SALAR DE UYUNI (4 DAYS - RETURN)

Embark on a unique 4-day experience that crosses the border between Chile and Bolivia, taking you from San Pedro de Atacama to one of the most breathtaking destinations on the planet: the Salar de Uyuni , the largest salt flat in the world.
 During this journey, you will travel through landscapes that seem to be from another planet: high plateau lagoons dyed with intense colors, geysers in full activity, surreal volcanic formations and vast plains surrounded by the Andes mountain range.
 All this, accompanied by a fascinating natural wealth, where you can see flamingos , vicuñas , Andean foxes and more, in their natural habitat.
 This tour is designed for travelers returning to San Pedro. It's the perfect option for those who want to experience the Andean adventure to the fullest and close out their desert journey with a flourish.

 ⏰ Departure (1st day) San Pedro: 07:00 hrs / Arrival in San Pedro (4th day): 12:00 hrs

 🏔️ 5,000 meters above sea level

 🍽️ Complete meals (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

 🚘 Toyota Land Cruiser 4x4 Car (maximum 6 passengers)

 🧑‍🏫🇪🇸 Bolivian driver (Spanish speaking)

 📍 Final drop-off in San Pedro

 (Tickets not included: 300 Bolivianos per person in cash)

 Itinerary:

 1st day:
 Laguna Blanca
 Green Lagoon
 Polques Hot Springs (for swimming)
 Geysers Morning Sun
 Laguna Colorada (flamingos)
 Night in Villamar

 2nd day:
 Valley of Rocks
 Lost Italy (geological formations)
 Anaconda Lagoon
 Salar de Uyuni (sunset)

 3rd day:
 Incahuasi Cactus Island
 Colchani Town (crafts)
 Train Cemetery
 Arrival in Uyuni at 2:00 p.m.

 🏥 Health:

 The passenger must report special health conditions such as:

 🤰 Pregnancy
 ❤️ Heart problems
 🩺 Hypertension

 🔍 We recommend: If in doubt, obtain medical advice and a certificate of fitness for tours above 4,000 meters above sea level.

 🏔️ Attention to Altitude Acclimatization:

 We recommend staying at least 24 hours in San Pedro de Atacama before taking high-altitude tours such as:
 Tatio Geysers (4,300 meters above sea level)
 Salt Flats Route (4,400 meters above sea level)
 Tour to the Uyuni Salt Flats (4,600 meters above sea level)