
Salar de Uyuni 3-Day Small-Group Tour with Laguna Colorada
fra411 US$288 US$
Kategorier i Uyuni
Beskrivelserne vises på engelsk.
Be captivated by one of the most beautiful landscapes in Bolivia: the Uyuni salt flats. Can you imagine walking through the largest salt desert in the world? You will see the sunset in a magical place. Essential!
The tour begins with a visit to the Train Cemetery, which are remnants of machinery dating from the late nineteenth century
After 30 minutes you will visit Colchani small town where you will observe the salt process, if you like to buy handicrafts made from salt or textiles, llama or alpaca wool is a good place to choose one
then get ready to see the wonderful Salar de Uyuni that has more than 10,000 square kilometers, inside the Salar you will appreciate the Salt Piles (small salt pyramids that the people of the town make to dry and then process the salt), then you will see the Eyes from the Salar (which are natural conduits through which salt water circulates and ends in holes) then you will know the first and only Hotel de Sal (Museum) within the salt flat,
continuing with the tour you will go directly to Incahuasi Island where you will see giant cacti, petrified coral rock formations and a spectacular panoramic view of the Salar
Gratis afbestilling indtil 24 timer før oplevelsen starter, med fuld refusion.
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Bedømmelserne kommer fra 45 anmeldelser, som vores bookingpartner har indsamlet. Det er de rejsendes egne ord, i den rækkefølge de blev skrevet — aldrig omrokeret for at pynte på oplevelsen.
Her vises anmeldelser skrevet på engelsk.
5Must do!
I had a great time and was surprised by how much we saw on o e tour. This is a must do while your here
5Tour exceeded our expectations
Jacob did a wonderful job organizing the full day for our group. The tour was phenomenal and we saw all the key highlights of the salt flats.
5Fun tour, good guides!
I truly enjoyed the tour and would recommend it. However, going forward I would urge the guides to take guests to the flats sooner. We didn’t get onto the hexagon until 4:30ish. Still, very happy with the overall tour.
5Uyuni in One Day, Memories Forever
My visit to the Salar de Uyuni on a one-day tour was one of those experiences you truly feel, not just visit everything flowed smoothly from the beginning, with no stress at all, and little by little the landscape just leaves you speechless; walking across that endless white, laughing while taking perspective photos, and then reaching Incahuasi Island with those giant cacti was something that really surprised me, but what stayed with me the most was the sunset , that quiet moment with a small toast, watching the sky change colors… simply magical. It’s definitely one of those places you have to experience at least once.
5Perfect Day, Amazing Guide & Magical Sunset
Our 1-day guided tour was an amazing experience from start to finish. Everything was very well organized, and having an English-speaking guide made a big difference, as all explanations were clear, interesting, and easy to understand. We learned a lot about the place while enjoying every moment of the journey. The lunch was delicious and gave us a great taste of the local cuisine, which added a special touch to the experience. One of the highlights was definitely the sunset—absolutely breathtaking and the perfect way to end the day. Overall, it was a complete and memorable experience, combining nature, culture, and great service. Highly recommended for anyone looking to enjoy a full day adventure without worries!
4It was a long but...
It was a long but beautiful day. The salt flats are truly amazing and exceeded my expectations. Driving was safe. Lunch was good with lots of fresh vegs. It would have been nice to hear more about the natural history of the salt flats, but this was not part of the tour. Also, we didn’t go to to iIsla Incahuasi though this was on the program. It looked like none of the tours went there judging by the cars. Perhaps because of rain season. But then the published program should be changed
Uyuni is a high, dusty town on Bolivia's southern altiplano, the starting point for crossings of the vast white Salar de Uyuni salt flat.
Uyuni stands at about 3,650 metres on the southern Altiplano, a wind-swept railway town of wide streets and low buildings. Its train cemetery, a few kilometres out on the plain, holds rusting steam locomotives and carriages left from the days when British-built railways carried minerals to the Pacific. The town is the main base for visits to the Salar de Uyuni.
Top-ranked sights in Uyuni: Train Cemetery (Cementerio de Trenes), Tunupa Volcano.
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