Salar de Uyuni: Experience the largest salt flat in the world!

*Uyuni is situated at an altitude of 3800 meters, and altitude sickness may be experienced.
In the second day you will head towards smaller but equally beautiful lagoons - Onda, Hiar Kkota, Hedionda, and Canapa, with a stop at the viewpoint of Ollague Volcano. The volcano is still active, emitting smoke from its crater - a truly majestic sight. Next, your journey takes you to the Chiguana Salt Flats, known for their abundant deposits of sodium and potassium nitrate, making these salt flats particularly unique. Finally, you will visit the largest dried salt lake on Earth, Salar de Uyuni. The lake is located in the southern part of Bolivia on a high-altitude plateau at an elevation of 3650 meters. Its total area is about 11,000 square kilometers, and the salt layer in the center of the lake reaches a thickness of 10 meters. During the dry season, the lake transforms into a vast salt desert. The salt reserves here amount to about 10 billion tons. During the rainy season, the lake fills with a thin layer of water, becoming the world's largest mirror. On the way to the Great Uyuni Salt Flats, you will witness the extraction and processing of salt in the town of Colchani. After that, you will visit a place called ""Eyes of the Water,"" where you can see geological formations of the local landscape and observe the salt processing process. Later, on the Fish Island, you will see several giant cacti and enjoy a view of the salt flats.
The cost of the tour for 2 pax group: $ 1539 USD per pax
The cost of the tour for 3 pax: $1222 USD per pax