BOLIVIA UYUNI SALT FLAT – LA PAZ 6 Days / 5 Nights

FLIGHT TICKET LA PAZ – UYUNI (NOT INCLUDED)

UYUNI SALT FLAT & ADVENTURE LAGOONS

3 DAYS / 2 NIGHT – PRIVATE

It’s time to take a step into one of the best experiences that Bolivia can offer. We will make our first stop at the train cemetery full of 200-year-old train engines full of stories, plunged with history, myth and reality. Going forward, we’ll find the Colchani town, where rustic factories work with the salt, to then arrive at the giant cacti island. The hike through the Incahuasi also reveals the extent of the distance you’ve just been through, and will mark the time for a picnic lunch break, while you enjoy the landscape. Just before the evening, you’ll be able to witness a majestic sunset, that will change your perspective of the planet itself.

2^ND DAY OF SALAR PROGRAM

After a delicious breakfast, we continue our adventure at Ojo de Perdiz where we visit the Saint Cristobal town where you’ll hear the story of this town that has been entirely rebuilt. From here, we make our way to the small lagoons of Cañapa, Honda, Ramaditas and Hedionda, where you’ll be greeted by three different species of flamingos that make the perfect post-card-like imagery. Before we call it a day, we take a lunch in local restaurant to further enjoy a local hotel and gather ourselves for the third and last day. Dinner and head to the hotel.

3^RD DAY OF SALAR PROGRAM

After a delicious breakfast, head out to one of nature’s most impressive works, the Tree-Rock, a million-year-old formation that resembles a mirage in the middle of the desert. The Red Lagoon, caused by underwater vegetation, which pink flamingos call a home, going forward to the Sol de Mañana geyser, which shoots vapor above 50 feet into the air, making way to relaxing Hot Springs of Polques, where you’ll be able to use to bath if desired, in the middle of an astonishing view. Time for lunch at a local restaurant. We later cross the Desierto de Dali, until we reach the Green Lagoon, at the base of the Licancabur Volcano, that will leave a long-lasting memory with its emerald shade. Return to Colchani After all these majestic adventures the tour comes to an end, but it promises to linger in your mind for the rest of your life.

Important: If the Uyuni Salt Flat is flooded, it will not be possible to visit Incahuasi Island.

 FLIGHT TICKET UYUNI – LAPAZ (NOT INCLUDED)

CITY TOUR, VALLE DE LA LUNA & CABLE CAR

FULL DAY – PRIVATE

After quickly overcoming the height sickness with an infusion of natural coca leaves at the hotel, you’ll be more than ready to start the day at the wonderful Mirador Killi Killi, an outdoor balcony from which you’ll be able to capture unbelievable pictures. Next up, La Plaza Murillo, the main square, right in the center of the city, this active spot is surrounded by the most important government and congress buildings of the entire country, such as the Supreme court, legislative and executive branches, and the oldest and main Cathedral, so we can now visit the folklore museum, and narrative of Bolivia’s history through the colorful masks, clothing, music and dance. After that, travel to the unforgettable Valle de la Luna, a natural rock formation created by the erosion of wind and rain, creating a Moon-like landscape that takes you to outer space without leaving earth. Lunch at local restaurant you will taste the local cuisine with an international scale.

The adventure continues boarding one of our fan-favorite parts of the day, the ride at the cable cars, a public transportation system that connects the entire city with an amazing view that makes you feel like you’re hovering above the city. After riding the sky, it’s time to visit the mythic Mercado de las Brujas, or Witches Market, where you can witness all sorts of supplies and sorcery rituals, even taking home some if you feel like it. Before calling it a day, we visit the famous San Francisco church, a mongrel baroque church with amazing detail both on the exterior and interior, one of the top architectonic landmarks from the colonial era in all of South America, filled with stories and tunnels. Now as this part of the trip comes to an end, we have visited the most notorious things the city has to offer.

Note: The museum is open every day, including weekends but only until mid-day.