Last Edited: September 2026 Lake Titicaca sits at approximately 3,810 metres above sea level and covers more than 8,000 square kilometres, straddling the border between Peru and Bolivia. Over the years, Lake Titicaca has become a very popular destination for visitors to the continent and has arguably become somewhat “over touristy”. However, it’s still worth seeing...
Last Updated: October 2026 We knew our visit to the Salar de Uyuni in Bolivia would be spectacular. We’d met so many travellers who raved about it, but nothing could have prepared us for just how incredible it really was. Even with our high expectations, the Salar de Uyuni completely blew us away! As the largest salt flats in the world, this seemingly endless...
Last Updated: October 2026 When in Bolivia, a lot of people head straight to the Uyuni Salt Flats and miss a very beautiful part of the country, the Sajama National Park. That’s a real shame because the Sajama National Park certainly shouldn’t be missed. With its magnificent Andean landscapes, this park is heaven for photographers and adventurers alike. There are...
Last Updated: October 2026 At around 3,640 metres above sea level, La Paz is one of the highest cities in the world and Bolivia’s fascinating administrative capital. Surrounded by dramatic mountain scenery, it’s a city unlike anywhere else we’ve visited. Traditional Aymara women in colourful bowler hats and layered skirts walk alongside busy street...
Last Updated: October 2026 Lake Titicaca is the highest navigable lake in the world and stretches across the border between Peru and Bolivia. After spending five weeks exploring Peru, we finished our journey in Puno before crossing into Bolivia, with Copacabana as our first stop. We travelled with Bolivia Hop, which made the border crossing incredibly easy (read...
Last Updated: October 2026 Crossing the border from Peru to Bolivia is relatively straightforward, especially if you’re travelling between Puno and Copacabana on Lake Titicaca. However, navigating immigration formalities in a foreign country can sometimes feel a little daunting. After spending five incredible weeks exploring Peru, it was time for us to continue...