures imaginable.
Ancient stone paths, stunning mountain scenery and vibrant cultural experiences ensure this Peru and Bolivia tour leaves no Inca stone left unturned with domestic flights and several different trekking or train options allowing you to really maximise your time from Lima to La Paz.
The landscapes that you’ll encounter are simply phenomenal with rainforests and highlands teeming with exotic wild animals as well as local communities making the most of the terraced hillsides as well as persevering in traditional farming techniques in some stunning settings.
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Price information
£3540£3009To£4005excluding flights
Single supplement £640.
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Holiday information
Our top tip:
Learn some Spanish to make the most out of your trip. And Quechua greetings/thanks will be a fantastic icebreaker - especially on the Inca Trail.
Trip type:
Small group, max. 16 people. Min. age 15.
Activity level:
Challenging.
Accomm:
3 nights basic camping, 1 in dorm, 1 in homestay, 12 in hotels, 2 in jungle lodge.
Solos:
Welcome. Single rooms available (except Amazon) with surcharge.
Included:
Accomm., transport, tour leader, listed activities
Meals:
18 breakfasts, 8 lunches, 7 dinners. Budget $360 for extras.
Reviews
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Reviewed on 24 Sep 2019 by Ming Gan
The most memorable part of the holiday was the amazing trek, the Amazon and the group of people.Read full review
My holiday was good because Bolivia offers stunning landscapes however, the operator could make this journey even more unique... Read full review
Responsible Travel
As the pioneers of responsible tourism, we've screened this (and every) holiday so that you can travel knowing it will help support the places and people that you visit, and the planet. Read how below.
Planet
We just can't get enough of the Amazon, not only as a jaw-dropping travel destination but also as a global treasure and this trip will help to ensure that the incredible Amazon Rainforest is here for us to enjoy for generations to come! Our Amazon Fund will help support on the ground projects by the our long time partners Greenpeace and WWF. By booking your Latin American adventure with us you're helping us work towards a sustainable future for the Amazon.
This trip gives you plenty of opportunities to get to know the culture and vibrant history of Latin America. There are numerous chances for local interaction as we cover so much ground using all means of public transport. You’ll be surprised how much you can learn from a friendly local who strikes up a conversation during your journey.
People
Your leader and the occasional local guide will be able to direct you to many local eateries throughout the trip, helping you discover real local fare at real local prices (and probably helping you learn some Spanish at the same time). All travellers are encouraged to explore with the group and on their own, learn a few words of the language and interact with the locals as much as possible.
Local guides are employed to help explain as much as possible about the cultural differences and the historically significant places that we visit. This also allows us to appreciate the importance of preserving and respecting these sites and to help us minimise the impact of our visits. When hiking, we always ensure that travellers stick to marked trails, take all their rubbish with them and follow a set of hiking guidelines for the protection of the environment. There are plenty of opportunities to support local merchants in the markets and stalls that we pass along the way. We can purchase traditional handicrafts from local artisans and learn more about the importance of preserving these crafts.