Uyuni Salt Flats & Coloured Lagoons

Bolivia's Salar de Uyuni, once part of a vast prehistoric salt lake, offers a surreal landscape where the sky and ground merge in a seamless reflection, creating the illusion of heaven on earth. As the largest salt flat in the world, it stretches across an astonishing 10,582 square kilometers, offering an ethereal experience that leaves visitors in awe. This magical corner of the world is not just limited to the salt flats themselves. The surrounding region is dotted with vibrant colored lagoons, such as the strikingly red Laguna Colorada, home to flocks of flamingos. Bubbling geysers and extraordinary rock formations, shaped over millennia, add to the area's otherworldly allure. The salt flats are a place where nature seems to have broken all conventional rules, offering a journey that is both visually stunning and deeply humbling.

Whether you're marveling at the infinite horizon or exploring the strange rock formations, Salar de Uyuni is a destination unlike any other on the planet.

 

This is an itinerary that can be custom made to suit you that departs daily.