Uyuni, Bolivia
This three-day itinerary at the Uyuni Salt Flat offers opportunities to explore notable sites including the Train Cemetery, the Incahuasi Island, and its colossal cactus exceeding ten meters in height, among other attractions.
Tour Overview
On Day 1, guests commence their exploration with a visit to the Train Cemetery, followed by a stop at the picturesque village of Colchani. Here, they engage in the traditional craftsmanship of local artisans and witness the unique process of micro-processing table salt. A scenic drive then leads to the expansive Salar de Uyuni, featuring mesmerizing salt formations and eye-catching geological features such as the Isla Incahuasi. This island offers breathtaking panoramic views and an opportunity to explore the surrounding flora.
In the evening, the group returns to their salt lodge for a well-deserved rest.
Day 2
The next day begins with a hearty breakfast at the salt lodge. Guests then proceed to the Ollague Volcano Viewpoint, offering a captivating panorama of the volcanic desert and sparse Andean vegetation. Following this, they visit several lagoons—Chiarkota, Laguna Hedionda, Onda, and Ramaditas—and observe the congregation of flamingos near these water bodies. Lunch is served en route, providing a memorable culinary experience amidst nature's splendor.
Proceeding towards the Siloli Desert, they discover the mysterious Stone Tree. Next, they reach Laguna Colorada, known for its distinctive reddish hue, before arriving at the charming town of Huayllajara. There, they partake in a delightful dinner and spend the night in a family-run lodging.
Day 3
The itinerary unfolds with a serene start to the day, beginning with a nutritious breakfast at the salt lodge. They embark on a journey to the fumaroles and fissures of the Earth, encountering volcanic activity and sulfurous gases. Their path then leads them to the thermal springs of Polques, renowned for their therapeutic benefits. These natural hotspots offer a refreshing soak, accompanied by a gentle restorative climate.
Continuing their adventure through the second desert of the Tour of Salvador Dalí, they admire the stunning vistas. Upon arrival, they visit the lush Green Lagoon, characterized by its high mineral content, lending it a vibrant shade. From there, they travel to the historic town of Uyuni. Alongside this, they pay homage to the San Cristóbal site, its iconic Stone Church, and the quaint town of Valle de las Rocas.
Their final destination is Villa Mar and Valle de las Rocas. Finally, they conclude their journey in Uyuni, completing their unforgettable trip.
Additional Information
For those who wish to extend their stay, a convenient option is available upon completion of the tour, allowing visitors to transition seamlessly into the San Pedro de Atacama region via shared transport services. This transfer includes a fee and should be arranged separately.
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Free cancellation
For cancellations made up to two days prior, a full refund will be available.
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Duration 3 days
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Live tour guide
The Spanish language.
Small group
Restricted to a maximum of fifteen attendees.
From
127€Per Person
Please maintain your travel arrangements as adaptable as possible; reserve your place now and incur no charges initially.
Uyuni, Bolivia
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The itinerary includes the Train Cemetery, the Incahuasi Island, and the Salar de Uyuni.
Colchani Village is visited during Day 1.
Villa Mar and Valle de las Rocas are visited on Day 3.
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