There was a sizable number of people in the hotel lounge area with us at 5am. Looks like an early set-off time is common for Uyuni tours. Our…
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Hotel Luna Salada is a salt masterpiece. As far as I could tell, almost everything was made out of salt. The notable exceptions being furnishings, doors, and possibly…
Leave a CommentIsla Incahuasi is a little cactus island in the middle of the Uyuni salt flats. Cactus galore. Climbing up, we had a marvellous view of the surrounding salt…
Leave a CommentWE ARE HERE. After months of planning and eager anticipation, I can’t believe that this moment has finally arrived. We are actually standing on the famous Uyuni salt…
Leave a CommentWith a name referencing the galaxies, we thought Gruta De Las Galaxias might be stars-related. Instead, it turned out to be an unworldly grotto with mysterious weblike formations. Shelob (from…
Leave a CommentCompared to the previous night’s Desierto, Hotel Tayka de Piedra seemed more like a homestay than a hotel. The customer service was somewhat lacking and the water pressure of the…
Leave a CommentOnwards to another beautiful flamingo-filled lagoon. Laguna Hedionda Lunch Lunch was in a quiet town. Hard to believe it was a real town. There were hardly any people on the streets. In the…
Leave a CommentDay 2 of the salt flats tour was great. The scenery wasn’t as impactful as day 1’s but it was still beautiful and we had incredible wildlife encounters. The tour route took…
Leave a CommentAfter the atrocity that was Hotel Takha Takha in Atacama, the bar was set real low. But Hotel Tayka El Desierto turned out to be a real gem. Despite being…
Leave a CommentLaguna Colorada As if to make sure our minds were properly blown, we arrived at the grand dame of lagoons, Laguna Colorada (Red lagoon). A brilliantly red shallow salt lake…
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