La Paz - Sajama

Chullpas Condoramaya Tourist Zone - Departure from the hotel is at 07:30 AM, beginning the journey from La Paz city towards the mystical “Altiplano Sur.” The first stop is at the funeral towers, a small archaeological site likely associated with the “Urus” civilization.

Sajama National Park - The journey continues to Sajama National Park (4200 meters). The guide suggests some optional hikes, and after a brief rest, the next destinations are the Geysers, followed by a relaxing soak in the hot springs while enjoying a breathtaking sunset. The golden and blue hues over the majestic 6,000-meter Sajama volcano are truly spectacular.

Sajama - Jirira

Jirira - Uyuni

Uyuni Salt Flat - After breakfast, the adventure begins at the stunning Uyuni salt flat, where there is ample opportunity to capture some of the most creative photos imaginable. A delightful lunch in the middle of this white desert provides energy for the next stop.

Isla Incahuasi - Located in the center of the Salt Flats, Incahuasi Island is an intriguing spot featuring rock formations, giant cacti, and more. There is plenty of time to explore.

Colchani - The adventure continues with a visit to the Colchani craft market, where unique souvenirs made from salt can be found. The overnight stay will be in the town of Uyuni.

Uyuni - Ojo de Perdiz

Eduardo Avaroa National Reserve of Andean Fauna - Today includes a pleasant drive to the “Eduardo Avaroa” National Park, a vast area showcasing colorful volcanoes, the ethereal “Siloli desert,” and the valley of rocks. NASA once remarked, “We were searching for a place on Earth similar to planet Mars, and we found it here.” Accommodation is in the middle of nowhere in the Siloli desert (4500 meters), offering a unique sunset experience.

Ojo de Perdiz - Uyuni or San Pedro de Atacama

Eduardo Avaroa National Reserve of Andean Fauna - Expect a long drive with an early start, filled with adventures. Highlights include the RED lake, home to thousands of flamingos, the famous “stone tree,” and geysers, which mark the highest point of the trip (4900 meters). There is time to enjoy the hot springs (40°C) and savor another delicious lunch. The journey continues with views of the Salvador Dali desert and its stunning landscapes. If returning to Uyuni, there is an easy hike at the newest tourist attraction, the black lake (Catal). Alternatively, there is the option to cross the border into Chile, heading to San Pedro de Atacama.

• All entrance fees
• Professional guide
• Jeep 4x4 road and driver
• Lunch
• Dinner
• Breakfast
• Transfer to San Pedro de Atacama
• Water during the tour

• Public toilets ($ 6)
• Tips

La Paz, Sajama National Park, and the stunning Uyuni Salt Flats
(Nature / Culture)

Sajama National Park is home to remarkable geological features such as volcanoes, a variety of organisms, and thermal springs. It also boasts cultural treasures including ancient burial structures, cave paintings, and colonial architecture and art. Numerous geysers and hot springs are located about an hour’s walk from the village of Sajama. The flora and fauna here have adapted to high altitudes with reduced oxygen levels, cold nighttime temperatures, frosts extending into spring, minimal shade or protection from the elements, and dry, arid conditions.

The Uyuni Salt Flat, situated nearly 12,000 feet above sea level, captivates with its dazzling appearance and optical illusions created by endless white hexagonal salt tiles. During winter (our summer), it is possible to drive across it. In summer (our winter), the Salar transforms into a vast puddle, with the sky and clouds reflecting as if mirroring the entire world.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.