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The world's largest salt flat.
4-Day Luxury Uyuni Salt Flats Tour with Private En-Suite Rooms
Explore the Bolivian Altiplano on a four-day private journey with premium hotels, en-suite rooms, an exclusive 4x4 and carefully curated dining experiences.
3-Day Luxury Uyuni Salt Flats Expedition — Return to San Pedro
Discover the Bolivian Altiplano and Salar de Uyuni in three days, with private transfers, an exclusive 4x4, two nights in premium accommodation and a return to San Pedro de Atacama.
4-Day Semi-Luxury Uyuni Expedition with Private En-Suite Rooms
Explore the Bolivian Altiplano and Salar de Uyuni on a four-day semi-luxury expedition. Travel through Bolivia in a private 4x4 and spend three nights in private en-suite rooms: two at Kachi Salt and one at Daydreams Uyuni. Transfers between San Pedro de Atacama and the border are shared.
Uyuni Backpackers – 4 Days with Private Room and Bathroom (Shared 4x4)
Discover Salar de Uyuni and the Bolivian Altiplano on a four-day shared expedition. Travel with up to six passengers per 4x4 and stay in a private room with a private bathroom each night. Accommodation is in basic hostels, keeping this journey accessible while covering the lagoons, desert landscapes and salt flat.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get to the Uyuni Salt Flat from San Pedro de Atacama?
The most popular way is a multi-day tour crossing the Chile–Bolivia border, traveling through altiplanic lagoons, the Siloli desert and ending at the Uyuni Salt Flat.
When is the best time to see the mirror effect in Uyuni?
The mirror effect appears during the rainy season, roughly January to March, when a thin layer of water covers the salt flat. In the dry season you will see the iconic salt polygons.
What documents do I need to cross into Bolivia?
You need a valid passport. Some nationalities require a visa, so we recommend confirming immigration requirements for your country before traveling.
What should I bring for the Uyuni Salt Flat tour?
Warm clothing (altiplano nights are very cold), sun protection, sunglasses, a hat, water and cash for entrance fees and extras. The altitude is above 3,600 m.
