3 day itinerary
Perú Y Bolivia Por Carretera
Itinerary
A road trip through Peru and Bolivia sounds like an incredible adventure for your family! Let’s create a fun and engaging 3-day itinerary that balances sightseeing, delicious food, and family-friendly activities. Buckle up, and let’s hit the road!
Day 1: , Peru to , Peru
Morning:
- Start in : Begin your day with a hearty breakfast at a local café. Try some traditional Peruvian bread with avocado and a hot chocolate to fuel up for the day!
- Scenic Drive to : Hit the road early! The drive from to takes about 6-7 hours, but the views are stunning. Make sure to stop at to see the beautiful , often called the "Sistine Chapel of the Andes." The kids will love the colorful murals!
Lunch:
- Lunch in : Stop in for lunch. Try some local dishes like alpaca steak or lomo saltado. There are family-friendly restaurants where you can enjoy a nice meal.
Afternoon:
- Arrive in : Check into your hotel and take a little break.
- Explore : Head out to the . The kids can run around while you enjoy the beautiful colonial architecture. Don’t forget to take some family photos!
Dinner:
- Dinner by : Enjoy dinner at a lakeside restaurant. Try some trout from , which is a local specialty. The views of the lake at sunset are breathtaking!
Day 2: , Peru to , Bolivia
Morning:
- Visit Uros Islands: After breakfast, take a boat tour to the . The kids will be fascinated by the unique way these islands are made of reeds. You can even meet the locals and learn about their way of life!
Lunch:
- Lunch in : Return to for lunch. Grab some ceviche or a hearty sopa de quinua (quinoa soup) to keep everyone energized.
Afternoon:
- Drive to : After lunch, drive to , which takes about 2 hours. The road is scenic, so keep your cameras ready!
- Border Crossing: Don’t forget your passports for the border crossing into Bolivia. It’s usually straightforward, but be prepared for a little wait.
Evening:
- Explore : Once you arrive, check into your hotel and take a stroll along the . The kids can enjoy some ice cream while you soak in the beautiful views of .
Dinner:
- Dinner in : Try a local restaurant and enjoy pique a lo macho (a Bolivian dish with meat, sausage, and peppers). It’s a fun dish to share with the family!
Day 3: , Bolivia to , Bolivia
Morning:
- Visit : After breakfast, take a boat trip to . This island is rich in Inca history and has beautiful hiking trails. The kids will love exploring the ruins and the stunning views of the lake.
Lunch:
- Lunch on : Enjoy a picnic lunch on the island or eat at a local restaurant. Try some Bolivian empanadas or salteñas (savory pastries) for a tasty treat!
Afternoon:
- Return to : Head back to and then drive to , which takes about 3-4 hours. The drive is filled with beautiful landscapes, so make sure to stop for photos!
Evening:
- Arrive in : Check into your hotel and take a little time to relax.
- Explore : If you have energy left, take a walk around the . The kids will find the colorful stalls and unique items fascinating!
Dinner:
- Dinner in : For your last dinner, try a restaurant that serves pique a lo macho or sopa de maní (peanut soup). It’s a great way to end your trip with some local flavors!
Tips for Traveling with Kids:
- Snacks: Keep plenty of snacks and water in the car for the kids.
- Rest Stops: Plan for regular breaks during drives to stretch legs and explore.
- Engagement: Involve the kids in planning some activities or choosing meals to keep them engaged.
This itinerary balances travel, culture, and fun, making it perfect for a family adventure! Enjoy your trip, and safe travels! 🌍🚗✨
