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Explore with us the most northern city of Chile! We will be knowing the most important historical and architectural landmarks of Arica, along with different beaches and caves where we can reconstruct the history of the city. You can visit a craft market and the Historic Morro where one of the most important battles of the Pacific War happened.

Visit two countries in one day on a private excursion from Arica to the historic Peruvian city of Tacna. With assistance at both border crossings and a professional English-speaking driver-guide, you'll enjoy a seamless journey while discovering the cultural, historical, and commercial highlights of this vibrant border city. From the iconic Tacna Cathedral, designed by the renowned French engineer Gustave Eiffel, to bustling duty-free shopping districts and traditional artisan markets featuring alpaca and llama textiles, this experience perfectly blends history, local culture, and shopping opportunities.

Explore with us the most northern city of Chile! We will be knowing the most important historical and architectural landmarks of Arica, along with different beaches and caves where we can reconstruct the history of the city. You can visit a craft market and the Historic Morro where one of the most important battles of the Pacific War happened.

Escape the tourist trail on this full-day tour from Arica, and explore the wild landscapes and archaeological wonders of Chile’s far north. Discover the sweeping valleys and volcanic peaks of the Lauca National Park; spot rare birds around Chungará Lake and visit the historic villages of Parinacota and Putre. After lunch (included), journey back through the Lluta Valley stopping to admire the mysterious geoglyphs and view the towering candelabrum cacti in Los Cardones Ravine.

We will go through great mysteries of the area that the Archaeological remains show us on the slopes that enclose this transversal valley where for thousands of years Andean men descended towards the coast. We will visit important geoglyphs and also the famous "Archaeological Museum of Azapa", where the Mummies of the Chinchorro Culture stand out, approximately 10,000 years old, the oldest in the world.