Uyuni

Pick-up from hotels in Uyuni or airport in a private car with a professional English-speaking guide

Train Cemetery

Your journey begins with a visit to the evocative Train Cemetery, located just outside Uyuni. This unique open-air site is home to a collection of abandoned locomotives and railway wagons dating back to the early 20th century—silent witnesses of Bolivia’s once-thriving railway industry. Set against the vast Altiplano landscape, these weathered trains create a striking and almost surreal atmosphere, where history and nature blend beautifully. It is a place that invites exploration, reflection, and photography, offering a fascinating glimpse into the region’s past before entering the immensity of the Uyuni Salt Flats.

Colchani

The journey continues to the small village of Colchani, a charming gateway to the Uyuni Salt Flats where local traditions remain beautifully preserved. Here, you will gain an authentic insight into the ancestral salt-harvesting process, still carried out by local families using traditional techniques passed down through generations. As you walk through this humble yet fascinating community, you will observe the artisanal production of salt, from extraction to drying and packaging. You will also have the opportunity to explore local handicrafts made from salt and Andean materials, reflecting the creativity and cultural identity of the region. This stop offers a meaningful connection with the local way of life, adding depth and context to your journey before venturing into the vast white expanse of the salt flats.

Museo de la Llama y la Sal

Photo stop

Isla Incahuasi

Your experience continues at the iconic Incahuasi Island, a remarkable volcanic formation rising from the endless white expanse of the Uyuni Salt Flats. This extraordinary island is home to towering giant cacti, some over a thousand years old, along with fascinating petrified coral formations—reminders of an ancient prehistoric sea that once covered this region. A gentle walk to the summit rewards you with breathtaking 360° panoramic views over the infinite white horizon, creating a surreal and timeless atmosphere. After this unforgettable visit, you will enjoy an exclusive private lunch in the heart of the salt flats, set in a privileged location surrounded by silence and vastness—an intimate and truly memorable experience. Following lunch, the journey continues into the most remote areas of the salar, where you will have the opportunity to capture unique and creative perspective photographs in one of the most extraordinary landscapes on Earth.

Salar de Uyuni

As the afternoon comes to an end, the journey continues toward the southern area of the salt flats, one of the most privileged locations to witness sunset. Here, the vast white landscape transforms into a canvas of soft and vibrant colors, as the sky and horizon blend into a truly magical scene. You will enjoy this special moment accompanied by a sunset toast with selected local wines, creating a refined and memorable experience in the heart of the salar. During the rainy season (December to March), the famous mirror effect may appear, reflecting the sky perfectly on the surface of the salt flats—an extraordinary natural phenomenon that elevates the experience to another level. At the end of this unforgettable day, you will be transferred to a superior-category salt hotel, where comfort and authenticity come together for a truly unique stay.

Uyuni

The day begins with a comfortable pick-up from your hotel, as your journey continues into the vast and remote landscapes of the Bolivian Altiplano. Traveling southwest, you will venture deeper into one of the most pristine and untouched regions of the Andes. Along the way, the scenery gradually transforms into a dramatic high-altitude desert, where silence, open horizons, and unique natural beauty define the experience. Your destination: the stunning high-altitude Andean lagoons, where vibrant colors and wildlife create an unforgettable setting in the heart of the Altiplano.

Laguna Colorada

Day 3: (B, L): At dawn we will go in search of known geysers Sol de Mañana. They arrive at the first rays of light. This is the highest point of the route, about 5000 m. The cold is intense. You will see pools where the land seems to boil red, gray and scarlet mud can be traversed by us in their own shores. The desert and Salar de Chalviri is another scene of great landscape value that combines the white snow, ocher desert, the blue water and white of borax. In one corner we can take a bath in Termas de Polques and enjoy a hearty breakfast outdoors. And almost as an excess and to leave this desert valley, we will visit Laguna Verde, at the foot of the volcano Licancabur. We arrive at this lagoon just on time to see how the water go from emerald green to a duller. In return we stop for lunch at Laguna Colorada, main nesting center of the three species of flamingos and whose algae and plankton activated by solar radiation and wind give both pink lagoon as part of the legs and plumage these exotic birds. No one can forget the experience of this journey!

Arbol de Piedra

Visit ARBOL DE PIEDRA

Geiser Sol de la Manana

Visit Geiser SOL DE MAÑANA

Aguas Termales De Polques

Visit Polques Hot Springs

Salvador Dali Desert

Salvador Dali Desert.

Laguna Verde

Visit LAGUNA VERDE

Back to Uyuni at 5:00 pm