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About this trip
Enjoy a unique experience at the Salar de Uyuni with our classic 3-day, 2-night tour, which will take you to explore stunning landscapes, from the vast salt flats to the colorful Laguna Colorada and the Sol de Mañana geysers in the Eduardo Avaroa National Park. You will visit Incahuasi Island, with its giant cacti, and the Laguna Verde, known for its emerald waters. Relax in the thermal springs of Polques and enjoy nights under the starry sky of the high plateau. Prepare for an unforgettable adventure, bringing warm clothing and comfortable footwear. Join us to discover the majesty of the Salar de Uyuni!
What’s included
- 4WD transportation4WD transportation with driver
- All described meals(2 breakfasts, 3 lunches, and 2 dinners)
- AccommodationAccommodation x2 nights (shared)
- Water during the meals
- Pick upsPick up from local hotels, bus, or train station.
What’s not included
- Entrance feesIsla Incahuasi: 30 Bs per person (approximately $4.33 USD), and Reserva Eduardo Avaroa: 150 Bs per person (approximately $21.67 USD)
- Toilets and showersToilets and showers available along the way (approximately 20 Bs or $2.89 USD)
- TipsTips for the guide (suggested Bs100.00 per person, approximately $14.44 USD)
- Rent Sleeping or bootsSleeping bags or rubber boots
- Any personal expenses
- Transfer to ChileTransfer to San Pedro de Atacama, Chile: 125 Bs per person (approximately $18.06 USD)
- Others not detailed
Available Packages
To add Transfer to San Pedro Atacama, Chile.
Available options
Sleeping bag for 3 days
Entrace Reserve Eduardo Avaroa
Single Room with bathroom private for two nights.
Double or Twin Room with bathroom private for two nights, price for 2 person.
Itinerary
Train Cemetery
We start the tour visiting the cemetery train, where there are remains from the wagons from the Bolivian Railway Company.
Colchani and micro salt factories
Heading to the Salt Flats we will stop in Colchani town where local shops offer handicrafts and wool clothes. Here we’ll learn about the salt production of Bolivia.
Eyes of salt
Entering the Salt Flats, we’ll see a very unusual geological effect. Aquifers formed by
underground rivers of the big Salar.
Flags square and Salt Hotel
We head to Flags square, where we can find many flags from countries all over the world. Here we will see the Dakar Monument as well as the first hotel made out entirely of salt where we’ll enjoy our lunch.
Salar de Uyuni
Photo session time! We’ll spend time taking panoramic, perspective, and mirror reflection (if available) photos.
Incahuasi Island
In the afternoon, we arrive at Incahuasi Island, the largest island in the salt flats. Here we can find fossils of corals, giant cacti and we can observe Tunupa Volcano.
Sunset view
Later we will observe the sunset in the pink blurred horizon of the salt flats, a unique sunset in the world. Then, we head to our salt-made accommodation.