Circuit de 3 jours au salar d'Uyuni et aux lagons colorés + coucher de soleil + effet miroir





Description
Au cours de cette expédition de 3 jours/2 nuits, vous découvrirez ce salar magique d'Uyuni, le plus grand du monde avec un parcours de plus de 200 km de long et 80 km de large, avec plus de 64 milliards de tonnes de sel, plus plus de 21 millions de tonnes de lithium. D'une beauté naturelle étonnante, une étonnante île de cactus géants au milieu du salar, un miroir géant pendant la saison des pluies, d'un coucher de soleil impressionnant, des volcans de la chaîne de montagnes de l'ouest comme le Licancabur, l'Ollague, le Tunupa et d'autres volcans, où pratiquer le trekking de 3600 mètres d'altitude à 5000 mètres d'altitude, profiter de leurs sources chaudes à différents endroits, sources chaudes de Laguna Polques, sources chaudes de Laguna Blanca, etc., déserts inhospitaliers comme le désert de Siloli, désert de Salvador Dalí, et observer la faune et la flore du sud-ouest de Potosí, venez connaître et vivre une grande aventure inoubliable avec Andes Salt Expedition avec 8 Prix consécutifs de Certifications d'Excellence de Qualité de service par TRIPADVISOR 2015-2023.
Options de l'excursion
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Lieux et horaires de prise en charge
nous pouvons récupérer les passagers à la gare routière de l'hôtel dans la ville d'Uyuni. Remarque : si votre hôtel est le Palacio de Sal, Luna Salada ou Cristal Samaña (ville de Colchani), vous devez payer 30 USD de plus.
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes à la colonne vertébrale
- Déconseillé aux femmes enceintes
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes cardiovasculaires
- Condition physique moyenne requise
- non recommandé pour les voyageurs avec une mauvaise altitude qui doivent être aclimatés à Cuzco Pérou
- Non recommandé aux voyageurs souffrant de diarrhée et de neumonie
- Non recommandé pour les viajeros avec sobre peso
Avis(837)
Marco drove/ led us over 3 days across the salt flats and the mountains. He knew his stuff, explained what was going on, and was always ready to point things out. Travelling over Bolivian Independence Day he even put on a small celebration for us. A wonderful guide around an amazing place.
This was an absolutely stunning 3 days. Don’t be fooled into thinking you’ll only see the salt flats - you’ll also see volcanoes, geysers, colourful lagoons with flamingos, hot springs, extreme deserts, wild llamas and other wildlife…it’s pretty spectacular. Temperatures are very mixed but prepare for extreme conditions towards the end of the trip and VERY cold nights. The only minor criticism I have is it would have been appreciated if both guide and driver had made the small effort to learn how to say my name.
The tour was perfectly organized from the very beginning. Our guide Marco did a super job in every respect as a driver, as a guide, and as a person. We recommend this tour with Marco to everyone who wants to experience something unforgettable. It was partly very cold, the roads bumpy, but what you get to see and experience in return is definitely worth it.
Unfortunately, our 3-day/2-night Uyuni tour was quite disappointing overall. The places we visited were absolutely beautiful, and the landscapes were definitely the highlight of the experience. However, the organization and the way the tour was conducted left a lot to be desired. Throughout the three days, we often felt rushed from one place to another. The guide seemed very focused on following his itinerary rather than checking in with the group or adapting the pace when needed. It sometimes felt like we were simply being moved from one stop to the next instead of actually having time to enjoy the experience. Transportation was probably our biggest concern. The vehicle we were travelling in had recurring battery/mechanical issues and stopped several times in the middle of the road. Our driver also regularly chose alternative routes instead of the usual roads, and some of them felt unnecessarily risky. When we mentioned our concerns to the guide, we were simply told that the driver could choose whichever roads he wanted. Several people in our vehicle genuinely felt unsafe at times, which is obviously not something you want to experience during a three-day tour in such a remote area. The accommodations are also extremely basic, which travelers should be aware of, especially during winter. There was no heating, and the rooms were incredibly cold and damp at night. Sleeping bags are offered for an additional rental fee, but considering the winter temperatures, I honestly think they should be included in the tour price. I cannot imagine doing this tour at that time of year without one. The food was good overall. Nothing particularly elaborate, but the meals were perfectly fine and we had no complaints in that regard. Another major disappointment was Laguna Negra. It was specifically mentioned in the TripAdvisor description when we booked the tour, and it was actually one of the places we were most excited to visit. However, we did not visit it at all. Our guide explained that tours no longer go there because of conflicts between local communities. We completely understand that circumstances can change, but if Laguna Negra is no longer part of the itinerary, the tour description should be updated accordingly. It was one of the main reasons we chose this particular tour, so finding this out only once we were already on the tour was frustrating. Overall, the landscapes and natural attractions were spectacular and made the trip worthwhile, but the experience itself did not meet our expectations. Between feeling rushed, the transportation and safety concerns, the extremely cold accommodations, and an advertised major stop being excluded from the itinerary, there are several aspects of this tour that could definitely be improved.
Great experience Landscapes, each more magnificent than the last. Between the desert, the animals, and the lagoons, it is a feast for the eyes.
What an unbelievable experience. Racquel was more than fantastic. Do this everyone. I have nothing less than “fantastic” to say about this whole experience
We just completed the private tour today. Our guide was Diego & our driver was Blas. Despite Diego had 2 years working experience, he demostrated his professional guide service. His fluent Engish, coupled with his profession knowledge, skillful photography & video shooting. He always look after us very well with caring. Driver Blas was an experience driver with good driving & parked at a stratigic locations so that we had the best locations to take photographs & videos. All in all, we treasured the tour and enjoyed the 3 days 2 nights journey !
This might genuinely be one of the best trips I’ve ever taken. Not only did I get to experience some of the most beautiful landscapes I’ve ever seen, but there were moments when it honestly felt like we had left Earth and landed on another planet. What made the experience even better were the incredible guides, especially the guide in my car, who made every part of the journey more enjoyable. I also want to give a huge thank-you to Raquel, the main guide who organized and managed everything. She went above and beyond to make the entire trip feel special and unforgettable. If you’re planning to visit Bolivia’s salt flats and explore everything this incredible region has to offer, I couldn’t recommend booking this experience enough.
Great tour, where everything was just right. Two off-road vehicles, tire tread OK, Ruben the driver always attentive. Raquel our guide had a lot to tell and had good time management. Definitely take warm things for the tour. Very nice experience. Thank you.
The 3-day tour is very well organized and allowed us to see amazing places. A special thanks goes to Bernardo (Berni) who was our driver for these days, always very kind, helpful, and attentive. The meals were good and very varied. The first hotel (made entirely of salt) was beautiful with a private room and a bathroom with hot water available. While the second was more spartan (but you know that you have to know how to adapt in a context so in touch with nature). Possibility to end the tour in San Pedro de Atacama. To finish: the Salar de Uyuni is an incredible place to visit at least once in a lifetime!!!



