More about Uyuni
This salt flat is the largest in the world and is a chilling, memorable landscape. Uyuni is what is left over from several huge prehistoric lakes. Besides salt, this unusual landscape also has a store of lithium, although there are no mining operations currently in place.
You’ll see more on a trip to Uyuni than just salt. Within the salt flats, you can see the Incahuasi Island, a cluster of giant cacti. This is a strange formation that covers 61 acres (24 ha). Beyond the flats, you can visit lagunas and geysers.
Moments to look forward to
Uyuni Salt Flat Full Day – North Route
Stargazing on the Uyuni Salt Flats
Uyuni Salt Flats Basic
Incredible Stays
Jardines de Uyuni Hotel 3*
Jardines de Uyuni is 1312 feet from the bus and train terminal. Rooms are styled with lively colors and rustic décor. Wi-Fi is free. Hotel Jardines de Uyuni has rooms with cable TV and heating. All rooms are fitted with private bathrooms and regional décor. A daily breakfast is included. Arce Square is 656 feet away and the tour desk can offer tips for getting around the area. Guests can enjoy regional dishes at the on-site restaurant which is open from 19:30 to 21:30. Joya Andina Ciudad Uyuni Airport is 3.1 mi from the hotel. The reservations department informs that the pool and sauna service at the Jardines de Uyuni hotel is suspended until further notice. Couples in particular like the excellent location
Hotel Palacio de Sal
Hotel Palacio de Sal is a unique and charming accommodation located in the heart of Uyuni, Bolivia, a small town nestled on the shores of the world's largest salt flat, Salar de Uyuni. This remarkable hotel is built entirely from salt blocks, a testament to the region's rich cultural heritage and natural resources.
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