Heading to the Salt Flats we will stop in Colchani town where local shops offer handicrafts and wool clothes. Here we’ll learn about the salt production of Bolivia.

Entering the Salt Flats, you’ll see a very unusual geological effect. Aquifers formed by underground rivers of the big Salar.

 The tour proceeds to Flags Square, featuring flags from countries around the world. Here, the Dakar Monument can be seen, along with the first hotel made entirely of salt, where lunch will be enjoyed. 

 It's photo session time! You will have the opportunity to capture panoramic, perspective, and mirror reflection shots (if available).

The Uyuni Salt Flats experience dry and wet seasons. During the dry season (April to November), the landscape is vast and flat, ideal for clear photography. In the wet season (December to March), heavy rains flood the flats, creating a mirror-like surface reflecting the sky and clouds, offering a surreal experience for visitors. 

In the afternoon, you arrive at Incahuasi Island, the largest island in the salt flats. Here we can find fossils of corals, giant cactus and we can observe Tunupa Volcano and all the salt flats.

Later, you will observe the sunset in the pink-blurred horizon of the salt flats, a unique spectacle in the world. Then, the group heads back to Uyuni.