CONQUER
the endless white horizon
ON TWO WHEELS
Immerse yourself in a boutique gravel cycling experience at the Uyuni Salt Flats, the largest salt flat in the world. Embark on unique routes, enjoy unparalleled luxury, and connect with the magic of Bolivia.
More than a cycling event, the Uyuni Gravel Experience is an invitation to experience the Salar de Uyuni from a unique perspective.
October 13-17, 2025.
Connect with the magic of Bolivia
A trip that combines adventure, luxury and culture.
5 days, 4 nights all-inclusive at the majestic Hotel Luna Salada.
2 unique gravel routes: ±160 km and ±1000 m of elevation gain at 3,650 masl.
Limited spots for 32 participants: a boutique and unforgettable experience.
Explore the Salt Flats with guided tours, culture, and Bolivian gastronomy.
AN EXCLUSIVE EXPERIENCE
Explore the world’s largest salt flat on two wheels and share an unforgettable boutique experience.
The Uyuni Gravel Experience is not just a cycling event—it is an invitation to discover one of the most magical places on Earth. Designed for both passionate cyclists and their companions, this boutique event blends adventure, luxury, and culture in the heart of the Uyuni Salt Flats, Bolivia.
With 160 km of varied terrain—gravel, sand, hardpack, and salt—and over 1,000 meters of accumulated elevation at 3,650 masl, this event will test your endurance while rewarding you with breathtaking landscapes. But Uyuni Gravel Experience is more than just cycling: both participants and companions will enjoy guided tours through the most iconic sites of the salt flats and its surroundings to fully experience its grandeur.
DID YOU KNOW?
The Uyuni Salt Flats are the largest in the world.
Spanning over 10,000 km², this vast salt mirror is so immense it can be seen from space.
It was once a prehistoric lake
Around 30,000 years ago, the salt flats were part of a giant lake called Lake Minchin, which evaporated, leaving behind a thick layer of salt.
It holds one of the largest lithium reserves in the world.
It is estimated to contain over 50% of the world's lithium, a key resource for electric vehicle batteries.
A science fiction landscape
The Salt Flats have been the backdrop for films like Star Wars: The Last Jedi due to their unique and surreal scenery.
A paradise for photography
During the rainy season (January-March), the Salt Flats turn into a giant mirror, creating perfect reflections of the sky. Although it remains dry in October, the infinite horizon is equally spectacular.
Its altitude is almost uniform
The variation in elevation across its entire expanse is just 50 cm, making it one of the flattest terrains on the planet.
A unique ecosystem
Despite appearing inhospitable, the Salt Flats are home to pink flamingos and are close to islands like Incahuasi, which host giant cacti over 10 meters tall.
