Apolobamba is one of Bolivia’s most remote and beautiful protected areas and is home to an amazing diversity of indigenous groups, landscapes and biodiversity. On this short break you will experience highland villages as well as the people who call this region their home. With daily treks you'll pass absolutely stunning glacier-topped mountains and pristine lakes. You have not visited Bolivia without a trip to magnificent Apolobamba!

Madidi Protected Area is one of the most biologically diverse places on the planet. This expedition takes you on a riverboat into the heart of Madidi, where you stay in rainforest cabins and make daily excursions to the forest, lakes and rivers that surround you. Wildlife abounds in Madidi, so keep your eyes peeled for monkeys, tapirs, macaws, ocelots, coatis, sloths and more! 

Ready to get stimulated? On this unique cultural and culinary tour you will learn all about - and try in various forms - three natural stimulants grown on the eastern slopes of the Bolivian Andes: Coffee, cocoa and coca. Learn how these products are produced as you stop-in on real Andean farms, eat with the local people, and soak up the gorgeous scenery of the region. 

Experience all the contrasts and spectacular urban and rural landscapes of the Central Andes during this fantastic, guided exploration of the city and valley of La Paz. From the heights of El Alto and its views of the glaciar topped Cordillera Real to the shocking green fields of the valley’s peri-urban farming communities, you will see it all on this journey to and through one of South America’s oldest cities and today’s gateway to the Central Andean region.

Explore the traditional communities on and near Lake Titicaca, Bolivia. In addition to being an incredible natural wonder, Lake Titicaca has been a center of cultural development for thousands of years. Today’s lakeside communities are the result of a fascinating combination of Western and highland traditions and practices. On this short break, we will visit four communities to see how they are surviving at 3800 meters above sea level! Stay overnight in a homestay with a local family and soak-up the completely gorgeous environment. 

Follow the trail of Bolivia's historic silver mines and massive salt flats (and for good measure throw in a few volcanoes and flamingo-covered turquoise lakes!) on this nine day, cross-country expedition that takes you to and through some of the most spectacular landscapes of South America. The tour starts out in La Paz, gateway to the Central Andes, and finishes up in Sucre, Bolivia's constitutional capital and a UNESCO recognized World Heritage Site.