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Hugh M
10 contributions
Parts of the tour was rushed. All of the signature was in Spanish so I would have expect our English guide to explain more but he spent more time explaining everything in Spanish, so by the end of the tour we were left wondering due to lack of information in English.
Written April 6, 2024
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Jos C
11 contributions
Mar 2023 • Couples
This was a total highlight of our trip so far (6 weeks in all across South America). Our guide was waldo and our driver pato, they were fab and made the experience even better. The trail is indescribable, the cycle is so adrenaline filled - I recommend it to anyone, you just need a little bit of confidence on a bike, you don't need to be a total expert. It was cloudy and rainy and we still had a great time and got some great photos. It is very cold at the top so I recommend lots of layers/warm jumper, I also wished I'd brought my own gloves to wear under theirs, and maybe a scarf/snood and even a hat. Still, when you get down a bit out warms up, and you aren't doing any exercise really as you're just going downhill so you don't get super sweaty! We didn't do the zip line but it did look fun. Watch out that one you start the actual death road descent you won't have access to water or loos for 2-3 hours. We ended up having a private tour just the two of us, for a group it might be faster or slower I'm not sure.
Written March 17, 2023
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GlenLivet
Wisconsin266 contributions
Nov 2019
We booked a tour to the Valley of The Moon and Mt Chacaltaya out of LaPaz. We were there in November, 2019 during the post election protests. We met our guide, Patti, at a rendezvous point near the Prada. The pick up was about 30 minutes late. The part of the tour to the Valley of the Moon was canceled due to protestors blocking the road. We received no refund. We did drive to Mt Chacaltaya and scrambled to the top. Although the walk is not steep and the path pretty good, be prepared for a tough climb given the altitude of about 17,000 feet. You will need to take numerous stops and the climb will take longer than you expect. The views of the surrounding Andes Mountains was spectacular. Well worth the effort.
Overall the trip was fine, but make sure you know what you are getting yourself into. Also, we were somewhat disappointed by the reluctance of our guide to stop and allow us to take pictures at various places on the trip. If you choose to take this trip, be sure to inquire carefully about the logistics.
Overall the trip was fine, but make sure you know what you are getting yourself into. Also, we were somewhat disappointed by the reluctance of our guide to stop and allow us to take pictures at various places on the trip. If you choose to take this trip, be sure to inquire carefully about the logistics.
Written November 13, 2019
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Tobias E
3 contributions
Dec 2023 • Friends
Do not book there!
I booked a trip on Friday for Sunday. Received Email confirmation, saying a travel agent would contact me with details.
Nobody contacted me. I had to call and write several times via Email, Google and WhatsApp the entire Saturday afternoon. No answer.
Then, just the answer: the tour is not operating. No info about this on the website, where you can book. No Email. No Call. No info.
I would have lost my Sunday. Fortunately, I could still find last minute another travel agency. They confirmed me everything immediately, Plus are cheaper.
FOUR other travelers in my hostel had similar bad experiences with other tours! They will also write bad reviews!
Also in my a very big hostel they told me that other travelers had very bad experience with this company before! DO NOT BOOK THERE! (the old good reviews seem fake!).
I booked a trip on Friday for Sunday. Received Email confirmation, saying a travel agent would contact me with details.
Nobody contacted me. I had to call and write several times via Email, Google and WhatsApp the entire Saturday afternoon. No answer.
Then, just the answer: the tour is not operating. No info about this on the website, where you can book. No Email. No Call. No info.
I would have lost my Sunday. Fortunately, I could still find last minute another travel agency. They confirmed me everything immediately, Plus are cheaper.
FOUR other travelers in my hostel had similar bad experiences with other tours! They will also write bad reviews!
Also in my a very big hostel they told me that other travelers had very bad experience with this company before! DO NOT BOOK THERE! (the old good reviews seem fake!).
Written December 16, 2023
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1HappyTraveler2008
Boston, MA15 contributions
Aug 2019
Tiwanaku has so much history and interesting stories about the culture and the place. I really wish we had a better guide who was interested in telling us about the place. It was a shame really.
We were picked up by the guide in our hotel in downtown La Paz. He didn’t introduce himself. He just asked us for our names and told us to follow him to the van. When we got to the van, we saw that the van was old, kind of dirty, and it was full. My husband and I had to seat separately as there were no two seats together and the guide did not even bother to ask other passengers to allow us to sit together.
Throughout the trip, I had problems understanding the guide. He would speak 2 sentences in Spánish, then a sentence in English, then go back to Spanish again. It got tiring following him, so I stopped paying attention. This was very unfortunate because I was interested in learning more about Tiwanaku as I have heard so much about it. However, as much as I tried to listen, it was difficult trying to listen to someone who spoke too softy in half Spanish and English and rather in a monotonous voice.
During lunchtime, we ate at a local restaurant. The food was fine and the place was clean. The driver and the guide (along with other guides) were sitting in a separate table and drinking beer. I am not sure if this is an accepted practice in Bolivia, but I thought this was rather unprofessional to be drinking while working - especially the driver.
Perhaps, it was my lack of understanding of SpanGlish from the guide, but before our van arrived to our final destination in San Francisco Plaza, our guide left us in the middle of nowhere. We were left in the van with the bus driver who did not speak any English. Again, maybe I have set my expectations too high, but I would think (and expect) it is the guide’s responsibility to accompany us to our final destination.
Final thought: I felt a bit ripped off by this tour. It was not the money, but the time spent. I felt we wasted 6 hours of precious time listening to someone who obviously was not interested in his job. My advice: spend a bit more money and hire a private car and guide. Make sure that the guide is someone who likes his job and is interested in telling you the story and history about Tiwanaku.
We were picked up by the guide in our hotel in downtown La Paz. He didn’t introduce himself. He just asked us for our names and told us to follow him to the van. When we got to the van, we saw that the van was old, kind of dirty, and it was full. My husband and I had to seat separately as there were no two seats together and the guide did not even bother to ask other passengers to allow us to sit together.
Throughout the trip, I had problems understanding the guide. He would speak 2 sentences in Spánish, then a sentence in English, then go back to Spanish again. It got tiring following him, so I stopped paying attention. This was very unfortunate because I was interested in learning more about Tiwanaku as I have heard so much about it. However, as much as I tried to listen, it was difficult trying to listen to someone who spoke too softy in half Spanish and English and rather in a monotonous voice.
During lunchtime, we ate at a local restaurant. The food was fine and the place was clean. The driver and the guide (along with other guides) were sitting in a separate table and drinking beer. I am not sure if this is an accepted practice in Bolivia, but I thought this was rather unprofessional to be drinking while working - especially the driver.
Perhaps, it was my lack of understanding of SpanGlish from the guide, but before our van arrived to our final destination in San Francisco Plaza, our guide left us in the middle of nowhere. We were left in the van with the bus driver who did not speak any English. Again, maybe I have set my expectations too high, but I would think (and expect) it is the guide’s responsibility to accompany us to our final destination.
Final thought: I felt a bit ripped off by this tour. It was not the money, but the time spent. I felt we wasted 6 hours of precious time listening to someone who obviously was not interested in his job. My advice: spend a bit more money and hire a private car and guide. Make sure that the guide is someone who likes his job and is interested in telling you the story and history about Tiwanaku.
Written August 19, 2019
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oolong18
Rotterdam, The Netherlands38 contributions
I booked this tour via Tripadvisor as it received some good ratings and the guide was in English according to the description. I was picked up with a large coach (30 pax) with 18 spanish speaking folks and 2 English speaking. Besides the really large group, it also meant that the biggest part, about 85-90% of the explanations of the guide were in Spanish. It really felt like a rip-off, I could have gone to Tiwanaku with a private driver and would have been cheaper off. The other English speaking person spent 35% less and received the same ‘all-inclusive’ offering. I also did my research online, and saw that not all the tour operators are as good as others, as usual. I went deliberately not with Maya Tours since they received many negative comments. At the end of our tour, I received an envelope (with tips for the guide) and a booklet to write down my positive feedback, that said largely: Maya Tours. Please make sure not to book via them if you are looking for an informative tour around these great sites.
Written July 27, 2019
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Zmaj N
2 contributions
Aug 2023 • Couples
Awful experience. They packed us in old Toyota van. Was 15 of us in this small van (no more than 8 people can fit comfortable ). Also, group was mixture Spanish - English, so guide needed to switch constantly, which is hard to follow. I would go again to Tiwanaku but with different provider. Site is amazing, long lasting memory!
Written September 6, 2023
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Marina T
1 contribution
The site is amazing! Tour was great, the guide explained the story very well. We enjoyed it very much even though the visit to Puma Punku at the end of the trip was very rushed. Would recomend
Written April 9, 2023
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Jukka A
Montevideo, Uruguay5 contributions
This private tour was excellently arranged by Inti Travels. No hassle drive to Copacabana and a boat over to Isla del Sol. High elevation doesn’t allow us to run around the whole island, but we got to see some Inca sites. Ascent to the local village took a while, but it was worth it. We got to see the beautiful sunset over Lago Titicaca. Our hostess Sonia took good care of us in our accommodation. Next morning the beautiful sunrise over Isla de la Luna started the day. Boat over to Copacabana to see local Saturday life. Our amazing tour guide Juan explained the things and traditions we saw in the local market and by the church, where a wedding was ongoing. After lunch a drive back to La Paz. I can strongly recommend this trip. On the hindsight we could have stayed one night more in Isla del Sol or Copacabana.
Written September 25, 2022
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Ariadne Z
6 contributions
Apr 2022
We had an amazing experience at Uyuni 3 days + Buses.
From start to finish, a wonderful team was ready to give you the best service with a smile.
The bus is really comfortable, 10 hrs It's a lot, but ok.
Morning breakfast with so good service
Our guide is always ready to offer what you need. She made all the preparations for a really nice experience over Salt Flat Uyuni
From start to finish, a wonderful team was ready to give you the best service with a smile.
The bus is really comfortable, 10 hrs It's a lot, but ok.
Morning breakfast with so good service
Our guide is always ready to offer what you need. She made all the preparations for a really nice experience over Salt Flat Uyuni
Written May 7, 2022
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That’s very kind of you
Written May 9, 2022
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hi,
i"m looking after the rating of the a travel company called Ripley's Tours
Written November 14, 2019
I see the bus from La Paz to Cusco. Is there a return trip? Same cost? What time of day?
Written March 7, 2019
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