Walking over the reflective surface of the Uyuni Salt Flats, Bolivia

Bolivia

Bolivia’s scenic diversity is hard to underestimate and impossible to forget

Adventure Holidays in Bolivia

Created politically only a century and a half ago, Bolivia is twice the size of France, and has a population of only seven and a half million. Of these, seventy percent are indigenous Indians, most of them living between 3,000m and 4,000m in the Andean highlands of the country. The so-called social elite, European by descent and education, has little influence on the lives or the thinking of the indigenous population, for whom the pre-colonial past is woven into the present in a way very difficult for the casual visitor to understand. Holidays in Bolivia will readily be appreciated by anyone interested in incomparable mountain scenery, the wild beauty of the landscapes, whether they are of the Andes, Amazon or Altiplano, and the dignity and charm of its people. Bolivia has few comforts and fewer pretensions, but hardly any disappointments for the committed traveller. Exodus Travels have a superb range of adventure and activity trips to Bolivia. 

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Bolivia Adventure Holidays

Incahuasi Island, Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia
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Highlights of Bolivia

Discover Bolivia's immense landscapes, ancient history and colonial cities 

Guided Group Adventure Holidays

Discovery & Wildlife
17 days inc. flights
From £3,349
Activity Rating - Leisurely/Moderate

In the spotlight: Lake Tititcaca

Exodus stay in an eco-lodge on Lake Tititcaca's beautiful Isla del Sol, disembarking at Pillkokaina port where we ascend the steps to the 'Fountain of Eternal Youth'. It's about an hour's walk to our eco-lodge, which allows us to take in the stunning surroundings; deep blue waters of Lake Titicaca in contrast to the snow-capped peaks of the Cordillera Real. On the North of the island we visit the Temple of the Sun – where you can explore the huge labrynth complex of ruins – walking across the island. We will also visit the Sacred Rock, carved in the shape of a puma, before taking a traditional Apthapi lunch with a local family, that could include a selection of dishes typically including boiled potatoes, vegetables, eggs, local tortilla, chicken, trout and sauces.

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We offer more than 500 holidays across 100 countries on all seven continents. And although we’ve grown in the last 40 years, our philosophy stays the same: to bring like-minded people together on authentic adventures, with minimal impact to the environments and cultures we visit. We only work with reputable partners, with whom we’ve built longstanding relationships, and work on various community and environmental projects around the world. Read more about our Responsible Travel initiatives here.

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