Uyuni: Pulacayo, Tomave, and Hot Springs Day Trip
Antonio Quijarro Province, Bolivia
Discover Pulacayo’s historic trains, Tomave’s colonial charm, and the stunning lagoons of Warmy Kasilla and Orqo Kasilla on a day trip from Uyuni.
Explore the Uyuni Salt Flats on a 2-Day Adventure from Uyuni
This tour suits travelers interested in history, nature, and unique landscapes across Bolivia’s Altiplano.
Highlights
- Explore the Uyuni Salt Flats and capture perspective photos.
- Visit Incahuasi Island with giant cacti and unique geological formations.
- Watch sunsets over the vast white salt desert.
- Relax in Tomave’s natural hot springs surrounded by Andean scenery.
Description
Begin your 2-day, 1-night tour from Uyuni, visiting the Train Cemetery filled with historic locomotives ideal for photography. Explore Colchani, a salt-producing village showcasing traditional salt harvesting methods. Discover the Ojos del Salar, Playa Blanca Salt Museum, Dakar Monument, and Flags Square—each offering excellent spots for perspective photos across the salt flats.
During the dry season, visit Incahuasi Island, notable for its giant cacti and coral-like rock formations. End the day with a sunset over the salt flats, where reflections transform the landscape.
On day two, explore Pulacayo, a historic mining town with a Train Museum. Then unwind at Tomave Hot Springs, surrounded by Andean peaks. Continue to the Green Lagoon, Black Lagoon, Stone Mill, and the Valley of Rocks to observe local wildlife and geological features. The tour concludes with your return to Uyuni.
Includes
- 4x4 transportation
- Spanish-speaking driver guide
- Two lunches and one breakfast
- Boots if needed
- Accommodation
Excludes
- 30 BOB entry fee to Incahuasi Island
- 10 BOB Pulacayo Museum entry
- 20 BOB Tomave Hot Springs entry
- Public restroom fees and other personal expenses
Cancellation Policy
Full refund available for cancellations made up to 24 hours in advance.
Booking Tips
Wear comfortable clothing and bring a hat, sunscreen, and water. The best time to visit for clear conditions is during the dry season from May to November. Book in advance to secure your spot and clarify any specific needs with your guide.
