Tebenquiche Lagoon
It is a lagoon that is mostly dry, but its morphology is not what one would expect it to be dirt, mud and rocks
Cejar Lagoon
Located 28 km from San Pedro, in the heart of the Atacama Salt Flat, this turquoise-blue lagoon is known for its high salt concentration, allowing you to float effortlessly.
Catarpe Tunnel
The tunnel was part of the old road that connected San Pedro de Atacama with the city of Calama
Valley of Death
Valley of Death, also known as Valle de Marte, is in the middle of the Cordillera de la Sal, just 2 kilometers from San Pedro de Atacama.
Chaxa Lagoon
We arrive past 3 pm, wearing a hat, sunglasses and lots of sunscreen, following the instructions of our guide Marcelo in order to avoid the high temperatures recorded in Chaxa Lagoon.
Miscanti and Miñiques Lakes
Over 4,100 meters above sea level and about 2 hours from San Pedro, these deep blue lagoons lie among the towering volcanoes of the Andes.
Puritama Spring Waters and Quebrada de Guatin
Located 30 kilometers from San Pedro and at over 3,500 meters above sea level, the Puritama Hot Springs offer the perfect break with natural pools of 30°C thermal waters, surrounded by canyons and native vegetation.
Valle de la Luna – Moon Valley
Just 13 kilometers from San Pedro de Atacama, the Valley of the Moon stuns with its surreal landscape of salt, sand, and stone formations sculpted by wind and time. It’s one of the most iconic must-see spots in the desert.
San Pedro de Atacama Village
About 100 kilometres from Calama, the world's driest desert hides a small oasis called San Pedro de Atacama. It's an adobe town and dirt roads that have stolen the hearts of thousands of tourists for the charms of Atacameña and Spanish culture contained in each of its buildings. What do you say you come with…
Machuca highland town
The town of Machuca Estña is located 80 km north of San Pedro de Atacama.