Classic Uyuni Sky mirror Tour 3d/2n

Experience the ultimate Uyuni Salt Flat Tour Bolivia with the Classic Uyuni Tour 3D2N — a breathtaking Salar de Uyuni 3 Day Tour that reveals the surreal landscapes, mirror reflections, and natural wonders of the world’s largest salt flats. This unforgettable Bolivia Salt Flats Expedition takes you deep into Bolivia’s high plains in a rugged Uyuni 4×4 Adventure Tour, perfect for photographers, nature lovers, and adventure travelers alike.

Highlights of Your Uyuni Salt Flats Experience

• Spectacular Mirror Effect: Witness the iconic Salar de Uyuni Le miroir sky reflections when rain creates a massive natural mirror on the salt crust — ideal for stunning photography on this Salt Flats Sky Mirror Photography Tour.

• Incahuasi Island Giant Cacti: Explore Incahuasi Island, dotted with towering cactus forests and offering panoramic views over the endless white salt desert.

• Train Cemetery Bolivia: Visit the fascinating Train Cemetery, where rusted locomotives from the early railway era provide a striking historical backdrop and photo opportunity.

• Scenic High-Altitude Landscapes: Cross dramatic altiplano terrains, colorful lagoons, volcanic deserts, and geothermal fields as part of this Multi-day Uyuni Salt Flat Experience.

• Wildlife & Natural Wonders: Look for flamingos in highland lagoons, witness geysers at sunrise, and explore remote areas of the Eduardo Avaroa Reserve for a complete adventure.

Why Choose This Classic Uyuni 3D2N Tour

This carefully curated Uyuni Salt Flats Tour is more than a visit to the salt surface — it’s a full expedition that blends cultural stops, natural spectacles, and off-road adventure. With comfortable overnight stays near the Salar and expert guides driving a Uyuni 4×4 Adventure Tour, you’ll experience the best of Bolivia’s highlands in just three days.

“Walk on clouds, chase reflections, and photograph infinity.”

Classic Uyuni Salt Flat Tour Bolivia – Salar de Uyuni 3 Day Tour

Day 1 – Uyuni Colchani Incahuasi Island Salt Hotel Border

Enter the salt flats via the village of Colchani: visit the salt-factory and salt-museum for an introduction to the region’s geology and local salt-industry. Continue onto the heart of the salt desert and visit Isla Incahuasi (Fish Island), surrounded by the white salt expanse with giant cacti and a 360° panorama of the salar. Visit the iconic Dakar Monument and the “Flag Plaza” on the salt surface. Overnight stay at a salt-hotel (e.g., Tayka Salt Hotel, Luna Salada or Palacio de Sal) located at the edge of the salar. Comfortable rooms, private bathrooms, hot water and heating provided (subject to availability). Optional: Night stargazing activity on the vast salt flat under minimal light-pollution.
✨ Overnight at a salt hotel:Luna Salada

Day 2 – Train Cemetery Altiplano Lagoons Desert Landscapes High-Altitude Lodge

Morning departure to the famous Train Cemetery with its rusted steam locomotives from the late 19th century. Next, visit the necropolis of San Juan del Rosario. Afternoon drive through a series of high altiplano lagoons: Cañapa, Hedionda, Chiarkota, Honda and Ramaditas. Here you may spot flamingos (three species) and other Andean birdlife against colourful volcanic backgrounds. Continue drive into remote desert terrain (12,000 km² area), passing dunes, red and brown ochre lithic formations.Overnight at the Tayka Desert Hotel at approx. 4,523 m above sea level. Private bathrooms, hot water and heating included (limited time availability).
​Overnight at a salt hotel:Tayka Desert Hotel

Day 3 – Eduardo Avaroa Reserve Highlights Stone Tree Geysers of Sol de Mañana Laguna Verde & Laguna Colorada Return to Uyuni

Early morning start into the Reserva Nacional Eduardo Avaroa. Visit the iconic Arbol de Piedra (“Stone Tree”) in the Siloli Desert; keep an eye out for vizcachas (wild high-altitude rodents). Arrive at the Sol de Mañana Geysers—active fumaroles and boiling mud pots at around 5,000 m elevation. Fantastic for dramatic landscape photography. Visit the Laguna Verde, an emerald lake at the foot of the Licancabur volcano. Colour is caused by sediment and mineral content. Visit the Laguna Colorada, the red-toned lagoon that is home to nesting flamingos. Brief stop in the mining-village of San Cristóbal. Farewell to llamas and vicuñas en route back to Uyuni.
​✨ End of tour — full hearts, memory cards, and camera batteries.

Important Notes:

The itinerary may be subject to change due to road conditions, weather (especially during rainy season when parts of the salar may flood), altitude or access issues. Guests are reminded this is remote terrain at high elevation (above 3,650 m) and acclimatization is advised.

includes:

not include:

• Overnight stay in the best hotels in the area

• Meals

• Private transport in a comfortable 4X4

• Spanish speaking driver-guide

• Also included: natural herbs and medication against altitude sickness, oxygen tank and fire extinguisher

Drinks in the hotels,
personal
snacks
tips.

Items you must bring:

The are of the Uyuni salt flats can be cold, windy and with high solar radiation. During the day it is generally sunny and the weather is pleasant but at night it can get cold. Our recommendations on what to bring with you:

• Warm clothes.

• Woolen socks.

• Gloves.

• Hat that covers your ears and protects you from the sun.

• Warm boots (and / or rain boots during the rainy season)

• Towel.

• Swimming suit.

• Lip moisturizer.

• Sun block 30+.

• Sun glasses (the sun rays on the surface of the salt desert create a dazzling, blinding light. Therefor we highly recommend to bring high protection sunglasses with you).

• Flashlight.

• Raincoat (From December to March).

• Extra drinking water (we provide 2 liters of bottled water per person per day).

Note: Don’t forget to bring a copy of your passport.

Price 2025:Per person

• 1 person: US$ 1,910 per person.

• Group of 2 persons: US$ 1350 per person.

• Group of 3 persons: US$ 1300 per person.

• Group of 4 persons: US$ 1250 per person.

• Group of 5 persons: US$ 1200 per person.