Extended Bolivia

Apolo Area Birding

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Bolivia, La Paz, Frans Tamayo, Apolo, Aten

The Wild Heart of Bolivia

A popular addition to the Bolivia tour has been an extension to visit the Apolo area. The recently discovered Inti Tanager lives in the Palkachupa Cotinga range around the town of Apolo- but only in the rainy season- hence it is ideal to visit the area in November or December. Apolo has refurbished their airport and runway, but there are still no commercial flights to the town. It is an adventure, but our trips to the area are based on a two-day birding drive down to Apolo, a day in the dry forest for the Inti Tanager, a day in Andean Cerrado for the Palkachupa Cotinga, and then a two day return drive visiting areas of cloud forest and puna habitat. This extension usually takes seven days.

Pricing depends on group size, travel dates, and optional extensions.

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Custom Tours​

Tailor-made itineraries to fit your interests—rare species, photography, butterflies, low-altitude, cultural stops, and more. You tell us your bird list, trip length, fitness/altitude needs, and pace; we’ll craft your perfect tour.

Why Choose This Tour?

Step from your cabin into prime birding at three eco-lodges—from Blue-throated Macaws in the Beni Savanna to nocturnal owls at Madidi and cliff-nesting Red-fronted Macaws in the dry Andes—all led by expert guide Sandro Valdez for an intimate, small-group adventure.