1. Incomparable Scenery.
During the rainy season, the Uyuni Salt Flat becomes a giant mirror that reflects the sky.
2. Unique Photographs.
From the famous perspective photos to perfect reflections of the sky, this is a paradise for photographers and Instagram lovers.
3. PRIVATE Experience, all-inclusive.
On this PRIVATE tour, you will travel comfortably, without haste or hurry, as 1 to 4 people travel in the car. Ideal for families, couples, and small groups of friends who want more privacy. Our package includes transportation, specialized tour guides in Spanish and English, and food, so that travelers only have to worry about enjoying themselves. You can also enjoy a relaxing bike ride.
4. Expert guides and personalized service.
We have local guides in Spanish and English with extensive knowledge of the area, who provide fascinating facts about the history, geology, and culture of the region.
5. Incahuasi Island
Giant cacti up to 10 m high are found on Incahuasi Island. This island is the largest of the group of islets located in the center of Salar de Uyuni. There is a tourist front desk on the island that belongs to the association of municipalities of Llica and Tahua, in whose territory the island is located. At this center, visitors are charged an entry fee of approximately 5 USD to access a well-marked and easily walkable trail that runs around the island and allows them to enjoy the views over the salt flat, the cobalt blue sky, and the hundreds of cacti. (During the rainy season, between January and March, admission to the island may be unavailable. In the event of a change of itinerary, we will inform you in advance, and if you wish, you can cancel your booking with a 100% guaranteed refund).
6. 4x4 Adventure in a Unique Terrain.
Tours in 4x4 vehicles allow you to explore impressive places such as Incahuasi Island (not available during the rainy season) and the salt flats in comfort and security. When visiting Incahuasi Island, there is the possibility
7. Commitment to Responsible Tourism.
We promote sustainable tourism, respecting the environment and supporting local communities.
