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Out of This World!
We headed out on our three day Salt Flats tour with an English and Brasilian guy, a French couple and our driver and cook (who definitely had a split personality – nice as can be when out of the car but grumpy as during the drive). We all squeezed into the 8-seater Landcruiser which is about the only 4x4 that was about in Uyuni. This was a …
Uyuni salt flats
Hello everyone ,
We arrived in Uyuni saturday night at 12.30 on a train from Tupiza it took 8 hours. We were told not to get the bus because of the bad roads ,so we had to wait till saturday evening to get the train. We had no hotel booked when we arrived so we taught we could of been sleeping out with the homeless. Luckily enough we found …
Salar de Uyuni
After Potosi, we headed to Uyuni where it is possible to visit Salar de Uyuni, the largest salt desert in the world...
Uyuni itself is basically just a tourist town so we booked ourselves straight onto a tour to see the salt flats. First on the tour they take you to a Locomotive Cemetary where you can see a lot of old trains... Not that …
A matter of perspective...
Salt. Lots of it!
With more white stuff than you can shack a stick sure its unique in terms of vistas and lovely to look at but the questions remains how can you have fun on it. Answer: lots of weird photos.
So, cameras out. Friends recruited to pull the trigger and off we went. See results below.
After visiting one of …
Salt, salt everywhere!
We arrived into the Ghost Town mid-afternoon and both agreed we definitely needed to book straight onto the intended salt flat tour to leave the very next day. This proved to be easy as the only people living in the town either sell in the market or run tours. We got booked up with a couple we survived the bus ride with and were set for 8.30 am the …


