From Uyuni: Salt Flats Highlights Jeep Tour with Lunch

By HanaqPacha Travel

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Features

Ride on the expansive and impressive Uyuni Salt Flats, surrounded by white salt
Stand in and on top of abandoned train carriages at the eerie train cemetery
Walk by giant green cacti that grow up to 12 metres tall on Fish Island
Take photos sitting on chairs at tables made entirely of salt at the Salt Hotel
Visit a local town of Colchani to see how salt is extracted from the Salt Flats

Dates

Travellers

Language options: Spanish

Starting time: 10:00

Price details

€79.06 x 1 Adult€79.06

Total

- Not allowed: Luggage or large bags
- Not suitable for: People with mobility impairments, Wheelchair users
- In accordance with EU regulations about consumer rights, activities services are not subject to the right of withdrawal. Supplier cancellation policy will apply.
- This activity is provided by a professional trader (a party acting within their trade, business or profession).

Explore the famous Uyuni Salt Flats on a Jeep tour from Uyuni. Ride along the expansive salt flats, visit the abandoned trains at the train cemetery, and see a hotel made entirely of salt, and more en route. Enjoy a local lunch, too.
After your hotel pickup, head out to the iconic train cemetery, where all trains ended up once the local railway company went out of business. Walk in and out of abandoned carriages, see leftover railways, and more.
Then, go to the town of Colchani on the outskirts of the salt flats. This small town survives from the sale of salt souvenirs and hand woven textiles. Locals also extract salt and process it for consumption - a process you can observe.
Afterwards, enter the salt flats and drive towards the first salt hotel ever built. It no longer serves as a hotel but you can still see it standing proud, with its crystalline white walls, tables, and chairs - all made out of salt.
Then, head to the Incahuasi, or Fish Island, where giant cacti grow up to 12 metres tall. Enjoy lunch here before trying your hand at snapping those iconic distance and size perception pictures on the salt flats. Finally, head back to Uyuni.