Eduardo Avaroa National Reserve of Andean Fauna

On Day 1, you will explore the Eduardo Avaroa National Reserve.

Laguna Blanca

After we visit the high-altitude lagoons of Laguna Blanca.

Laguna Verde

And we visit Laguna Verde, followed by the surreal landscapes of the Desierto de Dalí.

Aguas Termales De Polques

Around midday, you will arrive at the Polques hot springs, where the guide allows about 30 minutes to change and enjoy a relaxing swim (entrance fee applies). Lunch will also be served at this location.

Geiser Sol de la Manana

The journey continues to the Sol de Mañana Geysers, the highest point of the circuit at approximately 5,000 meters above sea level, and then to the striking Laguna Colorada, known for its vibrant colors and flamingos

Laguna Colorada

We visit after Laguna Colorada, known for its vibrant colors and flamingos.

Huayllajara

you will reach Huayllajara, near the lagoon, where you will spend the night in Basic Accommodations, this is a basic mountain refuge in a remote area. Electricity is available from 19:00 to 22:00, during which time you may charge your devices.

Siloli Desert

After breakfast, you will depart Huayllajara around 07:30 and head to the Siloli Desert, home to the iconic Árbol de Piedra, one of the most photographed landmarks in the area.

Eduardo Avaroa National Reserve of Andean Fauna

From there, the journey continues to the scenic Andean lagoons of Kara and Kachi, where you can admire the vibrant landscapes.

Potosi Department

Next, you will travel north to Laguna Turquiri (also known as Laguna Negra), famous for its black Andean ducks. In this area, you will have a break for lunch. maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/AgzY8cmA2z7cRN598

Along the way, you will pass through the small towns of Juliaca and Alota before arriving at Candelaria, where you will spend the night.

At the end of the afternoon, you will enter the Uyuni Salt Flats to witness a breathtaking sunset, and then return to your accommodation.

Salar de Uyuni

We will start the day early to cross the vast Uyuni Salt Flats (3,650 m.a.s.l.) and witness a stunning sunrise over this otherworldly landscape. Covering more than 12,000 km², the salt flats are the largest in the world, with layers of salt ranging from 2 to 10 meters thick and a depth of up to 120 meters, holding immense mineral reserves including lithium, magnesium, potassium, and borax.

Tunupa Volcano

From the flats, you will see the impressive Tunupa Volcano looming in the distance.

Isla Incahuasi

Along the way, we will visit Incahuasi Island (if conditions allow), famous for its giant cacti and surrounding Ojos de Agua, natural springs that emerge from the salt crust.

Colchani

Afterwards, we will stop at Colchani, a small village where salt is processed, offering local souvenirs and alpaca or llama wool products.

Train Cemetery

Finally, the tour concludes at the Train Cemetery, home to historic locomotives, before returning to the center of Uyuni around 1–2 pm. You will be dropped off at the bus terminal or at your hotel.