During our travels in South America, there was one place we kept hearing about - The Salt Flats in Bolivia. Everybody that we met who had been here said it was one of their highlights, so when there's no way we were going to miss them.

Salar de Uyuni is the largest salt flats in the world and is incredibly beautiful. The best way to explore them is to sign up for a Uyuni Salt Flats tour, which includes your transport, guide, food and accommodation. We joined the company Red Planet Expeditions, and the cost was only USD$210 per person for the 3 days, which was a bargain considering what you get to see and do.

During our time in the Uyuni salt flats we visited the train cemetery, a salt-processing village, Cactus Island, the Eduardo Avaroa National Park and some volcanic geysers. We stayed in salt hotels, swam in hot springs and saw plenty of flamingos and llamas too.

This Salt Flats Bolivia tour was definitely worth the trip when travelling around the country. Salar de Uyuni blew our minds, and we can't wait to come back again at a different time of year when the salt flats are flooded, making what is known as the world's largest mirror.

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