In the morning, we head to Incahuasi Island, a stunning oasis in the middle of the salt flats, known for its towering giant cacti and breathtaking panoramic views. We then continue towards Mala Mala Bay, located at the opposite side of the Salar, offering a quieter and more remote perspective of this vast landscape. From there, the journey leads us to the remarkable Galaxy Cave, an extraordinary site where you can observe ancestral burials and fascinating petrified cactus formations—an experience that beautifully blends nature, history, and mystery.

Enjoy scenic stops along the way for carefully selected photo opportunities, capturing the ever-changing landscapes of the Altiplano. We then arrive at the Tayka Red Stone Hotel, located in San Pedro de Quemes, a unique property built with volcanic stone and set in a remote and spectacular setting. Here, you will enjoy a refined dining experience featuring authentic regional flavors, offering a perfect blend of comfort, atmosphere, and local cuisine.

Step visit with photo stops.

Step visit with photo stops. To the south are Cañapa gaps, Stinking, Chiarkota, Honda and Ramadita, where large numbers of flamingos can be founded. Other birds, such as geese and Andean gulls accompany the flamingos in these lagoons flanked by snow-capped volcanoes that have a green skirt down (brava straw yareta and thola).

We venture into a remote desert of sand and pebbles, where the landscapes unfold in beautiful natural tones, creating a striking and ever-changing scenery as we make our way deeper into the Altiplano. By the end of the day, we arrive at Hotel Tayka del Desierto, a unique stone hotel located in the heart of the Siloli Desert. This cozy and remote property offers private rooms with en-suite bathrooms and hot water, ensuring comfort in the middle of this extraordinary environment. In the evening, you will enjoy a carefully prepared dinner while gazing at one of the clearest night skies in the world—an unforgettable experience under a blanket of stars.

At dawn, we set out in search of the impressive Sol de Mañana Geysers, arriving at the first light of day when geothermal activity is at its most dramatic. This is the highest point of the route, at nearly 5,000 meters above sea level, where the air is crisp and the landscape feels otherworldly. You will witness steaming fumaroles and bubbling mud pools in shades of red, gray, and ochre—an extraordinary geothermal field where the earth seems alive beneath your feet. The journey then continues through the striking desert and Salar de Chalviri, a landscape of remarkable contrasts where white mineral deposits, ocher desert tones, and deep blue waters blend into a truly unique दृश्य. To complete this experience, there is the opportunity to enjoy a relaxing bath in the Polques Hot Springs, surrounded by this surreal and peaceful high-altitude environment.

Enjoy scenic stops along the way for carefully selected photo opportunities, capturing the dramatic beauty of the high-altitude landscapes. We then stop for lunch near Laguna Colorada, one of the most extraordinary highlights of the journey. This striking red lagoon is the main nesting site for three species of flamingos, whose presence adds life and elegance to the scenery. The lagoon’s unique coloration comes from algae and plankton activated by sunlight and wind, which also influence the delicate pink tones of the flamingos’ plumage. A truly remarkable setting to enjoy lunch, surrounded by nature at its most vibrant and unique.

Step visit with photo stops.

Step visit with photo stops.

Step visit with photo stops.

Step visit with photo stops. And almost as an excess and to leave this desert valley, we will visit Laguna Verde, at the foot of the volcano Licancabur. We arrive at this lagoon just on time to see how the water go from emerald green to a duller.

Return to Uyuni at 5:00 pm