After breakfast you’ll head back to the airport for your flight to the colonial gem that is Sucre. There you’ll be met at the airport and transferred to your comfortable hotel. In the afternoon, you will visit Casa de la Libertad, where Bolivia's proclamation of independence from Spain was signed. You will also visit the main streets of the The White City, and Asur, a living museum that shares the rich history of textiles in the southern Andes.

Today you will enjoy a half-day visit of the Glorieta Castle, a fanciful building located 4 miles from the city. The castle, built by a rich businessman, is dominated by three towers: a gothic chapel tower, the Russian-inspired “Prince’s tower” and the octagonal “Princess’s tower” which is topped by a Chinese pagoda. In the afternoon, you will have time to explore Sucre at your leisure before enjoying a special dinner and folk show at Orígenes, where expert dancers will take you on a journey through Bolivia’s highlands, valleys and plains.

After breakfast you will be driven, by private car, to Potosí (around 2-3 hours), starting in the valleys at 10,300ft and arriving to the highlands at 13,300ft. Upon arrival in Potosí – which was once the second-richest city in the Spanish empire – you will visit the Casa de la Moneda (Mint House), and some of the main churches while also getting a feel for its narrow colonial streets. In the afternoon you will travel to Hacienda Cayara, your base for the night, that’s nestled in a remote valley on the outskirts of Potosí.

The valleys around Potosi were critical farmlands for the miners that worked the Cerro Rico silver mines. While most of the haciendas that fed them are long gone, Cayara Hotel-Museum preserves many of the practices of colonial life and farming. You'll take a walk around the farm and buildings before visiting their small dairy and hydroelectric plant. After lunch, we will take the road back to Potosí (30 min). From here, we will have a private transfer to the town of Uyuni (3.5 hrs)

After breakfast in your hotel, depart for a tour of the silver mining ghost town of Pulacayo, now a World Industrial Heritage site. Next you’ll voyage into the heart of the world’s largest salt flat, visiting Fish Island (Isla del Pescado) known for its giant cacti and breathtaking panoramic views of the flats. Enjoy an unforgettable sunset over the salt flats before retiring to your unique salt hotel, relaxing and taking in this incredible place.

After a hearty breakfast, begin a highland safari through the lunar landscapes of the southern Bolivia altiplano. Heading south, today you’ll experience completely different volcanic landscapes, highland deserts, and colorful lagoons forming the Eduardo Avaroa Reserve. With a little luck, you’ll get to glimpse unique Andean wildlife such as flamingos, vicuñas, viscachas, Andean fox, and Andean ostrich. Visit the famous Stone Tree, formed by millenia of wind erosion, and the vibrant Red Lagoon, before continuing to your hotel where a hot dinner awaits.

Today you’ll continue your journey through the Eduardo Avaroa Reserve, where you’ll be able to witness geysers and even take a dip in a nearby thermal bath. Next, you’ll pass by the surreal Dali Desert, named after the eccentric artist, and the Green Lagoon, before making your way back to the airport in Uyuni. After a quick evening flight to La Paz, a private vehicle will take you to your hotel for a good night’s rest.

After a morning uncovering La Paz’s secrets at your leisure, you’ll begin a private half-day tour of the Bolivian capital’s highlights. You’ll explore the city’s most historic neighborhoods before venturing onwards to the unique landscapes of Moon Valley. Afterwards you’ll take a ride on one of the ultra-modern cable cars (Bolivia’s answer to the subway), enjoying incredible bird’s eye views of bustling La Paz, before returning to your hotel for the evening.

Today you will depart from La Paz to Lake Titicaca, en route to one of the most important cultural sites in the Central Andes, the Island of the Sun. Your first stop is Copacabana on the lakeshore, where you will stroll around town and visit the local church with its famous dark virgin. Then, you will take a private ferry to the Sun Island (1.5 hours), where you will have lunch while enjoying an amazing view of the lake and the Royal Range of the Andes. Finally, you will hike (yes, hike) to your hotel before enjoying the evening at your leisure.

All good things must come to an end. After breakfast on the island, you will take a short walk via the magnificent Inca Stairway and fountains to reach the pier where your private ferry awaits. You will complete your time in the Lake Titicaca region with a visit to Santiago de Okola, a small village 1.5 hours by ferry from the Sun Island. You will enjoy a guided tour of Okola before sharing a traditional lunch with your hosts. After lunch, you'll have some free time to walk along the beach, hike up a local peak known as the Sleeping Dragon or participate in a weaving workshop. You will return to La Paz in the evening, before catching your international flight home.