Itinerary

1. Day 1: San Pedro de Atacama – Green Lagoon – Red Lagoon – Siloli Desert – Uyuni City

   • Depart at 06:00 by car from San Pedro de Atacama to the Bolivian border at Hito Cajones for immigration procedures.

   • Enter Bolivia and cross the surreal Rocks of Dali, where wind-sculpted formations resemble the works of Salvador Dalí.

   • Continue to the Siloli Desert, known for its bizarre rock formations carved by strong winds.

   • Visit a series of high-altitude lagoons with vivid colors ranging from deep red to blue and white.

   • Explore the famous Laguna Colorada, a striking red lagoon colored by algae and minerals, which is also home to flamingos and other birdlife.

   • Admire the surrounding volcanoes, whose hardened lava flows resemble rivers of stone.

   • Arrive in Uyuni City in the evening and check into Hotel Toñito.

   Meals included: Lunch and Dinner.

2. Day 2: Uyuni Salt Flats – Isla Incahuasi – Uyuni

   • Begin the day with a visit to the Uyuni Salt Flats, the largest salt deposit in the world, located at 3,600 meters above sea level.

   • Explore Isla Incahuasi, a rocky island covered with giant cacti reaching up to 8 meters in height.

   • Observe unique wildlife including viscachas, colibris, lizards, and insects adapted to the harsh environment.

   • Cross the salt flats in the afternoon, experiencing the endless white expanse.

   • Witness a breathtaking sunset over the salt flats before returning to Uyuni.

   Overnight stay at Hotel Toñito.

   Meals included: Breakfast and Lunch.

3. Day 3: Uyuni – Villa Mar – Hito Cajones – San Pedro de Atacama

   • Depart early in a private four-wheel drive vehicle.

   • Visit the Train Cemetery, where rusting locomotives from the past remain as reminders of Uyuni’s history.

   • Continue with a three-hour drive to Lake Catal, surrounded by volcanoes and grazing llamas.

   • Hike around this vast and scenic area of the Altiplano.

   • Travel along the volcanic mountain range, enjoying dramatic landscapes.

   • Arrive at San Pedro de Atacama, Chile, by evening.