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Experience an unforgettable journey through the breathtaking landscapes of the Bolivian Altiplano on this 3-day shared tour of the Uyuni Salt Flats and the Eduardo Avaroa National Reserve. Along the way, you will discover ancient train cemeteries, communities dedicated to producing salt products, the vast Uyuni Salt Flats, Incahuasi Island, and stunning natural formations.
The journey continues through spectacular landscapes such as the Chiguana Salt Flats, Cañapa, Hedionda, and Colorada Lagoons, the Stone Tree, geysers, hot springs, and the Dalí Desert. Finally, you will visit Laguna Verde, Licancabur Volcano, and the Valley of Rocks before arriving back in Uyuni at approximately 7:00 p.m.
Itinerary
DAY 1: TRAIN CEMETERY – UYUNI SALT FLATS – INCAHUASI ISLAND
10:30 a.m. – Tour departure
The tour begins in Uyuni, where we will head toward the main attractions of the Uyuni Salt Flats.
Train Cemetery
We will visit this site, where old locomotives and train cars remain as reminders of the region’s railway development.
Colchani
We will arrive at this community, known for its handicrafts made from salt, marble, and camelid fiber. We will also learn about the traditional process of producing table salt.
Water Eyes
We will observe small water springs that emerge in different areas of the salt flats.
Dakar Monument
We will stop to see this iconic monument commemorating the Dakar Rally’s passage through Bolivia.
Island of Flags
We will visit this spot on the salt flats, where various flags and areas used by travelers can be found.
First Salt Hotel
We will visit the former hotel built entirely from blocks of salt, which has now been converted into a museum and dining area.
Uyuni Salt Flats
We will enter the vast salt desert to enjoy its breathtaking scenery and take perspective photographs and videos.
Hexagonal Formations
We will observe the characteristic geometric patterns that naturally form on the surface of the salt flats.
Incahuasi Island
We will visit this rocky formation located in the middle of the salt flats, famous for its giant cacti and panoramic views.
Sunset over the Salt Flats
We will end the day by watching the sunset along the edge of the Uyuni Salt Flats.
DAY 2: CHIGUANA SALT FLATS – LAGUNA COLORADA – GEYSERS
8:00 a.m. – Departure
After breakfast, we will begin our journey through the natural landscapes of the Bolivian Altiplano and the Eduardo Avaroa National Reserve.
Chiguana Salt Flats
We will cross this extensive salt flat, located among the highland volcanoes and mountains.
Ollagüe Volcano Viewpoint
We will stop to enjoy panoramic views of Ollagüe Volcano and its surrounding landscape.
Cañapa Lagoon
We will visit this beautiful high-altitude lagoon, known for its scenic landscapes and flamingos.
Hedionda Lagoon
We will continue to this lagoon, characterized by its waters and the volcanic landscape surrounding it.
Stone Tree
We will discover one of the most iconic rock formations along the route, shaped by thousands of years of erosion.
Laguna Colorada (Red Lagoon)
We will visit this impressive lagoon with reddish hues, one of the main natural attractions of the reserve.
Geysers
We will observe fumaroles and geothermal activity across the Altiplano, surrounded by a volcanic landscape.
Polques Hot Springs
You will have the opportunity to enjoy the natural hot springs, subject to local conditions.
DAY 3: LAGUNA VERDE – DALÍ DESERT – VALLEY OF ROCKS – UYUNI
7:30 a.m. – Departure
We will begin the final day of the tour by visiting some of the most iconic landscapes of the Bolivian Altiplano.
Laguna Verde (Green Lagoon)
We will visit this spectacular lagoon located at the foot of Licancabur Volcano, famous for its greenish hues.
View of Licancabur Volcano
We will enjoy panoramic views of this imposing volcano, which forms part of the border landscape between Bolivia and Chile.
Dalí Desert
We will cross this desert landscape, characterized by large rock formations and colors reminiscent of surrealist paintings.
Valley of Rocks
We will visit this collection of volcanic rock formations shaped by natural erosion.
Return to Uyuni
We will continue our journey back to Uyuni.
Approximately 7:00 p.m. – Tour ends in Uyuni.
INCLUDED
✅ INCLUDED
- Shared tourist transportation throughout the tour.
- Accommodation for 2 nights during the itinerary.
- Meals:
2 breakfasts.
3 lunches.
2 dinners. - Spanish-speaking driver/guide.
- English-speaking driver/guide (OPTION 2).
- Visits to the locations listed in the itinerary.
NOT INCLUDED
❌ NOT INCLUDED
- Entrance fees to tourist attractions:
Incahuasi Island.
Eduardo Avaroa National Reserve.
Hot springs. - Additional drinks.
- Personal expenses.
- Voluntary tips.
- Services not specifically listed as included.
- Public restroom fees.
- Travel or accident insurance.
RECOMMENDATIONS
💡RECOMMENDATIONS
- Bring warm clothing, especially for the nights and early mornings.
- Wear comfortable footwear suitable for walking on uneven terrain.
- Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat or cap.
- Carry water to stay hydrated throughout the tour.
- Bring personal toiletries and a small backpack for the journey.
- Pack extra clothing to accommodate temperature changes.
- Bring a camera or phone with sufficient battery power for photos and videos.
- Keep in mind that the tour takes place at high altitudes, where temperatures can be very low.
- Bring cash in Bolivian bolivianos to cover entrance fees and additional expenses.
- If you wish to continue to Chile after the tour, ask about our optional transfer service to Chile.
FAQ´S
❓ FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What type of tour is this?
- This is a shared tour, meaning that transportation and activities take place with other travelers.
Does the tour end in Uyuni?
- Yes. Arrival in Uyuni is scheduled for approximately 7:00 p.m. on the third day.
Can I continue to Chile after the tour?
- Yes. We offer an optional transfer service to Chile at an additional cost. You can request information about availability and conditions when making your reservation.
What should I bring on the tour?
- We recommend bringing warm clothing, comfortable footwear, sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat or cap, water, personal toiletries, and cash for additional expenses.
Should I be prepared for cold weather?
- Yes. The tour takes place in high-altitude areas where temperatures can drop considerably, especially at night and in the early morning.
