Flights from Spain to Bolivia from €593
Avianca is offering discounted fares for flights from Madrid or Barcelona, Spain, to La Paz, Bolivia! Tickets available from €593 for a round trip.
Bolivia, a South American gem, enchants visitors with its diverse landscapes and rich cultural tapestry. Nestled in the heart of the Andes, Bolivia boasts the mesmerizing Salar de Uyuni, the world’s largest salt flat, offering a surreal and reflective expanse. Travelers can explore the vibrant markets of La Paz, where indigenous traditions blend seamlessly with modern life. Delve into the ancient ruins of Tiwanaku, a testament to Bolivia’s pre-Columbian history. The Amazon Rainforest beckons adventure seekers with its biodiversity, while Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake globally, invites relaxation amid stunning scenery. Bolivia’s warmth, both in climate and hospitality, ensures an unforgettable journey.
Travel dates:
From Madrid: April – May; November 2024
From Barcelona: November 2024
To check all available dates follow the links below and use Avianca’s website calendar view.
Routes:
Madrid – La Paz – Madrid
Barcelona – La Paz – Barcelona
Baggage allowance:
One cabin bag per passenger.
In La Paz you can stay at Camino Real Aparthotel Downtown with a good price and very good reviews.
If you need a car for your trip we encourage you to book it on Rentalcars.com
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