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No minimum number of attendeesNo minimum number of attendees is required for the tour
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Free booking and cancellationFree payment tour, no set price, booking and cancellation are free
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CatHat is the Andean PUMA that learnt to live in the city, experienced in urban traditions and local customs, love every single corner of this beautiful city. Come and walk with the Andean Puma CATHAT!
Are you after an exciting not conventional tour? Well... the "EXTREME CITIES TOUR" will take you to incredible places: from importan historical squares, a bizarre prison, cable car, and even fortune telling in coca leaves.
* If the tour is sold out, you can still joining us, just show up at the meeting point.
* Don't forget to bring 6 Bs. In small change for the tickets for the cable car, and 10 Bs. For the fortune telling (if you willing to), also... bring your friends! 😉
I'll be right there at the door of La Merced church, wearing a distinctive CAT HAT. Please try to be 5 mins earlier, if you can not be there on time you can catch up with the group at Murillo square only one block away from meeting point.
-In this square you will have an introduction to the crazy Bolivian history and its presidents in different eras, including the current one.
Here you will see and know about The most bizarre place in the city... "San Pedro's Prison" where everything has a price!
We take the cable car to climb up to 4,100 meters high to one of the more diverse and eccentric indigenous cities in the world, where the sky is the limit!
We will visit the largest indigenous food market in the city, where you can see how locals do our shopping and learn more about cholitas (traditional strong ladies).
The tour also includes a visit to the real witches market where you will see offerings for Pachamama in the middle of the street, and you will get to have your FORTUNE TELLING by a real chamán.
We ended up going down to La Paz by cable car, to say goodbye at the Obelisco station (purple line). Here you will tell that you survive the most extreme city tour in the world!
Free tours do not have a set price, instead, each person gives the guru at the end of the tour the amount that he or she considers appropriate (these usually range from €10 to $50 depending on satisfaction with the tour).