Great day out - Really great day out. Maru was an excellent guide, full of energy and very clear with her explanations. It was high season so a lot of tourists around but that’s to be expected.

Magic - Incredible, wonderful place. Landscapes that I never imagined. If you can, don't miss it. The guides are great. They take photos that look professional

Amazing tour! - I would highly recommend this tour. I was apart of a small group or just myself, one other person, and our tour guide. This experience would not have been nearly as enriching without the amazing tour guide as I was able to ask any questions that I had and I was always given a thorough answer. This trip was definitely one of the highlights of my month spent in Argentina.

magic jump - This route is unique, exclusive for lovers of road trips, the salt flats are something not to be missed when visiting Salta. The transportation was very safe, the driver was very focused and our guide was very friendly.

Beautiful all of Salta. I will go again! - Of course the views are incredible and we took a lot of photos, what I didn't understand is why you have to pay to set foot on the Salinas. They talk to me about native peoples.....in my opinion it is just commerce. They take us there, on a PAID excursion and we must continue paying to step on them. EVERYTHING COLDLY CALCULATED as if we tourists were all rich or simply foreigners. I do not belong to an indigenous people but I am a second generation of ARGENTINES. !Pity....

amazing day - Pamela was super, she explained also every information in english ! Lots of stops along the way to take some pictures, use the restroom and enjoy the view.

SALT! - This tour was really great! The tour guide Eugenia was really informative, English and Spanish too. It’s quite a long day because of the drive but the salt pans are great and all the stops in between are really cool too

Beautiful walk!! Some recommendations... - It is a tour that is totally worth it!! The landscapes are incredible, nature a luxury! The route to and from Salinas is very winding and exceeds 4,000 m at its highest point. Tall. It's easy to get sick or just dizzy: eat lightly, drink plenty of water and eventually take something to prevent it. The salt flats are an unusual landscape! There are many local guides who offer to take typical photos for a tip. It's fun, it just makes it kind of difficult to take photos alone without ruining someone else's photo. Purmamarca is a dream town: it is worth staying overnight because there are several places where you can eat delicious food, good hotels and clubs. The Colorado Walk, by itself, is worth the trip!! It is a one-hour walk around the hill of the 7 colors. If you spend the night in Purmamarca you can do it in the morning, when no one is there, with the morning sun, and it is the best time!

Great day out! - The places we visited were spectacular - 8 colour mountains, salt plains and the vistas we stopped at! The coach did turn up very late but the helpline responded quickly to advise me it was on it’s way. Great tour guide and driver!

Great sights . Way too long of a tour - Purmamarca was really cool to see, we got to stop and spend a couple hours there because of the road delay. The salt flats were good for pictures. The tour itself is a bit too long to do from salta city. We had issues because of rain (which is no one’s fault) but our pickup was 2 hours late we weren’t picked up until almost 9 (we were told 7-7:30) so we didn’t get home until 10pm and it advertised for to be back for 5. I wouldn’t do this unless you have nothing going on the next day. Also way payed more for an English guide because our Spanish is not very good and she only spoke in English once in a while, we didn’t get any information on how the salt flats formed or anything. If I could turn back time I would have just booked a Spanish guide with a local company for a fraction of the price. But the sights were cool !