Salinas, Lagoons 3d 2n Tour + Transfer San Pedro De Atacama

The Salinas and Lagoons 3D 2N Tour offers an unparalleled opportunity to explore the breathtaking landscapes of the Atacama Desert. Departing from San Pedro de Atacama, this all-inclusive journey takes adventurers on a captivating exploration of vibrant lagoons, mesmerizing salt flats, and geothermal wonders. With a focus on immersive cultural experiences and jaw-dropping natural scenery, this tour promises an unforgettable adventure. As the sun rises over the desert, travelers will bear witness to a world unlike any other, where pink flamingos gracefully move across mirror-like waters and the earth itself seems to exhale steam and vapor. The stage is set for an unforgettable expedition into the heart of one of the planet’s most captivating regions.

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1 Tour Overview and Pricing

2 Daily Itinerary

3 Highlights and Experiences

4 Inclusions

5 Logistics and Meeting Point

6 Train Cemetery and Colchani

7 Andean Lagoons and Eduardo Avaroa

8 Sol De Mañana Geyser and Laguna Verde

9 Frequently Asked Questions

Key Points

3-day, 2-night tour exploring the salt flats, lagoons, and natural wonders of Atacama Desert, starting from San Pedro de Atacama.
Tour includes transportation, meals, entrance fees, and opportunity to see pink flamingos and unique geological formations.
Itinerary covers key highlights such as Train Cemetery, Colchani, Isla Incahuasi, Chiguana Desert, Sol de Mañana geyser, and Laguna Verde.
Tour offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance and option to reserve without immediate payment.
Comprehensive experience with hot showers, sleeping bags, and access to hot springs for a memorable Atacama adventure.

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Tour Overview and Pricing

The Salinas, lagoons 3d 2n Tour + Transfer San Pedro de Atacama provides a comprehensive exploration of the stunning salt flats and lagoons in the Atacama Desert, with prices starting from $338.00 per person.

This 3-day tour offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance and the option to reserve without immediate payment.

Spanning 3 days, the tour promises an immersive experience, allowing travelers to marvel at the otherworldly landscapes, from the Train Cemetery in Uyuni to the vibrant Andean lagoons teeming with pink flamingos.

With included meals, transportation, and entrance fees, this tour offers an exceptional value for adventurous travelers seeking to discover the natural wonders of the Atacama region.

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Daily Itinerary

Spanning three action-packed days, the tour kicks off at 10:30 a.m. from the Andes 2 Amazon office, where participants embark on an immersive exploration of the region’s iconic salt flats and lagoons. The first day includes visits to the Train Cemetery, Colchani, and the salt hotel museum, culminating with a hike on Isla Incahuasi and a sunset over the salt flats. On day two, the group ventures into the Chiguana Desert, the Andean lagoons, and the Eduardo Avaroa National Reserve, marveling at the vibrant colors and diverse wildlife. The final day starts early to witness the geothermal wonders of the Sol de Mañana geyser and the striking Laguna Verde.

Day	Departure Time	Key Stops
1	10:30 a.m.	Train Cemetery, Colchani, Isla Incahuasi, Pia Pia Island
2	7:00 a.m.	Chiguana Desert, Andean lagoons, Eduardo Avaroa National Reserve, Red Lagoon
3	5:00 a.m.	Sol de Mañana geyser, Dalí Desert, Laguna Verde

Highlights and Experiences

Along the journey, travelers marvel at the vibrant lagoons that line the Cańapa road, home to a stunning array of pink flamingos.

Venturing further, they walk past fumaroles and smoking craters with boiling clay pots, marveling at the unique geological formations and diverse bird species that populate the region.

The tour culminates with breathtaking sunset views over the expansive salt flats, leaving a lasting impression on all who experience it.

From the otherworldly landscapes to the abundance of natural wonders, this tour offers an unforgettable exploration of the Salinas and lagoons, showcasing the diverse and captivating features of this remarkable region.

Inclusions

This tour typically includes hot showers (only on the first night) and sleeping bags (upon request) to ensure travelers’ comfort during their stay. The package also covers transfer to San Pedro de Atacama at the end of the tour, as well as meals such as breakfast (x2), lunch (x2), and dinner (x2) throughout the 3-day expedition.

Entrance Fees
Incahuasi Island	30 Bs
Eduardo Avaroa National Park	150 Bs
Hot springs	6 Bs
Transportation to Uyuni	Included

The tour also includes all necessary entrance fees, such as for Incahuasi Island, Eduardo Avaroa National Park, and hot springs, as well as transportation to Uyuni.

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Logistics and Meeting Point

Travelers can check availability for starting times and number of participants before booking the Salinas, Lagoons Tour.

The tour’s meeting point is provided in Google Maps, making it easy for guests to find the exact location. Once at the meeting point, the tour departs promptly at the scheduled time. This ensures the group can make the most of their three-day adventure and see all the incredible sights on the itinerary.

With a flexible cancellation policy that allows travelers to receive a full refund up to 24 hours in advance, booking the Salinas, Lagoons Tour is a hassle-free experience that promises an unforgettable journey through Bolivia’s stunning natural landscapes.

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Train Cemetery and Colchani

The tour typically begins at the Train Cemetery in Uyuni, where visitors can marvel at the rusting locomotives and railcars that dot the arid landscape.

Next, the group heads to Colchani, a small town known for its production of crafts made from salt and artisanal llama/alpaca textile art.

Here, travelers will have the opportunity to browse the local shops and see the intricate process of salt harvesting and crafting.

The stop at Colchani provides a glimpse into the traditional way of life in this remote region of Bolivia, offering a unique cultural experience alongside the natural wonders that are the main focus of the tour.

Andean Lagoons and Eduardo Avaroa

On the second day, visitors venture into the Andean lagoons, where they witness the striking contrast of the vibrant hues of the Cańapa, Hedionda, and Chiarcota lakes against the rugged terrain of the Eduardo Avaroa National Reserve.

These unique, high-altitude lagoons are home to a diverse array of wildlife, including the iconic pink flamingos that gracefully wade in the shallow waters.

The tour also takes guests to the Siloli Desert, a lunar-like landscape dotted with peculiar rock formations.

As the day draws to a close, visitors are treated to a breathtaking view of the snow-capped Licancabur volcano overlooking the toxic Laguna Verde.

Witness the vibrant hues of the Andean lagoons.
Observe the iconic pink flamingos in their natural habitat.
Marvel at the dramatic Siloli Desert and Laguna Verde.

Sol De Mañana Geyser and Laguna Verde

An early morning start takes visitors to the Sol de Mañana geyser field, a high-altitude geothermal wonderland situated at over 5,000 meters. Here, they’ll witness boiling mud pots and fumaroles belching sulfurous steam against the backdrop of the Andes.

The tour then continues to the Laguna Verde, a toxic, copper-colored lake nestled at the base of the majestic Licancabur volcano. Travelers can admire the striking contrast between the vibrant green waters and the snow-capped peak towering above.

This otherworldly landscape offers a glimpse into the dynamic geological processes that have shaped the Atacama Desert over millions of years, leaving an indelible mark on the region’s unique and captivating scenery.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks on the Tour?

Participants can bring their own food and drinks on the tour, though meals are generally provided. It’s best to check with the tour operator about any specific policies or restrictions regarding outside food and beverages.

Is There an Option to Extend the Tour Duration?

Yes, the tour duration can be extended. Travelers can choose to add extra days to explore the region further or customize the itinerary. However, additional costs may apply for extending the tour or adding activities.

Do I Need to Bring Any Special Equipment for the Tour?

For this tour, you’ll need to bring a few key items like warm layers, sturdy hiking boots, sun protection, and a water bottle. The tour operator can also provide sleeping bags upon request. It’s best to come prepared for the varying weather conditions.

How Much Should I Budget for Personal Expenses?

Travelers should budget an additional $50-$100 per person for personal expenses like snacks, drinks, tips, and any optional activities not included in the tour package. This can vary depending on individual spending habits.

Is There an Age Limit or Physical Fitness Requirement for the Tour?

The tour doesn’t have an age limit, but participants should be reasonably fit to handle the moderate hiking and high-altitude activities. Children under 12 may require special consideration. It’s best to check with the tour operator for specific requirements.