Embark on a private tour to Salar de Uyuni, the largest salt flat on Earth. Discover its captivating beauty and rich history with an expert guide.
- Uyuni Salt Flat - Explore the world’s largest salt flat. Visit the train cemetery and the quaint town of Colchani. Savor lunch amidst the vast Uyuni salt flat. Journey to the Tunupa volcano and witness the sunset.
Depart from Uyuni city to explore the Train Cemetery and the expansive salt lake. Pause in Colchani to see the artisanal salt processing plant. Discover the waterholes and learn about salt extraction.
See the Playa Blanca Hotel, one of the earliest hotels in the salar. Relish lunch in the heart of Salar de Uyuni, the largest salt flat on Earth.
Reach the base of the dormant Tunupa volcano, perfect for photography. Spot local wildlife, including flamingos (seasonal; access to Tunupa volcano and Incahuasi Island may be restricted during rainy weather).
- Train Cemetery - Tour the Train Cemetery, the oldest and longest of its kind. Capture photos in the desert alongside the trains.
- Colchani - Enter the Salt Flats via Colchani, stopping to visit the salt factory. Pause at the salt mounds and explore the Salt Museum.
- Uyuni Salt Flat - Delight in lunch in the midst of the Uyuni salt flat.
Today’s itinerary includes a visit to the Dakar salt monument, commemorating the annual Dakar Rally Race now held in South America, and Plaza de Banderas (Flag Square), a salt platform near the Dakar Monument adorned with flags from visitors worldwide.
- Tunupa Volcano - Head to the Tunupa volcano to watch the sunset.
- Isla Incahuasi - Marvel at the stunning landscape from the summit of Incahuasi Island, situated in the center of the salt flats. Enjoy a breathtaking 360º view of the Salar.
- Hotel pick-up and drop-off
- Ticket payments
- Lunch and complimentary drinks
- Snacks
- Glass of wine for the sunset
- Professional bilingual driver and guide
- Travel insurance (20USD)
Salar de Uyuni is the world’s largest salt flat. With 10.582 square kilometers, the vast white expanse of the Salar de Uyuni can be seen from space. The astronaut Neil Armstrong is said to have mistaken it for a glacier when he was standing on the Moon.
Explore the fascinating Uyuni Salt Flats on this private trip with your own expert guide. Visit the archeological site and learn about the history and nature.
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