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Experience Uyuni
Visit the majesty of the Salar de Uyuni with our exclusive tours. Choose a 1-day tour for dazzling reflections or a 3-day adventure to explore lagoons, geysers, and deserts. Enjoy expert guides and comfortable transport for an unforgettable journey. Discover this otherworldly landscape with On Experiences!
UYUNI FULL DAY
Visit the famous Train Cemetery, capture surreal photos on the world’s largest salt flat, explore the unique cactus-covered Incahuasi Island (accessible only during the dry season), and enjoy a delicious lunch in the heart of the salt desert.
During the rainy season (typically January to March), witness the stunning mirror effect that transforms the salt flat into a giant natural reflection. In the dry season, marvel at the endless white landscape with its iconic salt hexagons, and enjoy the opportunity to hike Incahuasi Island for panoramic views. Even during the dry season, reflections may appear along the edges where water remains.
Finish your day with an unforgettable sunset over this otherworldly landscape.
THREE-DAY SALT FLATS TOUR ENDING IN SAN PEDRO DE ATACAMA
Embark on a breathtaking three-day adventure across the Salar de Uyuni and the Eduardo Avaroa National Reserve, guided by an expert English-speaking guide or a Spanish-speaking driver. Discover the hauntingly beautiful Train Cemetery, capture surreal photos on the vast salt flats, and marvel at colorful high-altitude lagoons, bubbling geysers, and dramatic volcanic landscapes.
Witness magical sunsets and sunrises in one of the most otherworldly places on Earth. At the end of the journey, cross the border into Chile with a seamless transfer to San Pedro de Atacama.
THREE-DAY SALT FLATS TOUR
Embark on a three-day journey through Salar de Uyuni and Eduardo Avaroa National Reserve with our expert English-speaking guide or a Spanish-speaking driver. Explore the Train Cemetery, photograph the salt flats.. Experience high-altitude lagoons, geothermal marvels, and stunning sunsets over the surreal landscapes, ensuring an unforgettable adventure.
Ends in Uyuni.
THREE-DAY SALT FLATS DELUXE TOUR
Embark on a remarkable journey through the world’s largest salt flats. Visit the iconic Train Cemetery, capture stunning photos on the salt flats, explore the otherworldly Incahuasi Island, enjoy a delicious lunch on the flats, and witness an unforgettable sunset.
For a touch of luxury, your adventure includes top-quality accommodations at Tayka Salt and Tayka Desert Hotels, offering a unique and comfortable stay in the heart of this breathtaking landscape. Join us for an extraordinary, unforgettable experience!
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Uyuni is most famous for the Salar de Uyuni, the world's largest salt flat, covering over 10,000 square kilometers. It's also known for its breathtaking landscapes and unique natural formations, we provide you the best information:
What clothing should I bring for a trip to Uyuni?
You should bring layers of clothing to handle the wide range of temperatures. During the day, it can be warm, so light clothing is advisable. At night, temperatures can drop significantly, so you'll need warm clothes such as a fleece, thermal underwear, a down jacket, gloves, and a hat. Waterproof clothing is also recommended during the rainy season.
Is it necessary to bring snacks or food?
Our tours provide meals, but it's a good idea to bring some snacks for the journey if you like.
What kind of footwear is best for Uyuni?
Comfortable and sturdy walking shoes or hiking boots are essential for exploring the salt flats and other rugged terrains. Waterproof shoes are recommended if you visit during the wet season when the salt flats are covered with a thin layer of water. Also a slipper is a good option.
Do I need to bring cash?
Yes, it's advisable to bring cash in Bolivian Bolivianos (BOB) since credit card facilities may not always be available, especially in remote areas. ATMs are available in Uyuni, but it's good to have enough cash for your entire trip. How much? 500 BOB is enough.
What essentials should I pack for the trip?
Sunscreen: The high altitude and reflection from the salt flats can intensify the sun's rays. Sunglasses: Protect your eyes from the bright sun and the glare off the salt. Hat: A wide-brimmed hat can provide extra protection from the sun. Lip balm: To prevent chapped lips from the dry air. Moisturizer: For your skin, as the air can be very dry. Water bottle: Stay hydrated, especially at high altitudes. Camera: To capture the stunning landscapes. Portable charger: To keep your devices charged during long days of exploration.
What should I know about local customs and etiquette?
Respect for nature: The salt flats and surrounding areas are unique and fragile environments. Leave no trace and avoid damaging the landscape. Interactions with locals: Be polite and respectful. Learning a few basic Spanish phrases can be very helpful. Tipping: It's customary to tip your tour guides and drivers, usually around 10%.
What time do we arrive after a tour?
The arrival time in Uyuni after a tour is typically around 5:00 PM, though this can vary slightly depending on the specific tour and conditions. Typically, travelers arriving in Uyuni from San Pedro de Atacama, Chile, reach their destination around 1:00 PM on the day of their tour. Conversely, those departing from Uyuni to San Pedro de Atacama can expect to arrive in San Pedro between 12:00 AM and 1:00 AM the following day