Private Uyuni 4 Day Tour from Atacama and back

Our journey begins with an early morning transfer from San Pedro de Atacama (Chile) to Uyuni (Bolivia), crossing the Altiplano landscapes and the border at Hito Cajón.

The ride takes approximately 7–8 hours, including immigration procedures and a break for snacks and border formalities.

Upon arrival in Uyuni, we settle into our accommodation and prepare for tomorrow’s adventure across the Salar de Uyuni.

The expedition officially kicks off with a visit to the iconic Train Cemetery, a hauntingly beautiful site perfect for vintage-style photography.

Next, we head to Colchani village, where local artisans craft salt-based products. This is a great opportunity to shop for authentic Bolivian souvenirs including salt figurines, alpaca textiles, and traditional ponchos.

We venture into the heart of the Salar de Uyuni to explore Incahuasi Island, a rocky outcrop filled with towering cacti and ancient coral formations, offering breathtaking panoramic views. A light hike here lasts about an hour.

We enjoy a private picnic lunch on the salt flats, a surreal setting that feels like dining on another planet.

After lunch, we engage in some creative fun, capturing perspective photos and exploring the curious salt formations and natural “eyes of the salt”.

To end the day, we witness an unforgettable sunset over the Salar accompanied by a celebratory wine toast and snacks, a magical moment in the world’s largest salt flat.

Accommodation: Hotel Casa de Sal 3* or similar

We travel deeper into the Bolivian Altiplano, passing through surreal desert landscapes.

Our first stop is the Valley of Rocks, a dramatic region dotted with volcanic rock formations, home to native species such as llamas, vicuñas, and viscachas.

We then explore the stunning Andean Lagoons, a series of high-altitude lakes often graced by flamingos, set against the backdrop of snow-capped volcanoes.

Welcome to the Siloli Desert, one of the most arid places on Earth. Here we find the unique Árbol de Piedra (Stone Tree), a natural sculpture carved by centuries of wind erosion.

We arrive at the legendary Laguna Colorada (Red Lagoon), known for its crimson waters and vibrant flamingo populations.

We close the day with a visit to the Sol de Mañana geysers at sunset, experiencing the raw geothermal power of the Andes.

Accommodation: Hotel Piedritas 2* or similar

After breakfast, we relax in the Polques hot springs, a perfect start to the day with views over the surrounding volcanic terrain.

Our route takes us through the ethereal Dali Desert, named after the surreal landscapes reminiscent of Salvador Dalí’s art.

We visit Laguna Verde, a jade-colored lake at the base of the majestic Licancabur Volcano, marking the natural border between Bolivia and Chile.

Transfer from Hito Cajon to San Pedro de Atacma (Option to go to Calama Airport w/ extra price, check the addons)