Salar De Uyuni 3d/2n Shared Tour, Spanish Guide

The Salar de Uyuni in Bolivia is one of the most breathtaking natural wonders on Earth. This shared tour promises an unforgettable 3-day, 2-night adventure through the world’s largest salt flat, guided by knowledgeable Spanish-speaking experts. From the eerie Uyuni train cemetery to the otherworldly landscapes of Eduardo Avaroa National Reserve, you will be immersed in a visual feast unlike any other. With accommodations, meals, and entry fees included, this tour offers a hassle-free way to discover the stunning beauty and unique culture of this remote region. Those seeking a truly remarkable travel experience won’t want to miss out on the Salar de Uyuni 3D/2N Shared Tour.

Key Points

• This 3-day shared tour of Salar de Uyuni, the world’s largest salt flat, is led by Spanish-speaking guides and includes exploration of the train cemetery, salt workshops, and Isla Incahuasi.
• The tour offers scenic highlights like stunning sunsets over the salt flats, diverse landscapes in Eduardo Avaroa National Reserve, and visits to the Galaxy Caves and flamingo-filled lagoons.
• Overnight accommodations include a salt lodge and a shared homestay, with meals and transportation in a 4×4 vehicle with a rooftop luggage rack.
• Key locations visited include the Ojos de Agua Salada, the salt hotel museum, and the flags of the world, with opportunities to hike and explore the unique geology.
• The tour includes entry fees to Incahuasi Island and Eduardo Avaroa National Park, while additional costs for drinks and appetizers are not covered.

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Tour Overview

Offering a comprehensive 3-day tour of Bolivia’s awe-inspiring Salar de Uyuni, this shared excursion takes visitors on an immersive journey through the world’s largest salt flat.

Priced from €258.33 per person, the tour includes Spanish-speaking guides, complimentary cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, and a reserve now, pay later option.

Over the course of three days, travelers will explore the Uyuni train cemetery, salt miners’ workshops, and the iconic salt hotel museum.

They’ll also have the opportunity to hike Isla Incahuasi, witness the stunning sunset over the salt flats, and venture into the Eduardo Avaroa National Reserve to discover its diverse landscapes and wildlife.

Itinerary Highlights

The tour kicks off with a departure from Uyuni at 10:30 am on the first day. Highlights include visiting the Uyuni train cemetery, Colchani salt miners’ workshops, Ojos de Agua Salada, the salt hotel museum, and the flags of the world. Travelers will also hike to Isla Incahuasi, home to giant cacti and petrified coral, and witness a stunning sunset over the salt flats.

Day 1	Day 2	Day 3
Uyuni train cemetery	Galaxy Caves	Sol de Mañana geyser
Colchani salt workshops	Chiguana Desert	Dalí Desert
Isla Incahuasi hike	Flamingo-filled lagoons	Laguna Verde
Sunset over salt flats	Eduardo Avaroa Reserve	Return to Uyuni

The second day features exploring the Chiguana Desert, the flamingo-filled lagoons of Cañapa, Hedionda, and Chiarcota, and the highlights of the Eduardo Avaroa National Reserve. On the final day, travelers will visit the geothermal wonders of Sol de Mañana and the Dalí Desert before returning to Uyuni.

Day 1 Activities

Departing from Uyuni at 10:30 am, the tour kicks off with a visit to the Uyuni train cemetery.

Next, it’s off to Colchani, where travelers can observe salt miners at work.

They’ll then head to Ojos de Agua Salada, a captivating saltwater spring, followed by the salt hotel museum and the Dakar monument.

Hikers will summit Isla Incahuasi, an island in the salt flats home to giant cacti and petrified coral.

As the day winds down, the tour group will witness a stunning sunset over the vast, shimmering salt flats before settling in for dinner and an overnight stay at a salt lodge in San Juan.

Day 2 Activities

On the second day, travelers begin their morning with breakfast at 7:00 am. After fueling up, they visit the Galaxy Caves, Chiguana Desert, and lagoons (Cañapa, Hedionda, Chiarcota) where they can observe flamingos. The tour then explores the Eduardo Avaroa National Reserve, including the Siloli Desert (4550m), the Rock Tree, and the Red Lagoon viewpoint. The day concludes with an overnight stay in a shared homestay in Huayllajara.

Destination	Duration	Highlights
Galaxy Caves	1 hour	Unique rock formations
Chiguana Desert	1.5 hours	Barren, lunar-like landscape
Lagoons	1 hour	Flamingos in their natural habitat
Siloli Desert	1.5 hours	Vast, high-altitude desert
Rock Tree	30 minutes	Unusual rock formation
Red Lagoon	1 hour	Stunning copper-colored lake

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Day 3 Activities

Travelers begin their final day of the Salar de Uyuni tour with an early start at 5:00 am.

They’ll visit the Sol de Mañana geyser basin at an elevation of 5,000 meters, where they can observe the bubbling geothermal activity.

Next, they’ll explore the nearby hot springs, soaking in the 35°C waters.

The tour then moves on to the Dalí Desert, named after the surreal landscape that resembles the famous artist’s paintings.

The final stop is Laguna Verde, a stunning turquoise lake at the foot of the Licancabur volcano, known for its toxic copper-colored water.

Afterward, the group returns to Uyuni via Rock Valley, Alota settlement, and San Cristóbal town.

Included in the Tour

What does the Salar de Uyuni tour include? Travelers will enjoy 1st and 2nd night accommodation in shared rooms, 3 lunches, 2 dinners, 2 breakfasts, and 2 teas. An English-speaking guide accompanies participants, and transportation is provided via 4×4 vehicle with a rooftop luggage rack. Heating is available in the hotel dining room. Plus, entry fees to Incahuasi Island (30 Bs) and Eduardo Avaroa National Park (150 Bs) are covered. However, extra drinks and appetizers are not included, and costs for entry fees are subject to change without prior notice.

Inclusions
Accommodation	Meals	Guide & Transportation
1st and 2nd night in shared room	3 lunches, 2 dinners, 2 breakfasts, 2 teas	English-speaking guide, 4×4 vehicle with rooftop luggage rack
Heating in hotel dining room	Entry fees for Incahuasi Island (30 Bs), Eduardo Avaroa National Park (150 Bs)	Costs subject to change without notice

Important Considerations

A few important considerations to keep in mind for the Salar de Uyuni tour.

Firstly, while the tour includes some meals, extra drinks and appetizers aren’t covered, so travelers should budget accordingly.

Plus, the costs for entry fees may be subject to change without prior notice, so it’s advisable to double-check before the trip.

It’s also worth noting that the meeting point is available on Google Maps, making it easier for participants to find the starting location.

Booking Information

Checking availability for starting times is the first step in booking the Salar de Uyuni tour. Guests can select the desired number of participants and date for reservation. The meeting point is available on Google Maps, providing a convenient starting location.

The booking process follows these easy steps:

1. Check tour availability and select the desired start time.
2. Choose the number of participants and confirm the reservation date.
3. Locate the meeting point on Google Maps to ensure a smooth start to the tour.

With these simple steps, travelers can secure their spot on the Salar de Uyuni 3D/2N Shared Tour, complete with a Spanish-speaking guide and all the included amenities.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Bring My Own Food and Snacks on the Tour?

Yes, participants can bring their own food and snacks on the tour. The tour inclusions do not specify any restrictions on outside food, allowing travelers to supplement the provided meals as needed.

Are There Any Safety Considerations I Should Be Aware Of?

There are a few safety considerations to keep in mind. The tour involves high altitudes, remote areas, and extreme weather conditions. Travelers should pack proper gear, stay hydrated, and listen to the guide’s instructions to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.

What Is the Best Time of Year to Visit Salar De Uyuni?

The best time to visit Salar de Uyuni is during the dry season, typically from April to November. Sunny days and clear skies provide the ideal conditions for capturing the salt flats’ stunning mirror effect and breathtaking scenery.

Can I Customize the Itinerary to Suit My Preferences?

Yes, travelers can typically customize the Salar de Uyuni tour itinerary to suit their preferences. The tour operator is often open to modifying the schedule and activities based on the group’s interests and needs.

Are There Any Additional Costs or Optional Activities Available?

The tour includes meals, accommodation, transportation, and guide services, but extra costs may apply for optional activities or additional drinks and appetizers not covered in the base package. Customers can check with the tour operator for any customization options.

The Sum Up

The Salar de Uyuni 3D/2N Shared Tour offers a remarkable journey through Bolivia’s breathtaking salt flats and stunning landscapes. With knowledgeable Spanish-speaking guides, travelers can enjoy iconic sites like the Uyuni train cemetery and Isla Incahuasi. The tour’s inclusive accommodations, meals, and entry fees ensure a seamless and memorable experience for those seeking a unique adventure in the region.

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