PREMIUM SOUTH AMERICA EXPEDITIONS

Bolivia & Peru & Argentina

Where the Andes Meet the Amazon.

Some journeys change the way you see the world. This is where they happen.
Andes 2 Amazon is a South American travel company specializing in multi-day journeys through Bolivia, Peru, and Argentina. We are based in the region, led by local experts, and built for travelers who want more than a standard tour.

DISCOVER SOUTH AMERICA

Three Countries.
One Journey.
Endless Discovery.

Bolivia, Peru, and Argentina share the spine of the Andes — but each country is a worldof its own.

We connect them. We guide you through them. And we make sure you actuallyexperience them — not just pass through.
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Photo of Machu Picchu travelers llama viewpoint. Peru tour, Machu Picchu and Cusco

Peru

Machu Picchu. Cusco. The Sacred Valley. Rainbow Mountain. The Amazon. Peru is one of the world’s greatest travel destinations — and endlessly rewarding beyond the famous sites.
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Argentina

Patagonia. Buenos Aires. The wine country of Mendoza and Salta. The dramatic northwest. Argentina is a country of vast contrasts — sophisticated and wild in equal measure.
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Photo of Potosí indigenous woman traditional dress altiplano. Bolivia tours, Andes 2 Amazon

Bolivia

Bolivia is raw, high, and extraordinary: the world’s largest salt flat, the Amazon jungle,active volcanoes, ancient silver mines, and colonial cities that feel largely undiscoveredby mass tourism.
Salar de uyuni
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WHY CHOOSE US

Travel With Local Experts,
Not Just Another Booking Platform

Every journey is designed and operated by local specialists who know South America from experience, not from brochures.

We Are From Here

Andes 2 Amazon is based in Bolivia with trusted local teams across Peru and Argentina. Our guides were born in the regions they lead, providing authentic knowledge that no global booking platform can match.

Small Groups

Most departures are limited to six travelers per vehicle, allowing greater flexibility, better access to remote places and a more personal experience.

Multi-Country Specialists

Whether you're planning a week in Bolivia or a month-long adventure across Bolivia, Peru and Argentina, we coordinate every detail for a seamless journey.

English-Speaking Guides

Our bilingual guides combine professional expertise with a genuine passion for sharing the culture, history and landscapes of South America.

Safety & Reliability

From well-maintained vehicles to carefully selected accommodations and established safety procedures, every aspect of your journey is planned with reliability in mind.

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Traveler Stories

What Our Travelers Say

Real experiences from travelers who explored Bolivia, Peru and Argentina with our local guides.

5-star Google review for Andes 2 Amazon

The service was very professional and friendly. The guide (Yecid) is so knowledgeable and communicates very well; he let us understand the history and modern-day lifestyle. Really great!

Fredy M.

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5-star Google review for Andes 2 Amazon

It was a fantastic experience, really the BEST I had. Very professional staff, and they cared about every single detail, making sure everything was working perfectly! I am Bolivian and I went with my friends from Australia. We had the BEST time ever!

Karina M.

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5-star Google review for Andes 2 Amazon

It was the best guided experience I've had of any country, and I've travelled 59 countries and counting! Yecid sorted our whole itinerary and always checked in to make sure we were having the best time. I couldn't recommend a guide or company more than Andes2Amazon.

Blake S.

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Travel Guides & Insights

Plan Your Journey with Expert Advice

Discover destination guides, travel tips, itineraries, and practical advice from local experts to help you plan your adventure through Bolivia, Peru, and Argentina.

Photo of cholitas luchadoras wrestling show in La Paz, Bolivia. Fun facts about Bolivia

20 Fun Facts About Bolivia (From Local Guides)

The largest salt flat on Earth, a navy without a sea, zebras directing traffic and coins with two country names: 20 surprising facts about Bolivia.

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Photo of vicuña family on the high Bolivian altiplano. Altitude sickness in Bolivia guide

Altitude Sickness in Bolivia: How to Prevent It (Local Guide's Advice)

La Paz, Uyuni, Potosí and Lake Titicaca are all above 3,500 m. Symptoms, prevention, coca tea and what to do if you feel unwell — from a tour operator based in La Paz.

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Photo of La Paz Bolivia aymara woman panoramic view city. Bolivia itinerary, Andes 2 Amazon

Bolivia Itinerary: 7, 10 and 14 Days (Local Guide's Plan)

How many days do you need in Bolivia? Three tested itineraries — 7, 10 and 14 days — with La Paz, Lake Titicaca, Sucre, Potosí, the Amazon and the Uyuni Salt Flats.

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Photo of ñatitas skulls crowned with flowers and rose petals at the Fiesta de las Ñatitas, La Paz, Bolivia

Fiesta de las Ñatitas: The Day La Paz Celebrates Its Skulls

Every November 8, families in La Paz bring decorated human skulls to the General Cemetery to thank them with flowers, coca leaves and music. A local guide explains the Fiesta de las Ñatitas.

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Photo of travelers among the clay spires of Valle de la Luna, La Paz, Bolivia

How La Paz's Valle de la Luna Got Its Name (And the Neil Armstrong Twist)

Did Neil Armstrong really name La Paz's Moon Valley? The famous legend, what the archives actually show, and how to visit this strange clay landscape.

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Photo of a couple on a dock at Lake Titicaca with the Cordillera Real. Lake Titicaca Bolivia or Peru side guide

Lake Titicaca: Bolivia or Peru Side? A Local's Honest Comparison

Puno and the Uros floating islands, or Copacabana and Isla del Sol? What each side of Lake Titicaca offers, how they compare, and how to visit both.

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Photo of Salar de Uyuni drone aerial view of a group tour with mirror effect. Getting from La Paz to Uyuni, Bolivia

La Paz to Uyuni: Bus vs Flight — Which Is Better?

Overnight bus or one-hour flight? Travel times, approximate prices, pros and cons, and our local tips for getting from La Paz to the Uyuni Salt Flats.

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Photo of the Madre Patria statue with a small llama on her head, Plaza San Martín, Lima, Peru

Lost in Translation: The Llama on Liberty's Head in Lima's Plaza San Martín

Look up at the monument in Lima's Plaza San Martín and you will find a llama sitting on a goddess's head. The famous story of a Spanish word with two meanings.

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Photo of Salar de Uyuni aerial view Colchani market Bolivia drone. Uyuni Salt Flats travel guide

Salar de Uyuni Travel Guide: Best Time to Visit, Tours & Tips

Everything you need to plan your visit to the world's largest salt flat: when to see the mirror effect, how to get there, what to see, how many days you need and local tips from our guides.

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Photo of thousands of families visiting a hillside cemetery during Todos Santos, with the city of La Paz behind, Bolivia

Todos Santos in Bolivia vs. Mexico's Day of the Dead: What's the Difference?

Both welcome the souls of the dead on November 1 and 2, but Bolivia's Todos Santos looks very different from Mexico's Día de Muertos: bread babies instead of sugar skulls, sugarcane walking sticks and a 24-hour visit from the souls.

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Photo of two Bolivian 2 bolivianos coins reading Estado Plurinacional de Bolivia and República de Bolivia

Two Coins, Two Bolivias: From Republic to Plurinational State

Two 2-boliviano coins, two different names for the same country. The story behind Bolivia's change from Republic to Plurinational State, told by local guides.

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Photo comparing new Estado Plurinacional de Bolivia banknotes with the older Banco Central de Bolivia series, 10 to 200 bolivianos

Two Sets of Banknotes, One Country: Bolivia's Money Tells Its History

In Bolivia, two completely different banknotes of the same value circulate side by side. What changed, who the new heroes are, and why the old notes never left.

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Photo of an Aymara woman looking over La Paz, Bolivia

Why Bolivia Has Two Flags: The Tricolor and the Wiphala

On government buildings in Bolivia you will see two flags side by side: the red, yellow and green tricolor and the checkered wiphala. Where each one comes from and why both are official.

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Photo of the Mi Teleférico cable cars over La Paz, Bolivia, the city of the traffic zebras

Why There Are Zebras Directing Traffic in La Paz

Young people in zebra costumes dance at crosswalks and teach drivers to stop. The story of La Paz's famous cebras, how they started in 2001, and how you can be one for a day.

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