We begin our journey with the blessing of the Tres Marias of quartz and granite that guard the entrance to the valley.

Around these sculptures, the hidden salt in the sand glows like fragments of stars and the absolute silence makes us believe at times  we have been transported to the natural satellite that accompanies our sleep every night.

What an incredible feeling!

With one last look to those carved by the wind women and to the endless desert, we begin the journey to the mystical Moon Valley. Our next stop on this lunar landscape are the salt caves with their ocher rock walls and unpredictable nature trails. Without much thought, we enter this labyrinth and move cautiously to avoid tripping over a mound that grew more tan expected. We continue advancing and darkness falls like a heavy curtain, alerting us that is time to awake our senses.

Is that how it feels being in an adventure movie?

When we go out to the light and finish the tour, we share a  look that says we need to repeat the feat in the near future. Finally, eager to see the Moon Valley in all its majesty, we head to the Great Dune. We are lucky because we arrive just at sunset when the mountains of salt are transformed into a dance of colors, shades and lights that moves us deeply.

The hours pass quickly: suddlenly the night falls.

Opening Hours

Vehículos 08:30 a 16:00
Ciclistas 08:00 a 11:00 (último ingreso)

Ticket Prices

Price
Teenager (between 12 and 17 years old) CL$ 5 400
College Student CL$ 5 400
General Entrance Fee CL$ 10 800
Senior Adult CL$ 5 400

Hours and prices current December 2024, subject to change. Check updated prices on their websites or at the reservation desk.

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