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Uyuni Salt Flats Full Day Tour
Book our 1-Day Salar de Uyuni Tour now and discover the highest and largest salt flat in the world today. Get informed and travel with total security on a Full Day excursion perfect for travelers with limited time in Bolivia. Take advantage of our exclusive offers and explore in a 4x4 Jeep the impressive train cemetery, islands with extreme vegetation, and the most famous salt mirror in the highlands. Potosi awaits you with incomparable landscapes and the best-guaranteed professional organization and expert local guides!
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Uyuni Salt Flats Full Day Tour
Our Salar de Uyuni Tour is the perfect one-day excursion to explore the world's largest salt desert, located at 3,650 meters above sea level. You will travel comfortably in a 4x4 Jeep, enjoying unique panoramic views while visiting the historic Train Cemetery and the vast white sea of salt. You will discover islands with vegetation that survives extreme climates and learn about the importance of this site as the planet's largest lithium reserve. Spanning 12,000 square kilometers in the Potosi highlands, this natural wonder, formed after the disappearance of prehistoric lakes, offers a mystical landscape that will exceed all your expectations with total safety and professional guidance.
Discover the world's mirror with Inca World Travel. Book now and ensure a safe expedition with the highest international quality standards for your unforgettable journey through Bolivia!
Detailed Itinerary: Day by Day
Day 1:
Salar de Uyuni: a place where earth and sky meet
We will start our Salar de Uyuni tour at 10:00 am. By this time, the group will already be gathered at a meeting point in the city of Uyuni. Then, we will board our 4x4 vehicle to begin our journey toward the world's largest salt desert, the "Salar de Uyuni."
During our excursion, we will also visit the famous train cemetery, an old railway yard where we will see a large number of abandoned trains, which today has become a must-visit attraction in Uyuni.
While traveling, we will also explore the beautiful Colchani Valley, famous for the Uyuni salt extraction process. In addition to seeing it, we will learn about the extraction process. Currently, it is one of the main economic sources for this tourist destination.
After visiting this small town, we will continue our adventure until we reach Incahuasi Island. From its summit, surrounded by giant cacti, we will appreciate the amazing expanse of the salt sea and catch sight of the majestic Tunupa Volcano. We will have time to observe the landscape and take photos, and finally, we will witness the sunset in the middle of the salt flat.
We will return to Uyuni at approximately 17:30 hrs, dropping you off at the starting point so you can go to your hotel, the bus terminal, or the airport.
Included
- Shared 4x4 transportation
- Professional guide in spanish/english
- Lunch
- Entrance fees
Not included
- Beverages
- Public restroom fees
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Q: What is the Deposit Payment Process?
Pre-arrival deposits are required for tours in order to reserve tickets, entrances, and lodging. The amount may vary but is generally around 50% and can be paid in a variety of methods depending on your location. These methods include payment by credit card, PayPal, bank transfer, and Western Union.
Q: Can I Join or Leave a Tour During its Duration?
If you are interested in only a segment of a tour package, it is more recommendable to reserve individual day tours and transport, or to request one of our tour specialists to create a custom itinerary for you. (Read our terms and conditions)
Q: Are There Age Restrictions on the Tours?
The only restriction is that you must be at least 18 years old if you are traveling independently, otherwise you must be traveling with an adult. There is no upper age limit, but please disclose any health or mobility concerns so that we can ensure that your trip is as comfortable and pleasurable as possible.
Q: How can I change or cancel my reservation?
Any cancelation or change of services should be requested in writing, via email to the specialist making your arrangements. Regardless, it is important to remember that there exist cancelation and modification policies for each program, for which we invite you to review the general terms and conditions.
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