Llullaillaco Volcano
The Llullaillaco volcano is serious business, a challenge only for experienced mountaineers.
Pucara de Quitor
500 years ago, in this fortress of stone and mud where you and I meet, a bloody battle was fought for the oasis of San Pedro de Atacama.
Tulor Village
In addition to beautiful lagoons and valleys, Los Flamencos National Reserve is also home to the Tulor Village
Eyes of the Salar
We leave Laguna Cejar behind us with the salt of its waters still clinging to our skin.
Chiu Chiu
Un oasis de sombra en medio del desierto…. Habitado por comunidades atacameñas, este silencioso pueblo de ritmo pausado se encuentra a unos 30 kilómetros de Calama.
Toconao
Mystical, ancient, beautiful... A village dating back more than 12 thousand years....
Licancabur Volcano
The Licancabur, the "mountain of the people" of the Atacameños or Cunzas, was venerated as "Tata Maico Licán". This perfect stone cone was one of the sacred altars chosen by these cultures.
Rainbow Valley
About 90 kilometers from San Pedro, in the Río Grande area, the Rainbow Valley surprises with its vividly colored ground—greens, reds, whites, yellows, and grays—created by a mix of minerals.
Socaire
Socaire is a town located in the second region of Antofagasta at 3500 meters above sea level
Atacama Salar
The Atacama Salar is the largest salt deposit in Chile, located in the Antofagasta Region and is situated exactly between two Chilean municipalities.