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We beginnen dus te vertellen vanaf ons vertrek in Sucre.. Net na de middag met de bus vertrokken richting Uyuni, met tussenstop in Potosi. Tot Potosi geen probleem, daar moesten we overstappen op een andere bus (en een paar uur wachten). Bij …
Salar de Uyuni - Fantastic shared experience
Uyuni is a tiny town that serves as a base to tour the salt flats. The town even if it´s small it´s very nice with a busy market every day of the week.
The salt flats tour is a 3 days affair in a 4x4 jeep with other 4 people or less. The journey is quite long and challenging so the key is to have a good bunch of people to share it with. We were …
Salted town
So I arrived in Uyuni early in the morning after an aweful ride at high speed through the Bolivian altiplanos - non-paved, of course. Going down from the bus, as my foot touched the ground a woman came to me and hurriedly asked if I wanted a tour to the salt flat. Well, it was more that asking, more like begging.
Very sleepy, I just refuse …
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Can you pass the salt please...?
... for our safe passage to Uyuni, in 3 days’ time.
Our jeep was made up of three Irish, a blunt and overly forward Brazilian guy and an elderly German couple (one of which bore a striking resemblance to Mickey Rourke and was approximately 7 foot tall. Ideal for a 4x4). Our 4x4 is equipped with lots of water, eggs (don't know how they survived the bumpy roads), an abundance of coca leaves, coca tea and coca sweets (for the ...
The Only Tourist In Uyuni - World Capital of Dust
... sits in dust at 3,670 metres
above sea level and has a population of 21,000.
My
bus into Uyuni did feature four New Zealand guys, but they disappeared
into the ...


