Bolivia's southern altiplano
Salar de Uyuni
Where earth becomes sky.
- Highest altitude
- 4,860 m
- Landscape
- Salt flats & lagoons
- Trips
- 1–3 days
Meet the destination
Step onto the world's largest salt flat, where an immense white horizon becomes a perfect natural mirror in the rainy season.
At 3,656 metres above sea level, Salar de Uyuni stretches across 10,582 square kilometres of Bolivia's southern altiplano. The scale is difficult to grasp until the salt crust reaches every horizon around you.
Beyond the classic salt-flat views, longer journeys reach cactus-covered islands, flamingo lagoons, volcanic landscapes, geysers and hot springs. Each itinerary reveals a different layer of this extraordinary region.
Why go
A landscape with its own rhythm.
The mirror effect
Seasonal water turns the salt crust into a surreal reflection of sky and cloud.
Altiplano wildlife
Look for pink flamingos, vicuñas and vizcachas around the high-altitude lagoons.
Otherworldly geology
Travel through red and green lagoons, geothermal fields and wind-shaped stone formations.
Choose your journey
Trips to Uyuni
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Uyuni Salt Flat - Full Day
Full-day Uyuni Salt Flat tour from Uyuni with the train cemetery, Colchani, Inkahuasi Island, and sunset on the salt flat.
Uyuni Salt Flat-2 days
Discover the surreal landscapes of Bolivia's Uyuni Salt Flat in just 2 days, including Incahuasi Island, the Salt Hotel, Cañapa and Hedionda lagoons, and flamingos.
Uyuni Salt Flat 3 Days
Three-day Uyuni Salt Flat tour from Uyuni with the train cemetery, Colchani, Incahuasi Island, red and green lagoons, geysers, hot springs and desert landscapes.
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