Argentina, Bolivia Tour

Arrival at the Ezeiza International Airport in Buenos Aires.

Meet and greet with your private English-speaking guide.

Transfer to your hotel in the city centre (45 min).

At about 8 pm, transfer to a traditional Tango House where you will spend the evening (10 min).

Dinner at an old tango institution in the capital followed by a 1h30 tango-show.

At about 11 pm, transfer to your hotel (10 min).

Overnight at your hotel in Buenos Aires. 

Discover the historical center on a guided walking tour that will take you through the emblematic Plaza de Mayo and stop for pictures in front of la Casa Rosada, the pink Presidential Palace.

Drive to San Telmo, the city's oldest neighborhood. With its many busy cafes, tango parlors, and antique shops lining the cobblestone colonial streets, it  is a neighborhood much loved by local artists and dancers.

Take time to tango around the colorful 'El Caminito' street museum, once home to Italian immigrants.

Stroll around Puerto Madero, a pioneer project for the rehabilitation of the city's old docks.

Transfer to the Domestic Airport (30min).

Direct flight to Salta (1 hour 40min).

Meet and greet with your private English-speaking guide.

Transfer to your hotel (15 min). 

Free evening.

Overnight at your hotel in Salta. 

Visit the city's main square and the museums and churches close by. Marvel at the beautiful colonial architecture of the city: The Cabildo (an ancient symbol of local power), the imposing Cathedral, the Church of San Francisco, the Convent of San Bernardo, and the Cerro San Bernardo. In the afternoon you will visit the quaint village of San Lorenzo located only 5 miles into the countryside.

Visit the "Museo de Arqueologia de Alta Montana, MAAM": this museum was created after the incredible discovery of the children of Llullaillaco. These Inca children died in a religious ritual and were found perfectly preserved by the cold at the top of the volcano Llullaillaco in 1999. 150 objects that were included in their burial were also found. Research has shown that they lived there over 500 years ago, during the height of the Inca Empire before the arrival of the Spanish.

Free afternoon to enjoy the city.

Free evening.

Overnight at your hotel in Salta.

Begin your adventure early in the morning with departure from Salta city, heading north along Route 9 through the scenic Yungas cloud forest. As you climb in altitude, the landscape transforms dramatically into high-altitude desert. You'll stop in picturesque villages like Volcán and Tumbaya.

Continue your journey along the impressive Cuesta de Lipán, a winding mountain road reaching altitudes over 4,000 meters, offering breathtaking panoramic views and wildlife sightings (look out for vicuñas and condors!).

By late morning or midday, arrive at the stunning Salinas Grandes — a vast white salt flat stretching across the high plateau. Take time to explore the surreal landscape, snap creative perspective photos, and learn about traditional salt extraction methods from local workers.

After lunch, begin your descent back down Cuesta de Lipán toward the colorful village of Purmamarca. Arrive in the afternoon and check into your accommodation.

Spend the rest of the afternoon strolling around the quaint adobe streets of Purmamarca, browsing its artisan markets, and visiting the iconic Iglesia de Santa Rosa de Lima. Don’t miss a walk around the Paseo de los Colorados, a short trail that loops behind the village and offers spectacular views of the Cerro de los Siete Colores (Hill of Seven Colors), glowing especially beautifully at sunset.

Free evening and overnight in Pumamarca.

Take a trip through the Quebrada de Humahuaca (3 hours 30 min) which was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2003. The Quebrada de Humahuaca is an arid area with stunning landscapes where colors and cultural wealth abound. This is a site where many pre-Columbian and colonial vestiges have stood the test of time.

Start your tour in the small town of Purmamarca to marvel at the Hill of Seven Colors, the Church, and the Artisan Market on the plaza. Pass by the Posta de Hornillos, the antique post office, and continue to the town of Tilcara to visit Pucará, a pre-Inca fortress nearby (entrance fee not included). Continue to Huacalera, where you will cross the Tropic of Capricorn and where there are great views of the colorful hill of Pollera de la Colla.

Visit the Church of Uquía that hosts paintings of the Arcabuceros Angels (important vestige in the area from the Cuzqueña school). Arrival to Humahuaca with its important Cathedral and the Monument to Independence (El Indio) by the sculptor Soto Avendaño. Return after lunch to observe from the route Paleta del Pintor that frames the town of Maimara.

Transfer to your hotel in Purmamarca. 

Free evening.

Overnight at your hotel in Purmamarca.

At the indicated time, transfer to the bus terminal for your trip to La Quiaca (3 hours 30 min).

Welcoming at the Villazon border by our Bolivian team. Followed by border procedures.

Departure to the village of Tupiza in a private vehicle (1 hour).

In the afternoon, you will visit the town's surroundings where Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid were believed to have died in the late 1900s.

Many stunning features like the Canyon of the Duende, the Toroyoj river, the Quebrada de Palmira, and the Valley of the Machos make it an incredible place to photograph.

Free evening in Tupiza.

Overnight at your hotel in Tupiza.

Depart for Uyuni and follow the tracks of the 2014 Dakar Rally that took place in South America with several stages in Bolivia.

Passing by strikingly red hills you will get to the town of Atocha where you will have a well-deserved lunch with typical Andean flavors.

Drive to the town of Uyuni, northwest of Tupiza (4 hours 30 min).

Discover Uyuni’s train cemetery where several old abandoned locomotives and train cars conjure up a very unique landscape of desolation.

Transfer to your hotel in Uyuni.

Free evening.

Overnight at your hotel in Uyuni.

Transfer to the small town of Colchani (15 min).

Learn about the Colchani salt cooperative and how it extracts and processes 25,000 tonnes of Uyuni salt every year (20 min).

Free time to tour the souvenir market (30 min).

Your 4x4 tour will take you to the Uyuni Salt Flats, the world's largest salt flats covering 4,086 square miles (10,582 square km) with several stops for photo opportunities along the way.

Drive on the Salt Flats on your way to Incahuasi Island also known as the Isla del Pescado (Fish Island).

Enjoy some free time to climb to the top of the hill and explore this strange mound covered in cactuses.

Note: Incahuasi Island may not be accessible during the wet season.

Drive across the Salt Flats on your way to the Tunupa volcano.

Drive to San Pedro de Quemes (2 hour 45 min).

Overnight at your hotel in San Pedro de Quemes. 

Begin your day with a private transfer from your hotel to the Rurrenabaque airport.

Board your domestic flight to La Paz, ascending from the lush Amazon basin to the heights of the Andes.

Upon arrival in La Paz, enjoy a private transfer to your hotel, accompanied by an English-speaking representative for a smooth arrival experience.

Then, 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.

Free evening and overnight in La Paz.

Transfer to La Paz' airport for you to catch your international flight back home.