Journey from the ancient Incan citadels of the Andes to the surreal, mirror-like expanse of the world's largest salt flats.
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Discover the legacy of ancient civilizations on this exclusive 10-day Peru and Bolivia tour.
Explore Lima, Cusco, and Machu Picchu before witnessing the stunning Uyuni salt flats.
A captivating 14-day journey through the natural wonders and cultural treasures of South America.
Experience the mysterious energy of the Nazca Lines and the historic majesty of Machu Picchu.
From the Amazon Jungle to Lake Titicaca, witness Peru's diverse wildlife and ancient ruins.
Experience the Andes' core highlights from Arequipa's white streets to the Colca Valley.
Elevate your adventure through Bolivia's colonial towns and iconic silver mines.
Conquer the legendary Death Road on an adrenaline-fueled biking tour from La Paz.
Immerse yourself in island life with a local family homestay on Lake Titicaca.
Witness a spectacular sunset and mirror reflections at the famous Salar de Uyuni.
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A 10-day expedition through Peru and Bolivia offers a profound immersion into the heart of South America. This journey bridges two nations defined by the towering Andes and shared Incan heritage. You will begin among the colonial charms and culinary wonders of Lima or Cusco, standing in awe before the architectural marvel of Machu Picchu. The adventure continues across the high-altitude Altiplano to Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world, where indigenous cultures maintain ancient traditions on floating reed islands. Finally, you will venture into Bolivia to witness the breathtaking Salar de Uyuni, a white landscape so vast it challenges your perception of perspective. By booking through our platform, you gain access to the most highly-rated itineraries curated from top-tier operators like Viator, ensuring a seamless transition across borders and cultures.
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May to October (Dry Season) for trekking and clear mountain views|January to March (Rainy Season) for the Uyuni mirror effect
Thermal base layers for the Altiplano|Windproof and waterproof outer shell|Comfortable hiking boots with ankle support|Wide-brimmed hat and polarized sunglasses
The tour traces the expansion of the Inca Empire from its navel in Cusco to its spiritual connection with the waters of Titicaca and the vast southern territories.
Most of our partners offer free cancellation up to 24-48 hours before the tour starts, though multi-day tours with flights/trains may have stricter terms. Always review the 'Cancellation Policy' on the specific product page.
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Real experiences from real travelers
Booking through this platform was the best decision. The transition from Peru to Bolivia was handled perfectly by the operator. Machu Picchu was stunning, but the Uyuni Salt Flats were the real surprise. Highly recommend the 10-day window!
Every detail was looked after. From the pickup in Lima to the drop-off in La Paz, we felt safe and informed. The local guides provided so much history about the Inca and Tiwanaku civilizations.
The altitude is no joke, so take the guide's advice on coca tea. The views in the Eduardo Avaroa Reserve in Bolivia were like nothing I've ever seen. Great value for a 10-day trip.
We compared several tours here and chose the one with the Amazon extension. The variety of landscapes—from jungle to salt desert—is mind-blowing. Thank you for making booking so easy!
If you like photography, the Uyuni section of this 10-day tour is essential. The mirror effect in January was perfect. Our guide knew all the best spots for the perspective shots.
Crossing the border at Lake Titicaca can be confusing, but our tour through Viator made it simple. The floating islands were a bit touristy but a must-see for the history.
The 'Taste of Peru' aspect of our tour was phenomenal. We didn't expect the food in Lima to be such a highlight. The salt flats were the perfect finale to a busy 10 days.
Worth every penny. The 10-day itinerary hits all the heavy hitters. We felt the selection of hotels was superior to what we could have found on our own.
Everything you need to know for your journey
Visa requirements vary by nationality. US citizens currently require a visa (approx. $160) which can be obtained at the border or consulate. Most EU, UK, and Australian citizens do not require a visa for short tourist stays. Always check current regulations before departure.
The dry season (May to October) offers clear skies and is best for trekking in Peru. However, the 'mirror effect' on the Uyuni Salt Flats only occurs during the rainy season (January to March). Shoulder months like April and November offer a great balance.
It is essential to acclimatize in Cusco or La Paz for 24-48 hours before heavy activity. Drink plenty of water, avoid alcohol, and try local remedies like coca tea. Many tours also carry oxygen for emergencies.
Most 10-day multi-country packages include internal flights (e.g., Lima to Cusco), but you should check the specific 'Inclusions' section of your chosen tour on the booking page to be certain.
Layering is key. You will experience everything from humid heat in Lima to freezing temperatures at night in Uyuni. Bring a heavy down jacket, waterproof layers, sturdy hiking boots, and high-SPF sunblock.
When booking through our professional partners, border crossings are streamlined. A guide usually accompanies you to the immigration office at Kasani or Desaguadero to ensure all paperwork is handled correctly.
Peru uses the Sol (PEN) and Bolivia uses the Boliviano (BOB). US Dollars are widely accepted in major cities and for tipping, but ensure bills are crisp and tear-free. ATMs are available in larger towns like Cusco, Puno, and La Paz.
Typically, breakfasts are included. Many tours include lunches during full-day excursions (like the Sacred Valley or Uyuni). Dinners are often left open for you to explore local gastronomy. Check your specific itinerary for a full meal plan.
While there are plenty of walking tours and some steep stairs at Incan sites, most 10-day 'highlights' tours are not strenuous treks. Options like the Inca Trail can be added, but the standard discovery tours use trains and buses to reach major sites.
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