Bring an extra pair of socks to wear with rain boots or waterproof wellies for added comfort.

The mirror effect can be seen year-round when a thin layer of water enhances the salt flats’ reflective surface. However, after the dry season (typically September to November), water levels may vary depending on weather conditions.

Full moon nights may reduce visibility for stargazing due to increased brightness. You can check the 2025 lunar phases here. 

Bring an extra pair of socks to wear with rain boots or waterproof wellies for added comfort.

The mirror effect can be seen year-round when a thin layer of water enhances the salt flats’ reflective surface. However, after the dry season (typically September to November), water levels may vary depending on weather conditions.

Full moon nights may reduce visibility for stargazing due to increased brightness. You can check the 2025 lunar phases here. 

During the summer season, the tour may extend until 9:30 PM, as the sunset occurs around 8:00 PM, allowing us to fully enjoy the stargazing experience.

Full moon nights may reduce visibility for stargazing due to increased brightness. You can check the 2025 lunar phases here. 

we recommend planning your trip during the dry season (May–October), when the skies are clearest and there is minimal cloud cover. During these months, the absence of rain ensures optimal visibility, allowing you to fully enjoy the breathtaking night sky over the Uyuni Salt Flats.

During the rainy season (December–March), access to Incahuasi Island may be restricted due to flooding, as vehicles cannot traverse the water-covered salt flats. However, this natural phenomenon transforms the landscape, creating the breathtaking mirror effect, where the flats perfectly reflect the sky—a stunning sight and an unmissable opportunity for photography.

At our accommodation hotels, you will have the opportunity to charge your phones and camera batteries. The available plug types are Type A (two flat parallel pins) and Type C (two round pins). Please note that Bolivia operates on a 230V supply voltage and 50Hz frequency, so we recommend checking your devices’ compatibility or bringing a voltage converter if needed.

We recommend bringing a swimsuit as part of our adventure includes a visit to a natural hot spring, where you can relax and enjoy the warm, mineral-rich waters in a stunning outdoor setting. Don’t forget a towel and a change of clothes for added comfort after your soak!

At our accommodation hotels, you will have the opportunity to charge your phones and camera batteries. The available plug types are Type A (two flat parallel pins) and Type C (two round pins). Please note that Bolivia operates on a 230V supply voltage and 50Hz frequency, so we recommend checking your devices’ compatibility or bringing a voltage converter if needed.

We recommend bringing a swimsuit as part of our adventure includes a visit to a natural hot spring, where you can relax and enjoy the warm, mineral-rich waters in a stunning outdoor setting. Don’t forget a towel and a change of clothes for added comfort after your soak!

At our accommodation hotels, you will have the opportunity to charge your phones and camera batteries. The available plug types are Type A (two flat parallel pins) and Type C (two round pins). Please note that Bolivia operates on a 230V supply voltage and 50Hz frequency, so we recommend checking your devices’ compatibility or bringing a voltage converter if needed.