There is so much to see and do here, even more than just visiting the Salt Flats themselves. While there is SO MUCH to see in Bolivia ( it’s one of my favorite off-the-beaten-path travel destinations and one of the best countries in South America to visit) the Uyuni Salt Flats is Bolivia’s number one destination for travelers. In some areas of the salt flats, the salt layer is several meters deep! These salt flats were created when an ancient salt lake dried up tens of thousands of years ago, leaving the salt behind. The Bolivian Salt Flats are the largest salt flats in the world and stretch on for miles and miles in every direction for nearly 4,050 square miles (nearly 10,500 square kilometers). Bolivian Salt FlatsĮasily one of the most recognizable parts of Bolivia and one of the most unique and extreme landscapes on Earth, the Bolivian Salt Flats are well known for their beauty and mystery. For more information, please read our disclosure policy.
As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. This post contains affiliate links that may reward me monetarily or otherwise when you use them to make qualifying purchases – at no cost to you. Keep reading for everything you’ll need to know for your trip, including a complete guide to Uyuni town, including Salar de Uyuni hotels – like the famous Salt Hotel you can’t miss! – tour recommendations, and much more. In this ultimate guide to Salar de Uyuni travel and the Uyuni Salt Flats, we’re covering everything you’ll need to know to plan for an incredible and unforgettable trip to this inspiring destination.ĭon’t miss our recommendations for when to see the Salar de Uyuni reflection, known as the “World’s Largest Mirror” on the Bolivia Salt Flats. Located in southwestern Bolivia in the middle of the high plains, this natural wonder ( the largest salt flats in the world!) is easily a bucket list destination for anyone who has ever seen a picture.
One of my favorite trips I’ve ever taken was to the Salar de Uyuni, better known as the Bolivian Salt Flats.
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