Galapagos / Peru / Bolivia

Galapagos, Peru, Bolivia Tour

18 days | 17 nights
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3-Week Custom Vacation – Tailored Trip Through the Galapagos Islands, Ecuador, Peru & Bolivia

18-Day Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, Galapagos Private Tour

This 3-week custom vacation offers a seamless blend of natural wonders, ancient history, and vibrant culture across the Galapagos Islands, Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia. Perfect for travelers seeking a tailored travel experience rich in both wildlife and heritage, this tour connects some of South America's most iconic and diverse destinations in one unforgettable journey.

Begin your adventure in Ecuador, where the legendary Galapagos Islands promise rare wildlife encounters in pristine, volcanic landscapes. Start on Santa Cruz Island, exploring the misty highlands, crawling through ancient lava tunnels, and spotting giant tortoises in the wild. Then sail to Isabela Island to visit Flamingos Lake, wander through The Wetlands, and snorkel at Tintoreras or the surreal Cabo Rosa Tunnels, teeming with marine life. Return to Santa Cruz for a refreshing dip in Las Grietas and a visit to the iconic Charles Darwin Research Station.

Fly to Peru, where ancient civilization and dramatic landscapes await. Begin in Lima, the coastal capital known for its colonial architecture and award-winning culinary scene. Travel to the Sacred Valley, where the Maras Salt Ponds and the circular Moray Terraces reveal the ingenuity of Inca agriculture. From there, ascend to the legendary citadel of Machu Picchu, an essential part of any tailored trip through Peru. Spend time in Cusco, the former capital of the Inca Empire, where cobblestone streets, colonial churches, and archaeological wonders like Sacsayhuaman bring history vividly to life.

Your journey concludes in Bolivia, a country of surreal landscapes and vibrant indigenous culture. Explore the dizzying heights of La Paz, the highest capital city in the world, before flying south to the expansive white horizon of the Uyuni Salt Flats. Visit Incahuasi Island, covered in giant cacti, and admire the dramatic backdrop of the Tunupa Volcano. Travel through the remote Lipez region, discovering the colorful waters of Laguna Colorada and Laguna Verde, the otherworldly Dali Desert, and the steaming vents of Sol de Mañana Geysers. In the Eduardo Avaroa Andean Fauna National Reserve, spot flamingos, vicuñas, and unique high-altitude wildlife. Continue across the rugged beauty of the Siloli Desert, where wind-carved formations like the iconic Arbol de Piedra add to the region’s dreamlike quality.

This private tour through Ecuador, the Galapagos, Peru, and Bolivia is designed for travelers seeking a meaningful, in-depth experience of South America’s nature, culture, and history.

Every step of this journey is yours to shape—Latin Discoveries will craft a personalized adventure that moves to your rhythm and reflects your passions. Ready to turn your dream trip into reality? Let’s start creating it together!

Destinations

Multi-Country

Trip at a glance

Visits

GALAPAGOS ISLANDS: Santa Cruz Island: Highlands, Twin Craters, Giant tortoises, Lava Tunnels, Las Grietas (The Cracks), Charles Darwin Station, Isabela Island: Flamingos Lake, The Wetlands Complex, Tintoreras, Snorkeling at Finados, Cabo Rosa Tunnels

PERU: Lima, Sacred Valley (Maras Salt Ponds, Moray Terraces), Machu Picchu, Cusco, Sacsayhuaman

BOLIVIA: La Paz, Uyuni, Salt Flats, Incahuasi Island, Tunupa Volcano, San Pedro de Quemes, North Lipez Lagoons, Siloli Desert, Eduardo Avaroa Andean Fauna National Reserve, Arbol de Piedra, Laguna Verde, Sol de Manana Geysers, Dali Desert, Laguna Colorada

Trip details

Itinerary

Day 1 ARRIVAL IN QUITO

Arrival at Mariscal Sucre, Quito International Airport.

Meet and greet with your English-speaking guide.

Transfer to the city center and check-in at your hotel.

Evening

Free evening.

Overnight at your hotel in Quito.

Day 2 QUITO CITY TOUR, MIDDLE OF THE WORLD

Morning

Discover with your guide the least-altered and best-preserved Latin American capital.
Take a walk to visit the colonial churches and monasteries of this urban jewel, the first city in history to be listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Starting at Independence Square, flanked by the Presidential Palace your visit will include the Metropolitan Cathedral of Quito, the Archbishop's Palace and the City Hall.
Ramble through the city's old streets on your way to El Sagrario church and its exquisitely carved stone façade and step inside the awe-inspiring church of the Society of Jesus.
Walk on to the Convent and Church of San Francisco, one of the greatest religious buildings on the South American continent.
Drive up to the top of the Panecillo hill for breathtaking panoramic views of Quito.

Afternoon

In the afternoon, drive out of the city to the Equatorial Valley (50 min), north of the capital, where you will visit the 'Middle of the World' monument. 

A monument and a museum exhibiting an ethnographic collection indicate the Equator line. 

Transfer back to your hotel in Quito (1 hour 30 min).

Evening

Free evening.

Overnight at your hotel in Quito.

MEALS
  • Breakfast at the hotel

Day 3 FLIGHT TO BALTRA, SANTA CRUZ ISLAND: Highlands, Twin Craters, giant tortoises, Lava Tunnels

Morning

Your day begins with a transfer from your hotel to Quito International Airport, accompanied by an English-speaking driver guide (1 hour).

You will then board a domestic flight from Quito to Baltra (2.5 hours).

Upon arrival at Baltra Airport, our agency staff or your naturalist guide will greet you and assist with your transfer.

First, you will take a public bus to the Itabaca Channel (10 minutes), followed by a short ferry ride to Santa Cruz Island (10 minutes).

Once on the island, a vehicle will take you through the scenic highlands of Santa Cruz (45 minutes), where your first stop will be at Los Gemelos Craters. These twin volcanic sinkholes are surrounded by lush vegetation, including the endemic Scalesia trees, offering a unique introduction to the island’s highland ecosystem.

Afternoon

After exploring Los Gemelos, you will visit a local ranch where you can observe giant tortoises roaming freely in their natural habitat and learn about their behavior and life on the islands.

The tour continues with a guided walk through one of Santa Cruz’s volcanic lava tunnels (100 meters / 328 feet), during which your guide will explain the geological history and volcanic activity that shaped the Galapagos.

Following this exploration, you will be transferred to Puerto Ayora for check-in at your hotel (30 minutes), where you can settle in and enjoy the rest of your afternoon at leisure.

Evening

Free evening and overnight at your hotel on Santa Cruz Island.

MEALS
  • Breakfast at the hotel

Day 4 Isabela Island: Flamingos Lake, The Wetlands Complex, Tintoreras

Please note that a municipal tax of 10 USD / person must be paid in cash upon arrival at the dock.

Morning

Your day begins early with a transfer from your hotel to the passenger dock (approx. 10 minutes), where you will take a water taxi to board the speedboat heading to Isabela Island (2 to 2.5 hours of navigation).

Upon arrival at Isabela, another water taxi will take you from the boat to the passenger dock (10 minutes), followed by a short land transfer to your hotel (5–10 minutes).

Once settled in, you'll visit Poza de Flamingos, a semi-natural lagoon formed from old quarries, where you can observe the striking pink flamingos. These birds, white as chicks, turn reddish-pink as adults due to their diet, making for a beautiful and iconic Galapagos sight.

Then you will explore the Wetlands Complex, a network of trails showcasing the island's diverse ecosystems. Your visit will include several key sites:

  • La Playita, a quiet beach trail
  • Los Tunos Viewpoint and Pozas Verdes, where you can observe native flora and fauna; Playa del Amor, a rocky beach popular with locals
  • The Tunnel of the Estuary, a 75-meter trail that ends in a lava tunnel
  • Poza Redonda, a 50-meter path leading to a pool inside a collapsed lava tube
  • La Poza Escondida, a trail through a mangrove forest ending in a tranquil pool
  • The Estero, a 227-meter lava rock trail with a picnic area used by the local community for recreation.

Each site offers unique perspectives on the volcanic landscape and biodiversity of Isabela Island.

Afternoon

Later in the day, you’ll take a guided excursion to Tintoreras, a group of small black lava islets located just off the coast.

This 3-hour tour begins with a panga ride around the bay for wildlife observation, where you might spot lava herons in the mangroves, Galápagos penguins, and sea lions along the shore.

After disembarking, you’ll walk along an easy black lava trail to reach the Tintoreras channel, where whitetip reef sharks are often seen resting in the shallow waters.

The excursion concludes with snorkeling in the calm, clear waters around Tintoreras, which provide excellent underwater visibility and the chance to observe marine life up close.

Afterward, you will return to your hotel.

Evening

Free evening and overnight at your hotel on Isabela Island.

MEALS
  • Breakfast at the Hotel

Day 5 ISABELA ISLAND: Snorkeling at Finados, Cabo Rosa Tunnels

Depending on the schedule assigned by the Galapagos National Park, your tour may begin in the morning (from 7:30 am to 1pm) or in the afternoon (from 11 am to 4:30pm).

Your naturalist guide will pick you up from your hotel and escort you to the dock (10 minutes), where a boat will be waiting.

You will then embark on a scenic ride to Cabo Rosa Tunnels (45 minutes), with your first stop at the Finados site. Known for its calm, crystal-clear waters, Finados is considered one of the best snorkeling spots in the Galapagos. Here, you’ll snorkel among an abundance of marine life, including colorful reef fish, sea turtles, marine iguanas, white-tipped reef sharks, rays, sea lions, and even seahorses—all amid stunning underwater lava tunnels formed by ancient volcanic activity.

After snorkeling, the excursion continues with a guided walk over the lava formations of the Cabo Rosa Tunnels.

This unique volcanic landscape is home to numerous seabird species such as blue-footed boobies, Nazca boobies, pelicans, herons, and frigate birds, all of which can often be observed resting or nesting on the black volcanic rock.

Following the tour, you will return to Puerto Villamil by boat (45 minutes) and transfer back to your hotel (10 minutes).

Free afternoon or free morning depending on the assigned schedule.

Morning

Set sail to Isabela Island on a two-hour speedboat journey at 6:30 this morning. At 4,640 sq. km, Isabela is the archipelago's largest island, and almost four times the size of Santa Cruz, encompassing a wealth of biodiversity and natural attractions. Its wetlands are laced with lagoons, swamps, and mangroves, and are recognized for their migrant bird populations, one of which is the emblematic flamingo. Visit the Arnaldo Tupiza Breeding Center, where endangered Galapagos Giant Tortoises are cared for and live in captivity. Moreno Point on Isabela's western shores reveal tidal lagoons and extensive lava fields and give visitors the opportunity to observe herons, frigatebirds and green turtles. Its shrub dotted landscape is unique for the candelabra cacti that reach impressive heights of up to seven meters, which towers above surrounding mangrove bushes and saltwater lagoons fringed with seagrass. Your first destination on Isabela Island this morning is Poza de Los Flamingos, where you will marvel at the distinctive color of these migratory birds that change as they transform from chicks to adults.

Evening

The evening is at your leisure to relax, explore the town, or enjoy a quiet dinner after a day of unforgettable wildlife encounters and exploration.

Overnight at your hotel in Isabela Island.

MEALS
  • Breakfast at the hotel
  • Lunch included

Day 6 Santa Cruz Island: Las Grietas (The Cracks), Charles Darwin Station

Morning

Your day begins very early with a transfer from your hotel in Isabela to the passenger dock (10 minutes).

From there, you will take a short water taxi ride to reach the speedboat that will transport you to Santa Cruz Island (2 to 2.5 hours of navigation).

Upon arrival at Santa Cruz, another water taxi will take you to the passenger dock (10 minutes), followed by a short transfer to your hotel (5–10 minutes).

After settling in, you'll begin your first excursion with a visit to Las Grietas, one of the most iconic geological sites on the island. This impressive natural formation features two towering volcanic rock walls separated by a crystal-clear channel of water, perfect for swimming and snorkeling. The surrounding area is dotted with striking giant cacti, adding to the dramatic landscape.

Afternoon

In the afternoon, you will visit the Charles Darwin Research Station, located in Puerto Ayora. This renowned biological research center offers rich insight into the Galápagos Islands’ history, ecology, and conservation efforts.

Through a series of interpretation rooms and exhibits, you’ll learn about the islands’ evolution, native species, and environmental challenges.

One of the highlights is viewing the embalmed figure of the legendary Lonesome George, the last known individual of his species.

The station also operates a respected giant tortoise breeding center, where you can observe these iconic creatures at various stages of development, helping to ensure their survival for future generations.

Evening

Transfer to your hotel.

Free overnight on Santa Cruz Island.

MEALS
  • Breakfast at the hotel
  • Lunch included

Day 7 FLIGHT TO QUITO, FLIGHT TO LIMA

Morning

After breakfast at your hotel, transfer to Seymour Airport on Baltra Island for your onward journey.

Flight to Quito (2 hours 10 min).

Afternoon

At Quito airport, take your connecting international flight to Lima (2 hours 30 min). 

Arrival at Jorge Chávez, Lima international airport. Welcome by our local English-speaking staff. Transfer to your hotel located in the residential and shopping district of Miraflores, overlooking the Pacific ocean (1 hour).

Evening

Free evening.

Overnight at your hotel in Lima.

MEALS
  • Breakfast at the hotel

Day 8 LIMA CITY TOUR, FLIGHT TO CUSCO

Morning

Meet with your tour guide for a half-day city tour of the capital of Peru. The city founded in 1535 by the Spanish conquistador Francisco Pizarro, still features many invaluable colonial buildings along the main square (the Plaza Mayor) and the nearby streets. Discover the majestic Cathedral of Lima, the Government Palace and the San Francisco Convent among many other impressive colonial buildings.

Afternoon

In the afternoon, transfer to Lima airport (45 min to 1 hour) for your direct flight to Cusco (1 hour 15 min). Arrival in Cusco (11,152 ft - 3400 m).

Evening

Free evening.

Overnight at your hotel in Cusco

MEALS
  • Breakfast at the hotel

Day 9 CUSCO CITY AND SACSAYHUAMAN, FREE AFTERNOON

Morning

In the morning, you will meet your guide for a city tour of Cusco including the visit of the Plaza Mayor, the Cathedral and the Korikancha, the original Temple of the Sun.

Drive to the hills of Cusco to explore the archaeological site of Sacsayhuamán.

Transfer back to your hotel or to the city centre (20 min).

Afternoon

Afternoon at leisure to explore the Spanish colonial city known to the Inca as the 'belly button of the world'. Stroll around numerous plazas, shops selling incredible art and crafts or visit the great Pre-Columbian Museum MAP (not included).

Evening

Evening at leisure.

Overnight at your hotel in Cusco.

MEALS
  • Breakfast at the hotel

Day 10 SACRED VALLEY: MARAS, MORAY, CHINCHERO

Morning

Transfer to the site of Maras (30 min).

Walk between the hundreds of salt ponds used to dry the salt according to a method inherited from pre-inca times.

The many colors of the polygonal ponds can go from light reddish to brownish to white according to the season. This contrasts with the surrounding landscape and give the site a most-unusual aspect.

Free time to shop pink salt collected by the local community workers.

Transfer to Moray archeological site (30 min).

Walk around and down those impressive circular agricultural terraces that were used to conduct scientific experiments in Inca times (30 min).

Afternoon

Drive to the town Chinchero (45 min).

This afternoon, you will visit the town of Chinchero and its church.

Transfer to your hotel in the Sacred Valley (45 min).

Evening

Free evening.

Overnight at your hotel in the Sacred Valley.

MEALS
  • Breakfast at the hotel

Day 11 MACHU PICCHU TOUR, TRANSFER TO CUSCO

 Your passport is required to enter the Machu Picchu site. You have the option to get a 'Machu Picchu' stamp in your passport if you wish.
Morning

Today might be THE day you have been expecting since you landed on Peruvian soil as you will finally discover the ancient citadel of Machu Picchu.

Transfer to Ollantaytambo train station (30 min).

Board the comfortable train that will take you to Aguas Calientes, the nearest town to Machu Picchu (1 hour 30 min).

In Aguas Calientes, walk from the train to the bus station (5 min) and hop on a bus to the entrance of the archaeological site.

Enjoy the impressive 20-minute drive up the hill to the Machu Picchu site at 7,972 feet (2430 m). Rediscovered in 1911 by the American archaeologist Hiram Bingham, Macchu Picchu is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Learn about every secret this ancient Inca citadel holds and grab every opportunity to take photographs (3 to 4 hours).

Afternoon

Take the bus back to Aguas Calientes (20 min) and board the train back to Ollantaytambo (1 hour 30 min).

Transfer to your hotel in Cusco (1 hour 30 min).

Evening

Free evening.

Overnight at your hotel in Cusco.

MEALS
  • Breakfast at the hotel

Day 12 FLIGHT TO LA PAZ, ACCLIMATIZATION, Jach’a Apacheta, Killi Killi Viewpoint

To avoid altitude sickness (common when landing in La Paz), we strongly advise against any strong physical effort or any alcohol consumption. 

Morning

Transfer to the airport for your flight to La Paz (1 hour 10 min).

Arrival to El Alto, La Paz international airport, meet and greet with your private guide, transfer to La Paz city (1 hour 15 min). 

Afternoon

Explore La Paz, a breathtaking city cradled in a natural basin that drops from the altiplano to the high valleys of the Andes, with elevations ranging from 4,000 to 3,200 meters. Towering over the city is the majestic Illimani, a constant presence on the horizon.

Begin with panoramic views from Jach’a Apacheta, a sacred Andean ceremonial site perched at 4,099 meters in El Alto. From here, take in sweeping views of the dense urban landscape framed by Illimani and Mururata. This site is especially significant during the Andean New Year, when sunrise rituals honor Pachamama and Inti, the Sun God.

Continue to Killi Killi Viewpoint, offering near 360° views of the city and a powerful perspective of Illimani. Steeped in revolutionary history, Killi Killi was reportedly a base for Tupaq Katari, the Aymara leader who rebelled against Spanish rule. Legend claims his remains still lie beneath this hill.

Conclude at Plaza Murillo, La Paz’s political heart. Though not a viewpoint, this historic square houses the Presidential Palace, the Plurinational Legislative Assembly, and the neoclassical Cathedral of La Paz. The plaza has witnessed key moments in Bolivia’s history, including presidential coups and uprisings.

Evening

Free evening and overnight in La Paz.

MEALS
  • Breakfast at the hotel

Day 13 LA PAZ SHOE-SHINER CITY TOUR, FREE AFTERNOON

Morning

Experience La Paz through the eyes of a lustra botas, or shoe shiner, on this unique walking tour that reveals the city’s heartbeat from street level. Your guide shares his personal journey as you explore the vibrant, chaotic, and deeply human side of Bolivia’s capital.

This socially-driven experience, created by Hormigón Armado and the Bolivian Foundation of Art and Culture, offers rare insight into a marginalized yet vital community.

Begin at the Central Station of the Red Line Teleférico, with sweeping aerial views of La Paz and El Alto. Continue to the General Cemetery and nearby flower and fish markets — bustling hubs of daily life and commerce.

Wander through Avenida Baptista and Tarapacá, known for print shops and souvenirs, then visit Mercado de Uruguay to sample local flavors like herbal teas and api, a warm purple corn drink.

Finish at Avenida Max Paredes, where you'll discover the iconic clothing of cholas paceñas and the cultural identity woven into every shawl, skirt, and hat.

This tour offers more than sightseeing — it's an intimate look into the soul of La Paz, guided by those who know it best.

An English-speaking guide accompanies you throughout.

Afternoon

Free afternoon to explore the city.

Evening

Free evening and overnight at your hotel in La Paz. 

MEALS
  • Breakfast at the hotel

Day 14 FLIGHT TO UYUNI, TRAIN CEMETERY, LAGOONS, SILOLI DESERT

Morning

Transfer to the airport for your direct flight to Uyuni (45 min).

Begin your 3-day adventure into the Eduardo Avaroa Reserve, the High Andean Jewels, and the famous Uyuni Salt Flats.

Start with a visit to the Train Cemetery, where rusted locomotives from the 19th and 20th centuries lie abandoned, offering a haunting glimpse into Bolivia’s mining past. Then, explore the nearby town and the historic Church of San Cristobal.

Continue by private 4x4 to the stunning Turquiri Lagoon at 4,261 meters above sea level. Known as the Black Lagoon for its dark waters, it’s home to endemic black ducks and surrounded by surreal rock formations and large patches of yareta, a rare high-altitude plant.

A picnic lunch is included during this scenic excursion.

Afternoon

Travel to the High Andean Jewels, a breathtaking region named for its vibrant and serene lagoons nestled between 4,000 and 4,200 meters elevation. Visit shimmering lakes such as Cañapa, Hedionda, Chiarkota, Honda, and Ramadita, each showcasing unique colors and tranquil waters — a true portrait of Bolivia’s natural beauty.

Continue to the Paseo del León, an ochre and beige canyon with striking geological formations sheltering yareta plants. Your journey then leads to the vast and otherworldly Siloli Desert, where surreal landscapes await your discovery.

Evening

Arrival and installation at your hotel in the desert. 

MEALS
  • Breakfast at the hotel
  • Picnic lunch
  • Dinner at the hotel

Day 15 SILOLI AND DALI DESERTS, GREEN AND RED LAGOONS

Morning

Early departure to the Eduardo Avaroa Reserve, a stunning natural wonder in southern Lipez famed for its surreal deserts and vibrant lagoons. Travel through the windswept Siloli Desert at 4,000 meters, home to the iconic Stone Tree, a volcanic rock sculpted by erosion. Continue to Sol de Mañana (4,850 m), a geothermal area of steaming geysers and fumaroles, known for its powerful volcanic activity and potential for renewable energy.

Next, visit the Polques hot springs in the Chalviri Salt Flat for a relaxing open-air bath at 4,000 meters altitude. Cross the surreal Dali Desert, with rock formations reminiscent of the painter’s works. End the morning at the dazzling Laguna Verde (Green Lagoon) at 4,350 meters, whose bright green waters owe their color to high magnesium content.

Afternoon

After a picnic lunch, head to Laguna Colorada (Red Lagoon) at 4,278 meters, famous for its vivid red hues caused by algae, and a sanctuary for around 30,000 flamingos. The breathtaking landscape offers one of Bolivia’s most unforgettable sights.

Continue to the Ollagüe Volcano viewpoint, where you’ll admire fumaroles and the impressive, active volcano towering at 5,868 meters on the Chilean border. This viewpoint reveals the majestic scale of the Andean wilderness and the raw beauty of the Lipez region.

Evening

Overnight at your hotel in San Pedro de Quemez.

MEALS
  • Breakfast at the hotel
  • Picnic lunch
  • Dinner at the hotel

Day 16 San Pedro de Quemez, Incahuasi Island, Uyuni salt flat

Morning

Explore the surroundings including the Burned Village, a historic site linked to the late 19th-century Pacific War with Chile. Then, visit the fascinating Cave of the Galaxies at 3,670 meters altitude. This otherworldly limestone cave, shaped by volcanic lava interacting with the ancient inland sea that once covered the area, offers a unique glimpse into Bolivia’s geological past.

Next, head to the Salar de Uyuni, the world’s largest salt flat, spanning over 12,000 km². Once part of the prehistoric Lake Minchin, the vast white expanse creates surreal landscapes unlike anywhere else on earth. Enjoy a picnic lunch right in the heart of the salt flats, surrounded by breathtaking views.

Afternoon

Visit Incahuasi Island (“House of the Inca” in Quechua), the most spectacular island within the Salar. Covered in volcanic rock and towering cacti up to 8 meters tall, it offers stunning panoramic views and a chance for iconic perspective photos on the endless white salt.

Please note, from December to March, heavy rains can flood parts of the Salar, making access to Incahuasi by vehicle difficult, though the flooded flats create magical mirror-like reflections. During June to August, temperatures can be very cold, so dress warmly.

Return to Uyuni at the end of the day.

Evening

Overnight at your hotel in Uyuni. 

MEALS
  • Breakfast at the hotel
  • Picnic lunch
  • Dinner at the hotel

Day 17 FLIGHT TO LA PAZ, ANDEAN CEREMONY

Morning

Private transfer from your hotel to the airport.

Direct flight to La Paz (1 hour).

Afternoon

At over 3,600 meters above sea level, La Paz sits high in the Andes, framed by the snow-capped peaks of the Cordillera Real. From here, your journey begins with a ride on the cable car to El Alto, a fast-growing city perched above 4,000 meters.

Arriving at the border between La Paz and El Alto, you'll be greeted with panoramic views plunging into the La Paz basin and stretching toward the towering Illimani volcano. In this highland setting, small ritual kiosks dot the edge of the cliffs — sacred spaces where yatiris, or Andean spiritual guides, perform traditional ceremonies.

You will take part in an authentic Andean offering ritual to Pachamama (Mother Earth), a moment of connection and gratitude. Through prayers and symbolic offerings in a ceremony known as ch’alla, you’ll experience the spiritual heartbeat of Aymara culture.

This experience offers meaningful insight into the Andean worldview — a living tradition rooted in balance, reciprocity, and respect for nature.

Evening

Free evening and overnight in La Paz.

MEALS
  • Breakfast at the hotel

Day 18 DEPARTURE

At the indicated time, private transfer to La Paz airport (45 min to 1 hour) for your international flight. 

MEALS
  • Breakfast at the hotel

Services

What's included

Flights

  • Domestic Flights:
    • Quito to Baltra
    • Baltra to Quito
    • Lima to Cusco
    • La Paz to Uyuni
  • Regional Flights:
    • Quito to Lima
    • Cusco to La Paz

Accommodation

Nights
17 nights in Premium Hotels

Meals

Full board plan
17 breakfasts + 8 lunches (some are picnic lunches) + 3 dinners

Transportation

Train
Train to Machu Picchu in comfortable economy class: Ollantaytambo/Aguas Calientes/Ollantaytambo
4x4
Premium 4x4 vehicle for your excursions in Uyuni and Lipez region
Boat
Shared boat excursions in the Galapagos Islands
Shuttle
Shared transfers in the Galapagos
Bus
Shuttle round trip Aguas Calientes/Machu Picchu/Aguas Calientes and transfers in the Galapagos
Car
Private car for all transfers and visits in Quito, Peru, Bolivia

Orientation

Guide
Shared English-speaking naturalist guide in the Galapagos / Private English-speaking guide in Peru and Bolivia

Entrance Fees

All entrance fees to mentioned sites, except in the Galapagos

What's not included

  • International flights to/from South America
  • Entrance Fee to Galapagos National Park (200 USD/person)
  • TCT Ingala Migration Card (20 USD/person)
  • Isabela Island Municipal Tax (10 USD/person)
  • Travel Insurance
  • Wetsuit Rental
  • Extra Meals
  • Drinks
  • Tips

Prices


Important notes

People with heart conditions are strongly advised to seek medical advice before booking. 

This tour includes many visits at sites above 10,000 ft (3000 m). To avoid altitude sickness, we strongly advise against any strong physical effort or any alcohol consumption in high-altitude places. 

Each guest must strictly follow the Galapagos National Park Rules: 

  • Remain on marked trails at visitor sites and respect signs at all times for the protection of wildlife
  • Maintain a distance of at least six feet (two meters) from wildlife to avoid disturbing them, even if they approach you
  • Never feed wildlife, as this can cause health problems
  • Flash photography is not permitted when taking photos of wildlife
  • Professional photography and videos recorded for commercial purposes must be authorized by the Galapagos National Park Department
  • It is your responsibility not to introduce food, animals, or plants into the Archipelago. Cooperate fully with all environmental inspection and quarantine officials during your visit.
  • Do not take or buy any products or souvenirs made from banned substances, including black coral, shells, lava rock, animal parts, or any native wood or vegetation prior to leaving Galapagos. This is illegal and must be reported
  • Practice “leave-no-trace” principles in order to maintain the beauty of the environment
  • Pack out all trash and dispose of or recycle it in the populated areas or on your tour boat
  • Smoking and/or campfires are strictly prohibited within the Galapagos National Park
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