Sucre to Potosi & Uyuni
7 DAYS Starting from $4,190 per person
Explore the cultural and natural highlights of Bolivia in comfort with this 7-Day Sucre, Potosi & Uyuni Expedition. Depart from La Paz for Sucre, where you will soak up the historic sites and admire the charming architecture of the country’s erstwhile capital. Head to Potosi, once the second-richest city in the Spanish empire to experience the narrow colonial streets and ornate, centuries-old churches. Last but certainly not least, you’ll take in the mesmerizing wonders of the Salar de Uyuni, the world’s largest salt flat, staying in a salt hotel and exploring the neighboring deserts, lakes and rock formations.
Trip at a Glance
HIGHLIGHTS
- Learn about Bolivia’s fascinating folklore, exploring the streets, churches and museums of Sucre, the town where Bolivia’s independence from Spain was signed.
- Travel on to Potosi, once the second-richest city in the Spanish empire, where you can explore the narrow colonial streets and visit the mint house.
- Head on to the Salar de Uyuni, the world’s largest salt flat, where you’ll see the silver mining ghost town of Pulacayo and visit Fish Island, known for its giant cacti.
- You’ll be accommodated and transferred in comfort, with expert guides overseeing your excursion, and most of your meals included. You’ll even stay in a hotel made entirely of salt.
- Take the opportunity to explore La Paz, the world’s highest capital, at your own leisure and to sample its up-and-coming gastro scene.
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