One day puts your brakes to work. This three-day trip pairs a full-suspension ride on Death Road with a full day across the Uyuni Salt Flats, giving you two of Bolivia’s biggest outdoor experiences in one booking. I like the safety van, regular bike checks, and small group of no more than 11 people. I … Read more
Six thousand meters demands respect. This three-day climb gives you hands-on ice-climbing practice before the summit push, which makes it a sensible first step into serious Andean mountaineering. I like the gradual plan: you train on day one, walk to high camp on day two, and save the summit attempt for day three. I also … Read more
Salt can turn the horizon into a mirror. This three-day trip connects La Paz with Bolivia’s vast Uyuni Salt Flats, combining an overnight bus ride, a full 4WD day, and striking stops such as the Train Cemetery, Colchani, Incahuasi Island, and the Dakar monument. I like the sharp contrast between rusting 19th-century locomotives and brilliant … Read more
Salt, fire, and sky arrive in one hard-driving journey. I like the way this three-day crossing gives you much more than a quick look at Salar de Uyuni: you see colored lagoons, geysers, hot springs, flamingos, volcanic rock, and the salt flat itself. I also like the small-group format, with shared transport limited to 10 … Read more
Three days, two countries, one rough road. This route links Uyuni’s giant salt flats with Bolivia’s high volcanic desert before delivering you to San Pedro de Atacama. I like the wide range of scenery, from abandoned locomotives and salt blocks to flamingo-filled lagoons and steaming geysers. I also like the direct finish in San Pedro’s … Read more
Three days here turn white salt into fire. This route combines the giant Uyuni Salt Flats with flamingo-filled lagoons, volcanic geysers, hot springs, deserts, and the red, green, and white waters of Eduardo Avaroa National Park. I like the broad range of scenery and the fact that meals, transport, accommodation, and an English-speaking guide are … Read more
White salt, red water, smoking earth. This $280, three-day journey links the world’s largest salt flat with Bolivia’s high desert and San Pedro de Atacama in Chile. I like the excellent range of sights, from the Train Cemetery and salt crafts to flamingo-filled lagoons, and I like that a Spanish-speaking driver helps you cross the … Read more
Salt makes the world look unreal. This three-day Uyuni trip combines the world’s largest salt desert with Incahuasi Island’s giant cacti, colored lagoons, geysers, hot springs at 4,500 meters, and wide-open desert scenery. I like the small-group format and the fact that full meals are included, including solid vegetarian portions when requested. The trade-off is … Read more
White salt, red water, flamingos, repeat. This three-day route gives you far more than a quick photo stop at the Salar de Uyuni: I love the sharp change from white salt to desert, lagoons, and geysers, and I like the time set aside for playful perspective photos and a salt-flat sunset. Your trade-off is basic … Read more
White salt, red water, volcanic fire. This La Paz-to-San Pedro route packs Bolivia’s finest high-altitude scenery into a demanding but rewarding journey. I like the mix of Uyuni’s surreal salt flats and the remote lagoons, deserts, geysers, and volcanoes that follow. The trip ends in Chile, so you see far more than the salt flats … Read more