• Professional bilingual guide during the tour.
• Clean and comfortable transport throughout the day.

• Entrance fee to Salinas Reserve USD3 approx.
• Breakfast in Chiguata USD4 approx.
• Lunch in Chiguata USD7 approx.
• Altitude sickness pill.
• Beverages.

• Sunscreen.
• Cash.
• Camera.
• Hat or Cap.
• Warm clothing
• Backpack or small bag.
• Water bottle and snack.
• Dual footwear (for hiking and lagoons)

• Take into account that the experience of this tour is subject to seasonal modifications, if conditions allow it, upon returning from our tour in Salinas we will visit Uzuña and lunch will be provided in another location. Therefore, it is important to maintain an open and flexible attitude. Also, it's important to follow the guide's instructions and being respectful to the environment at all times.

Is there any recommended attire or special equipment for the Lagoon?

• The weather is cold and mountainous, so you should have a good coat. Don't forget to bring hiking shoes, ideally waterproof.

What is the best way to protect myself from the sun and altitude during my visit?

• To protect yourself from the sun, it's important to constantly reapply sunscreen throughout the day, wear a hat, and lightweight long-sleeved shirts. Additionally, don't forget to stay hydrated to counteract the effects of altitude, as it can increase dehydration, and take regular breaks to prevent exhaustion.

¿En qué temporada puedo encontrar la laguna como un «espejo de agua?

• The 'water mirrors' can be observed during the rainy season, which occurs between the months of January and March. During the dry season, which occurs between the months of September to November when there are no rains to form them, you can observe an incredible salt desert.

• Salinas Lagoon covers 17,657 hectares where a great diversity of wildlife can be found. A total of 37 species of mammals, 158 of birds, 5 of reptiles, 4 of amphibians, and 3 of fish have been recorded. Among the most notable mammals are South American camelids such as llamas, alpacas, vicuñas, and guanacos, along with other species such as tarucas, vizcachas, andean cats, pumas, and andean foxes. Regarding birds, highlights include the Andean goose, the mountain duck, and flamingos. The flora is also varied, with a total of 358 plant species, including grasslands, shrubs, wetlands, and queñuales, being some of the main vegetal groups present in the reserve.

• Super flexible: Cancel this tour with more than 48 hours' notice from the tour start date, and receive a 70% refund of the paid amount. If canceled within 48 hours, 100% of the amount is charged.
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*The information and itinerary detailed in this guide may change without prior notice with the intention of providing a better service or regulatory changes in each destination.