From San Pedro de Atacama, Chile to Ojo de Perdiz, Bolivia

San Pedro de Atacama - The tour begins with a convenient transfer from your hotel in San Pedro de Atacama to Hito Cajones, the border with Bolivia.

Licancabur - Experience a vibrant moment as you journey through the desert, encountering landscapes reminiscent of Mars. Discover the Green Lagoon, a stunning high Andean lagoon in Potosí. The majestic Licancabur Volcano, with its emerald waters, beautifully marks Bolivia’s southern border.

Upon reaching Hito Cajones, a vehicle change will occur.

Laguna Verde - Known for its striking emerald green color, the Green Lagoon offers unparalleled beauty. Its shores provide a fascinating expanse along its beaches.

The most breathtaking views are from the shores, where the lagoon’s colors contrast magnificently with the surrounding mountains, especially the Licancabur volcano.

Enjoy a visit with opportunities for photography.

Laguna Blanca - The White Lake, separated from the Green Lake by a narrow land strip, owes its milky hue to a high concentration of minerals, primarily borax.

Enjoy a visit with opportunities for photography.

Desierto Dali - Continue your adventure to the enchanting Salvador Dalí Desert, where you’ll find yourself amidst the Valley of the Ladies, showcasing impressive rock formations.

Aguas Termales de Polques - Explore the desert and the Salar de Chalviri, where the landscape blends snowy whites with the desert’s reddish-brown and the water’s blue. Here, you can enjoy a swim in the Polques hot springs.

Geiser Sol de la Manana - Traverse the Geysers, known as the Geysers of Sol de Mañana, where rare earth vapors are most spectacular in the morning light. This marks the tour’s highest point.

Laguna Colorada - Cross the Geysers, named the Geysers of Sol de Mañana, where rare earth vapors are most spectacular in the morning light. This marks the route’s highest point.

Árbol de Piedra - Explore the vast Eduardo Avaroa Andean Fauna National Reserve, a protected area in Bolivia with a unique ecosystem showcasing incredible natural phenomena. Visit one of the planet’s driest places, a desert known for strong winds and fascinating volcanic rock formations, including the Stone Tree.

Siloli Desert - Enter a desert area, where a spectrum of colors unfolds at every turn of the journey.

From Ojo de Perdiz to Tahua

Laguna Hedionda - The Stinking Lagoon is a salty lake near the Salar de Uyuni, renowned for its migratory pink and white flamingos. With a high salt content of 66-80% and an average depth of just under a foot, it is a unique sight.

Visit with opportunities for photography.

Laguna Canapa - Discover the Cañapa Lagoon, a picturesque lake surrounded by Andean plants, with whitish edges from saline deposits.

Capture surreal photos of the Andean landscape and observe flamingo flocks up close, along with Andean gulls, wild vicuñas, and some vizcachas.

Visit with opportunities for photography.

Camino al Volcán Tunupa - Continue the tour to the Thunupa Volcano and its surroundings, where you can spot Andean Flamingos and enjoy panoramic views of the Salar de Uyuni.

Learn about the history and myths of this mysterious attraction, where mountains were once believed to walk, talk, and take human forms.

Enjoy a special toast in the Salar de Uyuni with sandwiches and hot drinks while witnessing a stunning sunset, painted with surreal colors and landscapes.

Uyuni Salt Flat - Experience a starry walk in the magical Salar de Uyuni.

From the Salar de Uyuni to Uyuni

Tahua - North of Tunupa, on the edge of the Salar, lies a village at 3400m altitude. Visitors are drawn to the cave housing six mummies, preserved for over 500 years.

This offers a glimpse into pre-Columbian life, with much to learn from its inhabitants. Enjoy a visit with opportunities for photography.

Isla Incahuasi - A guide will accompany you to Incahuasi Island, known for its high-altitude terrain composed of algae, mollusk, and other organism fossils called stromatolites. Cactaceous plants thrive here.

Located centrally, 74 km from Colchani, it spans 24 hectares with its highest point 40 meters above the salt level.

Colchani - Home to 580 residents, Colchani’s economy revolves around salt extraction, agriculture (real quinoa), crafts, and tourism. It is a must-stop en route to the majestic Uyuni salt flat. Unique features include salt brick houses and craft stalls on the main street.

Activities:

• Purchase handicrafts at Colchani’s central point.
• Visit the salt processor and Salt Museum in Colchani. View the first Salt Hotel “Playa Blanca,” now the area’s main salt museum.

Uyuni - Concluding at approximately 6:30 PM, return to Uyuni, where the team will ensure your transfer to your hotel in the city or to the Joya Andina Airport and/or Uyuni bus station.

• Entrance to all tourist attractions
• Complete meals with vegan and vegetarian options, including cocktails and appetizers
• Private transfers between destinations in comfortable 4x4 vehicles
• Professional bilingual guide and Spanish speaking driver
• All-inclusive transportation: private transfers, 4x4 vehicles, and return flights
• Safety features: oxygen tank and satellite phone

Three-day Grand Bolivia Experience…

Discover the vast expanse of Bolivian Salar in a span of just 3 days and 2 nights. This package includes private transfers, an exclusive VIP service concluding in Uyuni, Bolivia, and a provided transfer from San Pedro de Atacama, Chile to the Hito Cajones border with Bolivia.

This journey will offer an unforgettable adventure across 12,000 square kilometers of spectacular salt terrains.

Get your cameras fired up! The stunning white expanse of the Salar de Uyuni mirrors a giant glacier. Journey with comfort and safety, alongside stays at the finest lodgings in the locale, ‘Red de Hoteles Tayka’.

Visit the multihued Deserts, the renowned Stone Tree, the Green and Red Lagoons and the Hot Springs as a part of this enchanting expedition to the Salar de Uyuni.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.