San Juan Town: 

After breakfast, the journey proceeds to San Juan, a small village where guests can purchase snacks for the day and use restroom facilities.

Ollagüe Volcano: 

Continuing through the desert region as vegetation diminishes, the Ollagüe Volcano, an active and sacred site revered by indigenous communities, comes into view.

Lagoons: 

Ahead lie the saline lagoons! The route continues towards the Andean lagoons: Cañapa, Hedionda, Chiarcota, and Honda. This area offers abundant wildlife, including pink flamingos, Andean ducks, and seagulls, perfect for photography. Lunch will be served near Laguna Hedionda.

Siloli Desert and Stone Tree: 

Following lunch, the journey enters one of the driest deserts on Earth, the Siloli Desert, situated at 6000 meters above sea level. Iconic landmarks such as the Stone Tree and colossal rock formations await exploration.

Eduardo Avaroa National Reserve: The route takes travelers through Bolivia's most visited National Park, Eduardo Avaroa National Reserve. The day concludes with a visit to the Red Lagoon, home to vibrant pink flamingos. Afterward, accommodation in Huayllajara town is reached to end the day.

 Geysers and Hot Springs: 

The day begins early with breakfast, followed by a visit to the Sol de Mañana Geysers, where guests can witness active jets of water and steam shooting into the air. The journey then continues to Polques Hot Springs for a relaxing group break.

Dali Desert: Next, we venture to the Dali Desert, a surrealistic landscape reminiscent of the iconic paintings of Salvador Dalí.

Green Lagoon and Licancabur Volcano: 

Continuing southward, we make a stop at the Green Lagoon, situated near the imposing Licancabur Volcano, marking the natural border with Chile. Here, travelers departing for Chile bid farewell to their travel companions.

Valley of the Rocks: 

After parting ways at the Hito Cajones border checkpoint, we begin our return journey to Uyuni. A stop is made in a small town for lunch before visiting the Valley of the Rocks, a remarkable area known for its unique rock formations.

San Cristobal and Uyuni Town: Later, we drive to San Cristobal Village, the final settlement before Uyuni, where guests can explore a 16th-century church and find restroom facilities. We arrive in Uyuni at approximately 17:30.