UYUNI, FULL DAY SALT FLAT TOUR

Full day tour to the Salt flat of Uyuni, the largest in the world. Includes lunch and visit to Incahuasi Island and the Train Cemetery.
We will begin our tour in a 4x4 vehicle. This Uyuni Salt Flat Full Day tour will take us to the main tourist attractions of the area, one of the best known of the Bolivian Altiplano.
The first stop will be the Train Cemetery, very popular among those who visit Uyuni because it's a vestige of how prosperous the area was. After that, we will go to Colchani, where we will be able to see and buy craftwork, besides seeing how its elaboration process is.
Once on the salt flat, we will visit the Dakar Monument, the Salt Museum and the Incahuasi Island, in the middle of the salt flat. There, we will be able to walk to the top of the island and have a 360º view of the salt flat. In addition, we will be able to have a close view of the big cactuses that are in this limestone formation.
After this experience, we will have our lunch and we will get ready to see the sunset on the salt flat, a true wonder of nature. Then, we will go back to our vehicle to end the tour.

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Price

Standard tour: US$ 80 per person.
Private tour: Low season (April to December):

• 1 person: US$ 250
• Group of 2 people: US$ 124 per person.
• Group of 3 people: US$ 84 per person.
• Group of 4 people: US$ 63 per person.
• Group of 5 people: US$ 50 per person.

Private tour: High season (January, February, and March):

• 1 person: US$ 270.
• Group of 2 people: US$ 135 per person.
• Group of 3 people: US$ 95 per person.
• Group of 4 people: US$ 68 per person.
• Group of 5 people: US$ 54 per person.

What Is Included?

• Shared transportation to the Salt flat
• Local Spanish-speaking driver.
• Lunch

What is not included?

• Pick up at the hotel / Drop off
• English speaking guide.
• Entry ticket to Incahuasi Island (30 bolivianos per person)
• Wellies (needed in case of rain; 20 bolivianos per person)

Important: Your passport must have 6-month validity at the time of entry. If entering Bolivia from Peru then the passport you use must be the same passport used to enter Peru. If you have dual citizenship, you cannot switch passports at the Bolivian Border. You may also need a visa if you are a passport holder from countries from Group 2 or Group 3.