3 Days Uyuni Salt Flats and Andean Lagoons Tour

Your adventure begins as we head towards the largest salt desert in the world, visiting several iconic stops Explore vintage locomotives from the late 1800s, remnants of Bolivia’s mining boom and a surreal spot for unique photos.

Visit a local salt museum, learn about artisanal salt production, and browse handmade souvenirs crafted by local artisans.

A seasonal highlight: conical piles of salt formed during the harvesting period. These geometric shapes spread across the flats create an otherworldly atmosphere

Nearby is the Flag Plaza, where travelers from around the world leave flags to mark their visit. 1:00 PM – Lunch on the Flats Enjoy lunch in the middle of the salt flats, surrounded by endless white horizons and a spectacular natural backdrop.

Located deep within the salt desert, this volcanic island is covered with giant cacti and coral formations. Climb to the top for stunning 360° views.

Arrive at the peaceful village of San Juan for dinner and overnight stay. Accommodations are in a basic salt lodge, offering a unique and cozy rest before the next day’s adventure.

After breakfast at the salt lodge, the journey continues toward Bolivia’s spectacular highland lakes and volcanic landscapes. A remote salt flat on the southwestern edge of Uyuni, framed by dramatic mountains and the railway to Chile. Lesser-known but captivating.

Enjoy clear views and photo ops from the panoramic lookout.

A shallow lake visited by flamingos, nestled among colorful hills. Its turquoise waters and reflections create mesmerizing scenes Laguna Hedionda: named for its sulfuric scent, this stunning lagoon attracts Andean fauna including flamingos and vicuñas. Often surrounded by snow-capped peaks 1:00 PM – Lunch Stop Enjoy lunch with panoramic views of the altiplano and the silent expanse of high desert.

Laguna Honda This small yet striking lagoon is visited during the tour and stands out for its mineral-rich waters, which shine with vibrant hues. Ideal for short walks and quick photography stops. Siloli Desert: Enter one of the driest deserts in Bolivia, with wind-carved landscapes and reddish soil that mirrors Mars-like terrain.

Árbol de Piedra (Stone Tree) A peculiar rock formation sculpted by wind erosion, standing alone in the Siloli Desert. This symbolic landmark is visited during the tour and is often featured in photography and postcards for its surreal shape and isolated beauty. An iconic destination within the Eduardo Avaroa Reserve. Its fiery red waters are caused by algae and minerals, and it's home to thousands of flamingos. A natural wonder not to be missed.

dinner and overnight stay in a basic mountain lodge awaits.

5:00 AM – Departure from Huallajara Begin the final day of your adventure with an early departure toward the southern edge of the Eduardo Avaroa Reserve. Sol de Mañana Geysers (4950 masl) Visit this high-altitude geothermal field, where you'll walk among steaming fumaroles and bubbling mud pools. The geysers are most active at sunrise, offering a dramatic and surreal experience.

in warm mineral waters surrounded by Andean landscapes. 7:30 AM – Breakfast Enjoy breakfast near the hot springs or in a designated rest area before continuing the journey.

The area features isolated rock formations and pastel-colored volcanoes.

The lagoon’s color shifts with the wind and sunlight, creating a stunning visual effect.

This majestic peak rises to 5,916 meters and dominates the surrounding landscape. 10:00 AM – Border Crossing at Hito Cajones Arrive at the Bolivian–Chilean border post. Your guide will assist with migration procedures before boarding shared transportation to Chile.

Shared Transfer to San Pedro de Atacama (Chile) Cross into Chile and continue by group transport through the Atacama Desert 1:00 PM – Arrival in San Pedro de Atacama End of service. Welcome to Chile