Search results for 'lima'

Peru's first hop-on/hop-off tourist bus service from Lima to Arequipa including stops in Paracas, Huacachina and Nazca (Lima to Canyon). Flexible dates. Safe, reliable and fun!  Daily departures from Lima and Paracas, 4 departures per week from Huacachina.

Bolivia and Peru's first hop-on/hop-off bus service from La Paz to Cusco to Lima, including stops in Copacabana, Puno, Cusco, Arequipa, Nasca, Huacachina and Paracas (La Paz to Cusco to Capital). Using our own buses and local tour conductors we take you off the beaten track to see the hidden gems of Bolivia and Peru in a safe, flexible and fun way. Daily departures from La Paz. Optional short tours available for an extra price.

Bolivia and Peru's first hop-on/hop-off bus service from La Paz to Arequipa to Lima, including stops in Copacabana, Puno, Nasca, Huacachina and Paracas (La Paz to Canyon to Capital). Using our own buses and local tour conductors we take you off the beaten track to see the hidden gems of Bolivia and Peru in a safe, flexible and fun way. Daily departures from La Paz. Optional short tours available for an extra price.

Illimani is the mountain that overlooks La Paz and is considered the guardian mountain of the city. It is the second highest peak in Bolivia standing at 6438 meters (21,122 ft) and the highest in the Cordillera Real. This is a challenging climb and while not very technical some experience is required. This climb is run only during the dry season. 

The El Choro trek is the most popular trek with tourists due to its easy accessibility from La Paz, stunning views and varied scenery. Ranging from chilly Andean mountains, down through cloud forest to semi-tropical rainforest it offers a range of conditions to deal with but is also a fantastic introduction to the varied environments of Bolivia and the different conditions you can encounter trekking here.

Hotel Oberland is located in the southern area of Mallasa that offers a warmer climate and a lower altitude making this a good choice for people wishing to reduce the effects of altitude upon arrival in La Paz or simply for those wishing to stay out of the city center. This Swiss style hotel has good service and serves up delicious food in the onsite restaurant.

This 4 day climb of Mount Sajama is a chance to climb the highest mountain in Bolivia at an altitude of 6549 meters. This is not a technical climb and can be attempted by well acclimatised beginners.

This short but challenging trek follows a high altitude trail between two of Bolivia's most famous mountains - Huayna Potosi and Chacaltaya. All of this trek is above 4500 meters so it is essential to be well acclimatised to undertake this. This is a good option as altitude training if you are planning Huayna Potosi later on.

Huayna Potosi is a beginner level mountain climb over a 3 day period including basic training, equipment and a rare chance to get over 6000 meters without being an experienced climber. Highly recommended. This is one of the most popular climbs in South America.

Exhilarating and relaxing, tandem paragliding requires no previous experience or special skills. Makes for a great half day out. Your tandem flight will be with an experienced pilot who has hundreds of previous flights and treats safety as a priority. Lots of fun!

A 1 day motorcycle tour up the World's Most Dangerous Road, Bolivia. This is suitable for very experienced riders only and you must have a motorcycle licence. You can see a cool video of this trip here.

Climb to the top of Cerro Tunari and experience incredible views of the Cochabamba valley below and mas far as Illimani mountain in the distance. Pass near ancient traditional communities, spot the majestic condor in the wild, see herds of llamas and if we are lucky some wild vicuñas. Glistening mountain lakes, mysterious fossil formations and Quenua forests (world's highest trees) all make for a fantastic mountain adventure out of the city in just one day.

Explore the sub-tropical Yungas valleys and get to taste different types of coffee by taking this one day trip from La Paz. The Coroico region is one of the main centres of coffee plantations in Bolivia and it's definitely worth a visit. Transfer from and back to La Paz is included in the price.

Take this day trip and explore two natural attractions in southern La Paz, only a few km away from the city. This tour will take you first to the Valley of the Souls and its unique rocky landscapes filled with magic. Later you will explore and talk through the Palca Canyon, stretching out below the foot of majestic Illimani, the guardian mountain of La Paz. 

This half day tour to the mines in Potosí gives you the unique opportunity to witness the miners' way of living in the world's highest city. The Cerro Rico (''rich mountain'') of Potosí was famous for providing large quantities of silver and other precious minerals for Spain during colonial times. Due to this strong exploitation and harsh climate Potosí is now one of the poorest cities of Bolivia and by taking this tour you are supporting the local economy.

If you are an experienced rider wanting to feel the once-in-a-lifetime thrill of riding a motorcycle at +5000 m above sea level, then this is the ideal tour for you. Chacaltaya was the "highest commercial ski area" in the world and it is now visited to witness the stunning views of the Cordillera Real mountain range from Chacaltaya's 5300 meter peak.

Chacaltaya was the "highest commercial ski area" in the world although very little sking takes place nowadays and it is mainly visited to witness the stunning views of the Cordillera Real mountain range from Chacaltaya's 5300 meter peak. Chacaltaya is a good day trip from La Paz and possible for anyone who has acclimatised a little.