Multi-activity adventure through the wonders of Bolivia

Paddle through the legendary waters of Lake Titicaca! Our 1.5-hour kayak trip from Sicuani Bay to Isla del Sol offers a complete immersion amidst sacred mountains and golden reflections. Experience the capricious nature of the world's highest navigable lake, whether calm or vibrant; its waters will carry you towards the mysterious ruins of Pilkokaina.

Next, dare to experience the extraordinary: dive into 12°C water around Moon Island alongside a biologist, and encounter giant frogs , a rare and fascinating species. Explore a mysterious shipwreck and contribute to a real conservation project.

Also on the program: exploration of the Inca temples of Chinkana, birthplace of the Sun, hikes on sacred trails, and authentic nights in an isolated ecolodge facing the Andes.

Hop on your mountain bike for an unmissable descent that will take you from the Andean heights to the lush Yungas in just a few hours. Starting from La Cumbre at 4,600 m, you'll embark on an immersive 3,400 m descent, alternating between paved roads and winding dirt trails.

Each turn reveals landscapes more spectacular than the last: impressive rock walls, waterfalls crossing the path, and breathtaking precipices — an intense sensory and visual experience.

As you descend, the dry air of the altiplano gives way to a gentle tropical warmth, the vegetation becomes more lush, and the snow-capped peaks gradually give way to verdant forests populated by birds and wildflowers.

Upon arrival in Yolosa, at an altitude of 1,200 m, the satisfaction of having completed one of the most legendary descents in the world is accompanied by a feeling of total disorientation.

Put on your gear and jump in for an immersive rafting adventure on the Río Coroico, whose whitewater rushes down from the Andean highlands. Paddle together, navigating dynamic rapids and exhilarating currents amidst a backdrop of dense jungle and majestic mountains.

The experience alternates between moments of intense action and phases of tranquil gliding, allowing you to admire the surrounding biodiversity with its tropical birds, colorful butterflies, and lush vegetation. A break near a waterfall offers a moment of natural refreshment amidst the exertion.

Ideal for sports enthusiasts seeking natural challenges and breathtaking scenery, this descent perfectly combines physical effort, adrenaline, and connection with wild nature.

A breath of fresh air and strong emotions, accessible to all those who love action and wide open spaces.

Saddle up for an active exploration of the Andean landscapes! This horseback riding trip combines physical effort and immersion in nature, on dirt and hilly paths that offer pleasant challenges without technical difficulty.

Our experienced horses, suitable for all levels, will take you through a unique, rugged landscape of ochre rocks and vast skies, with the snow-capped peaks of the Andes as a backdrop. The invigorating climbs and controlled descents will delight those seeking a bit of exercise, while the overall pace remains accessible, even for teenagers and occasional riders.

An opportunity to observe unspoiled nature — viscachas, birds — and to share an authentic, restorative adventure suitable for those who want to move without overexerting themselves.

Perfect for active families or groups of friends looking for a change of scenery and outdoor activity.

Your day begins in Uyuni with a visit to the famous train cemetery, a silent witness to the region's mining history. You then head west, crossing desert expanses dotted with isolated villages like San Cristobal, where vicuñas are sometimes spotted.

The heart of this experience is an authentic homestay in Santiago, a village emblematic of royal quinoa production. Welcomed by Justino and Eva into their adobe house, you'll share their daily life and lunch with them, enjoying local quinoa-based specialties.

In the afternoon, explore the Laqaya archaeological site, where Justino's stories will immerse you in the pre-Hispanic and colonial history of the region. The day concludes with a convivial dinner and an overnight stay with a local family, for a unique human and cultural experience.

A day combining desert landscapes, warm encounters and the discovery of the historical and agricultural heritage of the Altiplano.

Experience an extraordinary adventure accompanying a llama caravan across the vast landscapes of the Altiplano. This unique trek immerses you in the footsteps of the ancient Inca caravaneers, on ancestral trails where time seems to stand still.

At the leisurely pace of the llamas, you will walk for several hours across the pampas, guiding the herd as Andean shepherds have done for centuries. This physically engaging experience combines moderate effort with magical moments: guiding the llamas with a waraka (sling), sharing their friendly grunts, and watching over them like a traditional guardian.

The trek culminates with the arrival at the Salar de Uyuni, an intense visual and emotional reward. In the evening, you will sleep under the stars after a day of human-animal connection and immersion in the living history of the Andes.

For those looking for much more than a hike: a rare, almost forgotten experience, where you become a caravanner for a day.

After a moving farewell to your llama companions, hop on your bike for a unique crossing of the Salar de Uyuni. Pedal across the vast, smooth white expanse of this salt desert, where landmarks disappear and the feeling of freedom becomes absolute.

Under the guidance of your guide, move swiftly across this mineral expanse with its ever-changing reflections, between optical illusions and infinite horizons. Physical exertion is present but rewarding, punctuated by the fascination of gliding through an almost otherworldly landscape.

The adventure culminates with arrival at Pia Pia Island, an oasis of rocks and giant cacti where you set up camp for the night. The program includes: exploring on foot, stargazing in the enveloping silence, and a night in a tent in the heart of the Salar, equipped with comfortable sleeping bags and mats.

A rare sporting and sensory experience, combining cycling effort, a complete change of scenery and the magic of the elements — salt, sky and stars.

For those who want to feel the infinite beneath their feet and experience a night out of this world.

Sunrise over the Salar is an incredible spectacle every morning. The salt sea takes on pink and orange hues, and the cold is biting.

Goodbye bikes! A 4x4 vehicle picks us up to take us to the Thunupa volcano, the main Apu of the Salar, its principal deity. This sacred mountain, according to legend, gave birth to the Salar, so we are going to pay it homage. We climb the volcano, its colors magnificent, to place our coca leaves on its slopes. We enter a cave where mummies, guardians of the mountain, reside, to whom we must, of course, also give a ration of coca.

We finally descend and cross the Salar in its entirety to rejoin the world of men and tourists, on the side of Uyuni.

Your driver will pick you up at the hotel for a transfer to Uyuni Airport. Domestic flight to La Paz. Upon arrival, another transfer will take you to your hotel via El Alto, where the vibrant city life and colorful markets offer a first taste of a different culture.

You then have a completely free day to explore La Paz at your own pace. Stroll through the historic center, discover local crafts on Sagárnaga Street, or learn about ancestral rituals at the famous "Witches' Market".

For a spectacular view, hop aboard the cable cars — the highest network in the world — and fly over the city at an altitude of 4,000 m, between mountains and skyscrapers.

A vibrant day of transition, between cultural immersion and total freedom, before concluding your trip in style.