Bolivia
Island of the Sun and Moon
Full Day | A journey through Titicaca's sacred islands
A full-day adventure to explore one of the world's most extraordinary landscapes. Visit the Train Cemetery, the immense Uyuni Salt Flats, Incahuasi Island, high-altitude lagoons and iconic viewpoints while discovering the history, geology and unique atmosphere of the Bolivian altiplano.
MORNING
07:00: Pickup from your hotel in Uyuni.
07:30: Start of the excursion with a visit to the Train Cemetery, where you can see historic abandoned locomotives from Bolivia's railway era.
08:30: Continue toward the vast salt flats. Stop for panoramic photos and perspective shots, especially beautiful in the early morning light or during mirror-effect conditions.
11:30: Visit Incahuasi Island, famous for its giant cacti, unique rock formations and exceptional panoramic views over the white expanse of the salt flat.
AFTERNOON
13:00: Lunch in the salt flats or surrounding area.
14:30: Continue to nearby lagoons and scenic points, including Laguna Colorada or other accessible stops depending on the operational route and weather conditions.
16:00: Visit Ojos del Salar, natural openings and water springs within the salt flat landscape.
17:00: Return to Uyuni after a full day of unique Andean scenery.
18:30: Arrival in Uyuni and transfer back to the hotel.
What's Included
Transportation.nBilingual guide.nEntrance tickets for Salar de Uyuni attractions.
Not Included
Travel or medical insurance.nOptional activities.nPersonal expenses not mentioned in the itinerary.
Bring light and comfortable clothes, but also a warm layer for changing temperatures in the altiplano.nWear comfortable walking shoes.nBring sunscreen, hat or cap, sunglasses and a camera.nCarry cash for personal purchases or tips.nGroup departures usually operate with guide in English and/or Spanish depending on availability.n10 percent of the value supports conservation projects with Fundacao Angeles Verdes and ECOLUCERNA LODGE TAMBOPATA.
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