Uyuni Salt Flat-3 days

The journey commences at 10:30 a.m. from Uyuni, with the first stop at the train cemetery showcasing Bolivia's inaugural locomotives. Next, we venture to Colchani, a town where an old salt extraction factory, owned by the local community, offers insights into the manual processing of salt. Explore salt handicraft stores in Colchani before driving to Uyuni's first salt hotel, a unique construction made entirely of salt blocks extracted from the salt flat, now transformed into a museum. Our exploration extends to Incahuasi Island, known for its unusual coral-like structures, fossil deposits, colonies of rabbit-like vizcachas, and towering giant cacti. From the island's summit, revel in a panoramic view of the entire salt flat. Following lunch, capture moments on the salt flat and bask in the breathtaking sunset, culminating in a night's stay at Hotel Palacio de Sal or a similar accommodation.

Following breakfast at 8:00 a.m., we embark on a journey through the Salar de Chiguana desert, enveloped by numerous volcanoes. Heading south, we encounter several small lagoons that serve as habitats for flamingos. Our exploration extends to ancient stone trees before reaching the captivating Red Lagoon, where pink flamingos grace the landscape. Subsequently, the 4X4 vehicle transports us to the hotel for the second night, providing a serene retreat at Hotel el Desierto Red Tayka.

The day begins at dawn, around 5:00 a.m., as we embark on an hour-long drive to reach the geysers and witness the breathtaking sunrise. Nearby, you have the option to indulge in a soothing bath in the crystal-clear waters of the hot springs. Following this rejuvenating experience, our journey progresses to the Salvador Dalí desert and the green lagoon nestled at the base of the Lilcancabur volcano, near the border with Chile. The day concludes with the option to return to Uyuni or venture across to San Pedro de Atacama, Chile.