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LA PAZ CITY - PRIVATE TOUR
Availability
Offered daily
Lenguage
English or Spanish
Max group size
Private
Service level
Standard
Highlights:
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🏛 San Pedro Square – Learn about the infamous San Pedro Prison from the outside (no photos allowed).
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🏛 Murillo Square – Visit the main square of La Paz and see Bolivia’s most important government buildings.
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🔮 Witches' Market – Discover local Andean traditions, ancestral rituals, and colorful artisan stalls.
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🚡 Cable Car Ride – Enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the city while riding three lines of the world's longest urban cable car system.
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🏜 Valle de la Luna (Moon Valley) – Explore an otherworldly natural landscape with a short scenic hike.
Tour Details
Explore La Paz’s vibrant culture and stunning landscapes. Visit iconic plazas, the Witches' Market, ride the cable cars, and hike through the surreal Moon Valley—all in a half day.
Price
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Starting at $46 per two persons, includes tax.
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$79 if you want go alone
When Can I Go?
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Departs every day.
Duration
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Half Day
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Depart: 09:00 AM or 02:00 PM (You choose the hour)
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Return: Four hours later.
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What to Bring
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Sunglasses.
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Sunscreen & Lip Balm – High UV exposure and dry air can affect your skin.
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Comfortable Clothing – Light layers for the day, warm layers for the evening.
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Hat & Scarf – Protection from the sun and cold winds.
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Comfortable Shoes – Sneakers or hiking shoes for walking on rough terrain.
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Camera.
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Personal Medications – Any necessary medicine, including altitude sickness pills if needed.
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Rain Jacket (Rainy Season: Dec–March) – Be prepared for wet conditions.
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Cash in Small Bills for souvenires and toilets.
Meeting/End Location
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Hotel or airport ends in La Paz
Group Size
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Private since 1 person
What’s Not Included
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Gratuities for your guide
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Souvenirs
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Any personal expenses
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Others not detailed
What’s Included
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Pick up from your hotel.
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Round-trip private transportation from La Paz
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English speaking guide
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Entrance fees
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Cable car tickets
“...Great way to see all La Paz has to offer in half a day!...”
— Michael., Nov, 2024 (See on Get Your Guide)
Itinerary
Flexible Start – Hotel Pick-up in La Paz.
San Pedro Square
Visit the historic San Pedro Square and observe the famous San Pedro Prison from the outside. Learn about its unique history and role in the city. Please note that taking photos is strictly prohibited.
Murillo Square
Explore the main square of La Paz, where you’ll see important government buildings such as the Presidential Palace, the National Congress, and the Cathedral. Your guide will share insights into Bolivia’s political history.
Witches’ Market
Walk through the traditional Witches’ Market and discover Andean spiritual beliefs. You'll see a variety of ritual items, medicinal herbs, and offerings used by local communities.
Cable Car Ride
Experience La Paz from above as you ride three different lines of the city’s cable car system. Enjoy stunning panoramic views of the urban landscape and surrounding mountains.
Moon Valley
Visit the Moon Valley, a unique natural area with impressive rock formations created by erosion. Take a short and scenic walk through this lunar-like landscape.
Drop-off at your accommodation
The tour ends with a drop-off back at your hotel or a central location of your choice.
Note: The order of the itinerary may vary depending on your pick-up location, in order to minimize time spent in transit and maximize your experience at each site.
La Paz City Tour
From $ 46
Private
4 hours
Cancellation Policy
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Itinerary Changes: The itinerary may be modified without prior notice due to factors beyond our control.
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During the rainy season, itinaries could change
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Travel Insurance: Passengers are strongly encouraged to have international travel insurance.
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Passenger Responsibility: Travelers must bring appropriate clothing, have valid documents, and adhere to the scheduled times.
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Transportation Conditions: Vehicles may vary in model and condition but meet basic operational requirements.
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Flight Delays: We are not responsible for flight delays, but we will do our best to assist passengers within our operational capacity.
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Any cancellation made on the same day or within 48 hours before departure will be considered a No Show, and no refund will be issued.
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If the service was booked through an external platform, any refund request must be processed directly with that platform according to its policies.
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according to the policies of that platform.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What clothing should I bring for a trip?
You should bring layers of clothing to handle the wide range of temperatures. During the day, it can be warm, so light clothing is advisable. At night, temperatures can drop significantly, so you'll need warm clothes such as a fleece, thermal underwear, a down jacket, gloves, and a hat. Waterproof clothing is also recommended during the rainy season.
Is it necessary to bring snacks or food?
Our tour provide lunch, but it's a good idea to bring some snacks for the journey if you like.
What kind of footwear is best for Bolivia?
Comfortable and sturdy walking shoes or hiking boots are essential for exploring the salt flats and other rugged terrains. Waterproof shoes are recommended if you visit during the wet season when the salt flats are covered with a thin layer of water. Also a slipper is a good option.
What should I know about local customs and etiquette?
Leave no trace and avoid damaging the landscape. Interactions with locals: Be polite and respectful. Learning a few basic Spanish phrases can be very helpful. Tipping: It's customary to tip your tour guides and drivers, usually around 10%.
What essentials should I pack for the trip?
Sunscreen: The high altitude can intensify the sun's rays. Sunglasses: Protect your eyes from the bright sun and the glare off the salt. Hat: A wide-brimmed hat can provide extra protection from the sun. Lip balm: To prevent chapped lips from the dry air. Moisturizer: For your skin, as the air can be very dry. Water bottle: Stay hydrated, especially at high altitudes. Camera: To capture the stunning landscapes. Portable charger: To keep your devices charged during long days of exploration.