We’ve been planning journeys to Bolivia since Aracari was founded because we’ve always believed it was well worth a visit. Just at Pia says in her article, Bolivian travel in not for the faint at heart but for those willing to “rough it” the rewards are countless and the memories will last a lifetime. Take a look at Pia Chatterjee’s take on travel in Bolivia in the San Francisco Chronicle.

Trip Report: Desert, Lagoons and the Salar de Uyuni Peru trip report by Marisol Mosquera I have been to the Salar de Uyuni and Desert + Lagoons area twice before, but it had been a while since I last ...

The Las Alasitas Festival In Bolivia In the mood to celebrate this January? You’re in luck: one of the most exciting Bolivia festivals, Las Alasitas in La Paz, Bolivia, is well underway....

10 Ideas for your 2018 Travel Bucket List Setting travel resolutions and dreaming about where you'll explore in 2018? As the year draws close, we've put together a rundown of one-of-a-kind ins...

Perhaps Bolivia’s Finest Attraction for the Culturally Minded Tr... Chiquitos Missions Baroque Music Festival in Bolivia: April 24-29, 2008 Aracari has organized a tour to Bolivia to experience the Interna...

Conscious Travel in Action – Aracari’s Plastic Free Policy For more than 20 years, our ethos of conscious travel has been at the heart of everything we do. Our goal has always been to protect the communities a...

The Salar de Uyuni: a blank canvas for the creative traveller These fantastic photographs of the Salar de Uyuni salt flats in southern Bolivia were taken by Bolivian contemporary artist Gaston Ugalde, and we’re e...

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South America’s hidden jewel was never hidden to Aracari…