• Train Cemetery - The Train Cemetery is an abandoned railway site situated southwest of Uyuni, just a few kilometers from the city center. It is reputed to be the largest railway cemetery globally. The site houses approximately 100 locomotives and carriages, with the oldest dating back to the late 19th century. Despite the presence of corrosion, the local climate slows its progression.

Attractions or Activities:

• 19th-century locomotives

• Photo and video opportunities

• Colchani - This town is located on the edge of the Salar and is primarily engaged in salt extraction, agriculture (notably quinoa royal), salt crafts, and tourism. It serves as a mandatory stop on the way to the Majestic Salar de Uyuni. A unique feature of the area is the construction of small houses using salt bricks. Besides the salt factory, the main street features salt craft stalls as a key attraction.

Attractions or Activities:

• Observing the salt extraction process in blocks

• Appreciating salt blocks and handmade carvings

• Purchasing crafts

• Salar de Uyuni - The Uyuni salt flat is one of Bolivia’s premier tourist attractions, drawing around 300,000 visitors annually. In 2019, it was recognized by the World Travel Awards as the “Best Natural Tourist Attraction in South America.”

Attractions or Activities:

• Water eyes: Fresh and saltwater rivers flow beneath the Salt Flat, with “eyes” where air escapes, creating bubbles that rise to the surface with mineral-laden water.

• Monument to the Dakar Rally, constructed from salt blocks, honoring this international event held in the Salar de Uyuni.

• Flag Square, a lively spot displaying flags from countries whose tourists have visited the Salar de Uyuni.

• The first hotel built with salt blocks, now a museum and dining area.

• Lunch

• Perspective photo and video opportunities

• Isla Incahuasi - (Unavailable during the rainy season) Incahuasi Island features giant cacti reaching up to 10 meters in height. It is the largest among the islets in the center of the Uyuni salt flat. The island hosts a tourist reception center managed by the commonwealth of municipalities of Llica and Tahua, within whose territory the island lies. Visitors pay an entrance fee to access a well-marked and easily navigable trail that offers stunning views of the salt flat, cobalt blue sky, and numerous cacti.

Attractions or Activities:

• Cacti up to 10 meters tall
• Photo and video opportunities
• Sunset over the Salar
• Transfer to hotel, dinner, and rest

• Bicycle ride
• Driver - Guide in Spanish and English
• Transport 4x4
• Lunch
• Snacks

• Extra costs and tips
• Additional Snacks and Drinks

1. Unmatched Scenery.
   During the rainy season, the Salar de Uyuni transforms into a vast mirror, beautifully reflecting the sky.

2. Exceptional Photography Opportunities.
   From iconic perspective shots to flawless sky reflections, this location is a haven for photographers and Instagram enthusiasts.

3. Comprehensive Experience.
   Our package offers transportation, expert guides fluent in Spanish and English, and meals, ensuring travelers can focus solely on their enjoyment.

4. Incahuasi Island (Unavailable during the rainy season)
   Incahuasi Island is home to towering cacti reaching up to 10 meters in height. The island features a tourist reception center managed by the Llica and Tahua municipalities. Visitors can opt to pay a 30 Bs. entrance fee to access a well-marked and easily navigable trail, offering stunning views of the salt flat, the deep blue sky, and numerous cacti.

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