Top Uyuni Bus Tours

Marvel at the largest salt flats in the world on this day tour to the Uyuni Salt Flats in Bolivia. Visits to the Salt Hotel, the locomotive graveyard, and Cactus Island included, among others. Enjoy a photoshoot in this unique place and watch an unforgettable sunset before heading back to Uyuni. Lunch and round-trip transportation from Uyuni included.

We will begin our tour in the 4x4 vehicle destined for the occasion. The first stop will be the train cemetery, a must for those who visit Uyuni and which is a record of how prosperous the area was. Later, we will move to Colchani, where we can see and buy handicrafts, as well as see how the process of making products from salt is. Once inside the salt flat, we will visit the monument to the Dakar, the Salt Museum and the Incahuasi island that is right in the middle of the salar. There, we can take a short walk to the highest part and take advantage of the view of the salt flat in 360 °. Also, we can see from very close the large cactus that adorn this calcareous rock formation. After this experience, we will have our lunch and we will settle to see the sunset in the salar, a true spectacle of nature. Later, we will return in our vehicle to finish the tour.

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See a side of Uyuni that’s off the tourist trail on a private tour to Pulacayo, where Bolivia’s first locomotives are preserved in a UNESCO Industrial Heritage Site. Spotting llamas, mountain views, and disused mine sites along the way, you’ll get a personalized introduction to Uyuni’s fascinating history, traveling in a private vehicle that leaves packed group tours far behind.

Explore the Salar de Uyuni on a 4x4 tour, with a reliable agency and years of experience that overwhelm us. We know the special tastes of each tourist who comes to visit us! Our tour covers all the highlights of the city and its surroundings, from the train cemetery, the largest salt desert in the world, lagoons with volcanoes that give a unique view, valley of volcanic rocks and giant cacti that demonstrate a vegetation admirable. You will be able to enjoy meals, lodging, guide, all the entrances and special stops. Time to take classic photos in perspective on the huge salt flats and many surprises that you can only see LIVING THIS MAGICAL MOMENT, with people you know about the place, its people, history and culture. You will find some more details below.

Opt for a personalized experience of the Salar de Uyuni, undoubtedly Bolivia’s most popular natural attraction, on a private day trip from Uyuni. With just your guide and party, you’ll travel to the salt flats with ease, and stop to see the Train Cemetery (Cementerio de Trenes) and Fish Island (Incahuasi Island) to break up the journey. Plus, lunch and round-trip hotel transfers are included for a seamless experience.

Explore the Salar de Uyuni on a 4x4 tour, with a reliable agency and years of experience that overwhelm us. We know the special tastes of each tourist who comes to visit us! Our tour covers all the highlights of the city and its surroundings, from the train cemetery, the largest salt desert in the world, lagoons with volcanoes that give a unique view, valley of volcanic rocks and giant cacti that demonstrate a vegetation admirable. You will be able to enjoy meals, lodging, guide, all the entrances and special stops. Time to take classic photos in perspective on the huge salt flats and many surprises that you can only see LIVING THIS MAGICAL MOMENT, with people you know about the place, its people, history and culture. You will find some more details below.

Explore Uyuni’s antique train cemetery on this atmospheric guided excursion. Enjoy flexible timing and select a tour time that best suits your schedule. After a convenient hotel pickup, travel by private vehicle to the graveyard nearly two miles (three kilometers) outside Uyuni. Learn about the 19th-century railcars there, which were built to transport minerals to the Pacific, and capture memorable photos of these industrial relics.

The Uyuni salt flats ranks among Bolivia’s top natural attractions, with the sheer white landscape stretching as far as the eye can see—but reaching the remote flats on your own is a challenge. On this tour, spin through the Andean countryside by 4x4 vehicle from your Uyuni accommodation. Explore the salt flats with your guide, and watch the sun set on the horizon with a refreshing glass of Bolivian wine.

Peru4fun a very trusted company leads you to explore a place from another planet, the salt flat of Uyuni, in Bolivia. Bolivia is undoubtedly one of the most spectacular places in the world, from its privileged geography to its vast cultural wealth. Its extension allows it to have all kinds of climates and ecosystems, which in some cases are unique, such as the Salar de Uyuni, the largest and highest salt desert in the world. Despite being located more than 3,500 meters above sea level, it is a place accessible to tourism, being one of the biggest attractions of the South American country.

We will begin our tour in the 4x4 vehicle destined for the occasion. The first stop will be the train cemetery, a must for those who visit Uyuni and which is a record of how prosperous the area was. Later, we will move to Colchani, where we can see and buy handicrafts, as well as see how the process of making products from salt is. Once inside the salt flat, we will visit the monument to the Dakar, the Salt Museum and the Incahuasi island that is right in the middle of the salar. There, we can take a short walk to the highest part and take advantage of the view of the salt flat in 360 °. Also, we can see from very close the large cactus that adorn this calcareous rock formation. After this experience, we will have our lunch and we will settle to see the sunset in the salar, a true spectacle of nature. Later, we will return in our vehicle to finish the tour.

Visit the Potosi mines with a private guide on a tour that visits the mining market and test laboratories, then goes deep into the cooperative mines of Cerro Potosi. Exploring the mines with a private guide is a more personal alternative to big group tours, so you’ll have plenty of time to ask questions, stop to take photographs, and discuss life in the Potosi mines.

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