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ENUYUNI SALT FLATS TOUR – 3 DAYS ENDING IN ATACAMA Book
Important Info
- Duration:
- 3 Days / 2 Nights
- Difficulty:
- Easy to Moderate. High altitude acclimatization is recommended.
Detailed Itinerary – Uyuni & Colored Lagoons Adventure (3 Days)
10:30 AM: Tour Departure
We start the adventure from the city of Uyuni.
First Stops: Train Cemetery
Visit to the iconic cemetery of old locomotives.
Local Culture: Colchani
Artisanal salt processing visit in the community of Colchani.
Salt Flat Icons
Visit to the Dakar Rally monument and the Flags Beach.
Lunch on the Salt Flat
Enjoy lunch in the middle of a unique landscape.
Creative Photography
Time for photos and videos in the salt desert.
Cactus Island: Incahuasi
Visit to the famous Incahuasi Island, home to giant cacti.
Magical Sunset
Amazing sunset on the salt flat with a toast and picnic.
Arrival and Dinner
Arrival at the hotel and dinner to end the day.
07:00 AM: Breakfast
We start the day with an energizing breakfast.
Exploration of Salt Flats and Volcanoes
Visit to the Chiguana salt flat and the Ollagüe volcano viewpoint.
Colored Lagoons
Visit to Laguna Cañapa, Laguna Hedionda, and Laguna Onda.
Lunch
Lunch during the high-plateau lagoons tour.
Rocky Landscapes
Visit to the Sioli desert and the famous Stone Tree.
Laguna Colorada
Visit to the stunning Laguna Colorada (Red Lagoon).
Accommodation and Dinner
Arrival at the stone hostel and dinner.
05:00 AM: Early Breakfast
We start the last day before sunrise.
Geothermal Phenomena
Visit to the "Sol de Mañana" geysers.
Relaxing in Hot Springs
Arrival at the hot springs for a possible bath.
Surreal Landscapes
Visit to the Dalí desert.
Chromatic Lagoons
Visit to Laguna Verde (Green Lagoon) and Laguna Blanca (White Lagoon).
Lunch
Final lunch of the tour.
Final Transfer
Transfer to Atacama – border with Chile.
Included
- 4x4 Land Cruiser transportation
- 2 nights of accommodation
- Full meals
- Photos and videos
- Guide – driver
- First aid kit
- Transfer to Atacama – Chilean border (at the end of the tour)
Not Included
- Entrance fees:
Isla Incahuasi: 15 BOB (nationals) / 30 BOB (foreigners)
Eduardo Abaroa National Park: 30 BOB (nationals) / 150 BOB (foreigners)
Hot springs: 10 BOB - Drinks
- Tips
- Extra expenses
What to Bring – Recommendations
- Sun protection. Essential to avoid sunburn during extended outdoor walks.
- Extra clothes, layers, and swimwear. Bring layers for changing temperatures and a swimsuit for the hot springs.
- Comfortable, durable sneakers. Perfect for walking on rough or uneven terrain safely.
- Travel blanket. Useful during long bus rides or chilly nights in the mountains.
- Cash in Bolivianos. For entrance fees, snacks, and local purchases where cards aren’t accepted.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is all food included?
Yes, the tour includes 3 lunches, 2 breakfasts, and 2 dinners. Drinks are not specifically mentioned, so it's advisable to bring extra water. - Can I go directly to Chile at the end of the tour?
Yes, the tour includes transfer to the Chilean border (Atacama) at the end of Day 3. - What type of vehicle is used for the tour?
The tour uses a 4x4 Land Cruiser. - What time is breakfast on Day 3 for the geysers visit?
Breakfast on Day 3 is very early, at 05:00 AM, to allow time for the geyser visit. - Can I take photos and videos during the tour?
Yes, the tour includes "Photos and videos", meaning the guide or agency may help facilitate taking pictures. - Do I need to bring my own sleeping bag?
The tour doesn't mention sleeping bags explicitly, but for high-altitude basic hostels or salt hotels, cold temperatures are expected. It's best to ask the agency if bedding is sufficient. As a precaution, bringing a travel blanket is recommended.