Uyuni 3 Days Tour

Experience one of the most extraordinary adventures in the Bolivian Andes. Enjoy our exclusive 3-day Salar de Uyuni Bolivia Tour. Journey through the remote southern Altiplano in a private 4WD vehicle, guided by our experienced tour leader.

Traverse rugged dirt roads amidst towering volcanoes, vast deserts, and stunning lagoons teeming with flamingos. All of these sites are at elevations over 4000 meters. This tour promises breathtaking landscapes and unforgettable memories.

There is also the option to reduce the cost by traveling with a Spanish speaking driver only. They can give brief explanations in Spanish at each site, but they are not qualified guides.

This is a 4WD adventure, you will spend 60% inside the car with lights hikes, (90 to 120 minutes approx.)

The Salar de Uyuni Bolivia Tour’s accommodation has the option for the second night to be upgraded. It can be the Tayka community-based hotel “Ojo de Perdiz”. It modifies the driving route without missing the most important sites.

From January to April, the Central Andes experience a weather phenomenon known as the Altiplano winter, which brings the rainy season. Due to this, the itinerary may be subject to changes, and we might not visit Incahuasi Island, as it is situated in the center of the salt flat, where water accumulates the most during this period.

If you wish to transfer to San Pedro de Atacama in Chile, you can do so for an additional cost of $15 USD.

1. Wear Sunscreen and Sunglasses: The high altitude and reflective salt flats can intensify the sun’s rays, so be sure to apply sunscreen and wear sunglasses to protect your skin and eyes.
2. Warm, Layered Clothing: Temperatures can vary drastically, especially from day to night. Bring layers that you can easily add or remove.
3. Hydration: The high altitude can be dehydrating. Drink plenty of water throughout the tour.
4. Long Drives: Some days will include long drives across the salt flats and desert. Bring snacks, a neck pillow, and entertainment for the journey.
5. ATMs are scarce in remote areas, so bring enough cash for any additional expenses or souvenirs

Did you know that stromatolites, ancient rock formations created by microbes, still exist today in places like Shark Bay, Australia? These living fossils offer a glimpse into early Earth conditions. At Incahuasi Island in Uyuni, you can see fossilized stromatolites, linking you directly to our planet’s distant past!