Day ONE
Go to the Bus office at 8:30 p.m. for the check-in, then bus departures at 9:00 p.m.
Inside the bus, enjoy the service of Dinner, Breakfast, a Bottle of Water, and a toilet.
Day TWO
Arrive in Uyuni City at 7:30 a.m. - Free Time- then go to our office near from the bus station,
Departure from Uyuni City at 10:30 a.m. heading to the salt flats by 4x4 WD transport.
During this tour visit:
•Train cemetery
These 19th-century locomotives remind old times. This beautiful spot is excellent for photographers.
•Colchani
The Rosario Cooperative, which is a salt iodization plant, is located on the edge of the salt flats. This is a good place to observe the methods of salt extraction and process. Also, see the Salt Artisanal Market (Llama clothes - salt handicrafts) and a small salt museum.
•Uyuni salt flats
With 3665 meters of altitude and an extension of 12,000 km2, The journey through the salt flats provides a dazzling and incomparable landscape. Also, visit the salt eyes, salt and take beautiful photos.
•Museum - Salt Hotel
This is an unusual construction, built entirely of salt blocks.
•Dakar Monument + Flags of the World Island
the Flags of the World (Where you can bring yours and put it there for free) and a Monument of Dakar racing for nice shots.
•Incahuasi island
Located in the center of the salt flats, is like an Oasis of an exclusive and isolated ecosystem, and inhabited by cactus from 1 to 4 meters high. Incahuasi Island is considered an excellent spot by photographers, as well as a place to rest, with the impressive landscape of the majestic Uyuni Salt Flats.
Finally, enjoy the sunset with a glass of wine.
Arrive back to Uyuni by 7:30 p.m. and 9:00 pm bus from Uyuni to La Paz.
Arrive at the Office Bus at 8:30 p.m.
Day THREE
Arrive at La Paz city at 6:30 a.m.
The finish point of the tour: Bus Station La Paz City.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
*During the rainy season (from January to April), it is not possible to access Incahuasi Island.
**The itineraries provided above work only as guidelines so you may know what to expect, however, these are subject to change with little or no notice since they may change according to weather conditions; force majeure events such as roadblocks, strikes; acts of God and things beyond our control.
