Top North Chile Archaeology Tours

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.

Through our archaeological tour we will take you to visit not only impressive landscapes of the highlands but also places of historical importance, while we visit the most important archaeological sites in the sector to learn about the origin of the Atacameña culture.

We know that it is the commitment to show and teach history, and we consider that to start with the different excursions or landscapes we offer, it is necessary to start with the grandparents. It is one of those excursions that take you back in time to theirs, and that brings you closer to the origins of the Atacameña Culture, going through part of its archaeological sites full of history, such as Tulor Village and Pucara de Quitor.

Discover one of northern Chile’s most-important archaeological landscapes in the company of a guide who brings its ancient stories to life and explains the meanings behind the mysterious petroglyphs. This guided tour from La Serena takes your through the Valle del Encanto provides insights into the pre-Columbian Molle culture that you'd likely miss visiting on your own.

This 4-day tour of the Atacama Desert takes the planning and guesswork out of exploring the region’s highlights. Your guide accompanies you to the otherworldly landscape and salt caves at Valle de la Luna (Moon Valley), vibrantly colored red rock formations Chaxa Lagoon, and off-the-beaten-track sites that you might miss on your own. All transportation is included with daily hotel pickup and drop-off, so you can choose your own accommodation and meals to suit your tastes.

Immerse yourself in the history of Chile as you explore Iquique and its surroundings. Visit the UNESCO-listed Humberstone town which was once a booming nitrate extraction site, observe the local flora and fauna, see the petroglyphs carved into the mountain slopes, and visit the salt-mining desert town of Salar Grande. This tour is great for those interested in learning about the history, culture, and daily life of northern Chile.

Visit one of the highlights of the Atacama Desert in a more intimate way on this small-group tour. Venture into the Rainbow Valley and marvel at the shades on the surrounding hills: red, brown, green, white, yellow and sky blue colors. Add historical and cultural value to the experience by visiting the Yerbas Buenas petroglyphs, where the local people left an important relic of their culture.

Immerse yourself in a captivating journey through the heart of the highlands of San Pedro de Atacama with our Salares Route. Discover extraordinary landscapes and iconic natural wonders, such as the Salar de Quisquiro, the Salar de Aguas Calientes, Las Vegas de Quepiaco, the Caldera La Pacana and the mystical Monks of the Pacana. The Salar de Quisquiro, located at more than 4,200 meters altitude, offers an environment of extreme conditions and imposing landscapes, where the silence and breadth of the highlands create a deeply immersive experience. Along the way, the natural environment is constantly transformed, revealing contrasts of colors, textures and unique geological formations of the Atacama Desert. The experience is designed so you can enjoy the tour in comfort. During the day, breakfast is offered, allowing pleasant breaks in the middle of the landscape to recharge and continue exploring the highlands with tranquility

The Atacama Desert is one of the largest and driest deserts on earth and it's a top destination in Chile thanks to arresting ancient landscapes. On this half-day tour, explore a desert highlight called the Valley of the Moon (Valle de la Luna). Once located under the ocean, this landscape has been sculpted by water, wind, and time to create sloping dunes, caves, and rock formations. The scenery is even more dramatic in the evening light as the sun sets at the end of this tour.

Avoid the hassle of navigating remote mountain roads at night and enjoy a stress-free experience of northern Chile’s world-famous dark skies. This small-group astronomy experience at Pangue Observatory provides telescope viewing far from light pollution and 4,265 feet (1,300) meters) above sea level. Learn about planets, galaxies, and constellations while enjoying an immersive experience that thrills for novices and astronomy enthusiasts alike.

Come to Atacama, the driest desert in the world and discover this mystical place, its stunning beauty and natural wonders. Not recommended for people suffering high blood pressure, heart failure, asthma, or other similar ailments, for whom visiting places above 4,000 meters (13,123 ft.) of altitude may present a health risk (the tour is done mostly above 4,000 meters of altitude, even reaching 4,300 meters (14,307 ft.) of altitude one of the days of the tour). No allowed for pregnant women.