To be honest there is not a huge amount to see or do in Uyuni. It’s mainly a stopping off place for tourists going to or from the salt flsts or other day trips. It’s dry and dusty but actually a lot nicer than I expected.

I had a lovely long lie in and a nice hot shower and a substantial breakfast before heading into the town centre. I trod the tourist path to see the clock tower and various other points of interest.

They have an interesting selection of monuments in Uyuni.

As I was wondering around the main square I bumped into Lauren and Ali from California who I’d met in the minibus from San Pedro so I joined them for a late lunch.

I then went back to the B&B and caught up on my blog posts and chatted to a German family that had just arrived. I also chatted to the guy who was managing the place. He wanted a selfie so we took this

At 10pm I caught the bus to Sucre. It was semi came which means the seats recline quite a bit but they don’t go all the way back and you also have a leg rest. My seat was broken so I just sat in the seat next to it.

The journey was around 7 hours and I did get some sleep but it was actually quite cold on the bus.