DAY 1 • SAN PEDRO DE ATACAMA – OJO DE PERDIZ
Begin your journey today across one of the world’s most remote locations. Travel to the small border community of Hito Cajón and officially enter Bolivia. In your private 4×4, traverse through the Eduardo Avaroa National Reserve, where the Green Lagoon sits at the base of the Licancabur Volcano, a place that truly seems like another planet. Continue onward past the Desert of Dali before ending at your accommodations, a hotel made of lava rock situated next to the vast Siloli Desert.
- L, D – Ojo de Perdiz
DAY 2 • OJO DE PERDIZ – UYUNI
Start your day by driving through the Siloli desert, passing small communities that have made the harsh environment their home, including Culpina, San Cristobal, and the famed Uyuni. Continue onward towards the edge of the salt flats, where the local villagers process the extracted mineral, and end your day at your cozy accommodation, built almost entirely out of locally harvested salt.
- B, L, D – Luna Salada Hotel
DAY 3 • UYUNI SALT FLATS
Drive through one of the world’s most isolated areas, surrounded by nothing but a glittering white landscape. After a couple of hours, reach Isla del Pescado or Incahuasi Island to have a short walk amongst the giant cacti, birds and vizcachas that have made this island their own. At midday stop for a private buffet of delicious local products in the middle of the salt flats, before continuing deep into the desert of salt on one of the hundreds of routes across the flats. In the evening, watch the sun go down in a blaze of color with a glass of Bolivian wine in hand.
- B, L, D – Luna Salada Hotel
DAY 4 • UYUNI SALT FLATS
Today you’ll explore a wide range of what Uyuni Salt Flats have to offer. First visit the Chantani Museum, perched aside the impressie Tunupa Volcano. This museum was created by a native local entrepreneur who hoped to chronicle the cultures of the salt flat communities. Afterwards, bicycle into the north of the flats, stopping to see the Coquesa Mummies, preserved by the dry air since 1200 BC. On this side there are several small communities, giving you the chance to interact with llama shepherds and quinoa farmers. If it’s the rainy season, boots will be provided so that you can discover the wonderful reflections on the salt flats.
- B, L, D – Luna Salada Hotel
DAY 5 • UYUNI SALT FLATS – LA PAZ
Early this morning, transfer to the Uyuni airport and catch your flight to La Paz, where you will begin your day of exploration. Discover the impressive Plaza Murillo in Old Town La Paz, and the fascinating Los Andes district where embroiderers work hard sewing costumes for Carnival. You’ll also visit the Witch’s Market, where natural medicines are sold, before taking a cable car ride down to explore the Valley of the Moon, full of remarkable geological formations, while also enjoying a delicious Bolivian lunch.
- B, L – Hotel Atix
DAY 6 • La Paz – ONWARD
This morning you’ll be brought to the La Paz airport in accordance with your onward flight out of Bolivia.
- B
