People will be picked up from the terminal to ensure that they do not get lost when they arrive in Uyuni City, starting the tour at 10:30 am with transportation (jeep 4×4) during the tour to each attraction.
The first stop will be the train cemetery which is a space where there are structures of trains that are no longer possible to use them, the route in this place will be for artistic purposes and exploration, ie you can take pictures on the doors And windows of these trains noting in turn the improvised swing made between two railway cars.
Following the route we will reach the town of Colchani Located 20 km. Of Uyuni and as the main door to Salar, it is a population that lives from the artisanal processing of the salt in this way to generate the production and sale of handicrafts, mainly based on the manufacture of the salt. It is a must stop for tourists to shop and visit one of the factories where you can appreciate the precarious nature of this processing (salt collection, transfer, heating, iodine addition and bagging) and the incredibly low final sale prices of The “bag of salt”. In the case of artisanal production, two or three families produce them and a larger number are sold to our visitors.
Subsequently the most awaited stop by many the Great Salar de Uyuni is the largest continuous and high salt desert in the world, with an area of ​​10 582 km² is the perfect setting for taking artistic photographs and creating memorable memories with the family and friends. The great salar comprises of different attractions that can be seen along the way these are:
The salt pyramids, which are groupings of salt crushed in random spaces of this desert its splendor and beauty is given to shine more in times of rain where these are reflected in the floor of salt,
The eyes of the salar are a multitude of “eyes” provoked by the waters of what was Lake Tauca, that take advantage of the weaker layers to peer out. They can be up to two meters deep.
The salt museum located 10 km from Colchani is a Hotel de Sal, built on bricks of this mineral. Also the decoration, the tables, chairs, beds, is entirely built of salt. The hotel was closed to the public in 2006 due to the inability to drain without damaging the salar ecosystem. At present it has a small exhibition of salt crafts.
The Tunupa Volcano has a height of 5,432 meters above sea level and is named after the god of thunder and ray Tunupa, is also the altar of the same.
The rest for that day is in the locality of Coquesa in a local house located at the feet of the Tunupa Volcano.

You will be provided with a breakfast in the early hours of the morning and from 7:00 am begins the tour with a walk to the viewpoint of the Tunupa volcano where a large number of geological formations adorn the landscape, at this point we can get to see the Chullpas (Mummies) which is accessed by a cave where you can see these ancient burials.

At this point there is the option of an ascent to 5000 msnm, an activity that will be carried out with the help of a specialized mountain guide who will help and indicate the safe way to do so later return to the hostel where lunch will be eaten Will consist of an ideal diet in the environment with foods that can be specified, whether vegetarian or vegan gluten-free.

The later visit is to the island Incahuasi completely surrounded by the immense salt extension of the salar de Uyuni, its relief is steep. It is home to a large number of giant cacti that can reach more than 10 meters in height.

Finally you have the return to the city of Uyuni at 17:00 hrs.

• Pick up Bus Terminal / Airport

• Jeep transport 4 × 4 (max capacity 6 Pax)

• Driver / Guide (Spanish only)

• Food: breakfast, lunch, dinner, drinks (vegetarian option)

• Accommodation: 1 night in local accommodation

• Entrance Island Incahuasi 30 bs (foreigners) 15 bs (national)

• Entrance to the mummies of Coquesa 30 bs

• Breakfast (1st day) and dinner (2nd day)

• Snacks or extra drinks

• Extra expenses

• Tips

• Sunscreen

• Sunglasses

• Warm clothes

• Water bottle (2 liters)

The following itinerary can vary depending on the route depending on the circumstances of the road or other reasons.