Top North Chile Historical Tours

Immerse yourself in one of Chile's most magical landscapes. This small-group tour from San Pedro de Atacama takes you to the turquoise-colored desert lagoon, Laguna Cejar. The lagoon's high salt content allows you to effortless float on its surface while taking in the natural beauty of its surroundings. You'll also visit the nearby lagoons of Ojos de Salar and Laguna Tebenquich.

Discover the unearthly geysers of the world’s driest desert on an early morning tour of the El Tatio geyser Field from San Pedro de Atacama. Don't worry about finding a meeting point before dawn with hotel pickup. Gaze in wonder at more than 80 spouting shoots of steam as you watch sunrise in the desert. Enjoy a traditional breakfast before concluding with a cultural exploration of the provincial village of Machuca.

Toconao (Kunza Rincón perdido) enchants for its simplicity, calm of its people, special climate, beautiful architecture and crafts; We will visit the marginal area of the Salar de Atacama known as Laguna Chaxa located in Sector Soncor R.N.L. F. Later we headed towards the South East (Cordillera de los Andes) to settle in a Socaire Altiplanic Town, we visited its Church and learned about its agriculture. Once installed in the cordon of the Andes we headed approx. At 4200 masl to meet the Miscanti and Meñiques Lagoons. These lagoons belong to the R. N. Los F., characterized by volcanoes and mountainous reliefs such as the Miscanti hill and the Meñiques volcano. Both lagoons are born from groundwater from melting ice. Continuing along the slopes of the South Andes we head to the Salar de Talar Touristically known as Piedras Rojas, where the rocks are subjected to natural oxidation and weathering.

Get a glimpse of life in 19th-century Chile as you explore the ghost towns of Humberstone and Santa Laura on this full-day tour from Iquique. Discover the fascinating history of the long-deserted Saltpeter works, now protected as a UNESCO World Heritage site, then pay a visit to La Tirana, which hosts the famous Fiesta de la Tirana each summer. After lunch at a local restaurant (included), relax in the Pica hot springs, then marvel over the dramatic Pintados Geoglyphs as you journey back through the Pampa del Tamarugal National Reserve.

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.

Where did we all come from and where are we all going? Answers to such questions come easy to astronomers. Expand your mind while learning about and observing the expanding universe in one of the best places in the world to view the night sky for its low levels of light pollution.

We invite you to visit one of the unmissable places of San Pedro de Atacama: the Geysers of Tatio. Here we can observe amazing emanations of water and steam up to 10 meters high, surrounded by the beauty of the Andes.

Our tour sets itself apart by offering a complete and unique experience in the Atacama plateau. We start very early so you can enjoy the magical sunrise over the impressive Tatio Geysers, the largest geothermal field in the southern hemisphere. Here, an expert guide will take you to explore the area while explaining the natural phenomena and cultural significance of this place. Afterwards, enjoy a delicious breakfast in the middle of the Andean landscape. Next, we head to Vado del Río Putana, where you can observe the diversity of endemic flora and fauna, including flamingos and vicuñas. Our last stop is in the picturesque town of Machuca, famous for its adobe church and llama roast. This tour is distinguished by its attention to detail, passionate local guides, and the perfect combination of nature, culture, and adventure. Ideal for those looking for an authentic and enriching experience in the Atacama Desert.

Our excursion to Toconao and the Salar de Atacama will take you to explore beautiful natural landscapes to discover the native fauna and flora, as well as an old town, witness of the Atacameña culture & nbsp; Among the places of interest we will visit are: a National Reserve the Flamingos and the Chaxa lagoon and the town of Toconao. Definitely a ride not to be missed.

With just one day in Punta Arenas, this full-day tour ensures you check off all the highlights. Spend the morning exploring the coast of the Magellan Strait, stopping at historic sites such as Fort Bulnes, Mansa, and Puerto del Hambre; then take in Punta Arenas landmarks including Antoine de Saint Exupery square and the Hernando de Magallanes monument.

Discover the dazzling beauty of the Rainbow Valley, where the geology of the Domeyko Range displays an explosion of colors and textures. Start your day with a breakfast surrounded by unique landscapes and enjoy a hike that will take you through stunning geological formations. Also, explore the ancient petroglyphos of Good Grass, which tell the ancestral story of Atacama and its sacred rituals. This experience is ideal for nature and history lovers looking for a deep connection with local culture. - Enjoy a breakfast overlooking the Rainbow Valley - Take a geological hike through the Domeyko mountain range - Know the typical flora and fauna of the region - Explore the petroglyphos and the history of Atacama

Discover the magic of the driest place on earth on this comprehensive 4-day tour of the Atacama Desert. Marvel at the diversity of natural wonders in the apparently desolate place, from bubbling geysers and intensely colored blue lagoons to flamingo-dotted salt pans and dark star-studded skies. Includes accommodation, breakfast, and lunch.

The Elqui Valley is the most valuable cultural and mountain destination in Chile, creator of the most emblematic cultural treasures of our country. Its illuminated atmosphere allowed the creation and development of various cultural practices that make it a dream destination for those seeking relaxation, inspiration, cosmic connection and advanced knowledge about Chile's cultural heritage. Its beautiful geography welcomed ancient indigenous peoples, churches and hacienda houses of the first conquerors surrounded by pyramidal mountains full of minerals, energy and a transparent atmosphere, propagated tropical, desert and Mediterranean crops and the oldest wine and pisco cellars in the country. You will discover the art of the Diaguitas, the legacy of the Incas, the origins of Chilean and Argentine wine, the advanced astronomical observatories and the places that inspired mystics and the first female Nobel Prize winner for literature in Latin America, Gabriela Mistral.

First time in Iquique? Unveil the charms of Chile’s surf hotspot on this 4-hour city sightseeing tour, including hotel pick-up. Enjoy sweeping coastal views as you follow the seafront promenade; take in historic landmarks like Astoreca Palace and the Municipal Theater; and admire the 19th-century architecture of lively Plaza Prat. Finish by touring the Iquique Museum and browsing the shops in the huge ZOFRI shopping mall.

The most colorful mountains in Chile. Marvel at these rock formations that look like they came out of a work of art. Prepare the camera. You will come across a beautiful place with rocks of different colors because of the minerals found there and their oxidation. They are red, green, white, yellow, orange mountains, depending on the concentration of each ore. The Rainbow Valley is a tour for those who enjoy history, geology, archeology and incredible landscapes. Itinerary: -Petroglyphs of Hierbas Buenas -Matancilla Region -Rainbow valley

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.

Pangue Observatory is probably the best Astrotourism Observatory in Chile, its privileged location at 1300 meters above sea level and the absence of light pollution teaches the universe, galaxies and stellar objects of the Southern Hemisphere like nowhere else in the world. The El Pangue Observatory has two types of tours, the classic tour (16" telescope) and the extreme tour (25" telescope). The number of stellar objects to observe is the largest that can be obtained in an astronomical tour in Chile, from 8 to 12 objects are seen. We recommend booking in advance as spaces are limited.

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.

Enjoy a thoughtfully crafted and flawlessly executed journey from San Pedro de Atacama, designed to immerse you in one of the most extraordinary regions on Earth. Travel across the breathtaking landscapes of the Eduardo Avaroa Andean Fauna Reserve, where colorful lagoons, high-altitude deserts, geysers, and unique wildlife create a constantly evolving and unforgettable scenery, before reaching the vast white expanse of Uyuni. This is not just a journey — it is a fully private and personalized experience, curated to match your rhythm and expectations. Along the way, you will connect with the authentic spirit of the Altiplano, discovering local communities, traditions, and the quiet beauty of Bolivian life, far from the ordinary. Every detail is carefully designed to ensure comfort, exclusivity, and a deep sense of place — transforming your trip into a truly meaningful and memorable experience.

A tour that will take you through landscapes that look like another planet because of the amazing geological formations found there. The walk will take place in the Cordillera de la Sal, an area eroded by water and wind for millions of years. Our excursion invites you to enter the Los Flamencos National Reserve, to go to the Moon Valley, where saline sculptures stand out.

Experience the unique experience of floating in Laguna Cejar, one of the most saline waters in the world in the middle of Salar de Atacama. Thanks to its high salt concentration, you can relax and float in the water effortlessly, in a stunning natural environment. Enjoy the lagoon with real time to bathe and relax, away from rushed tours. Then continue to the Eyes of the Salt Flat and end with an unforgettable sunset in Laguna Tebinquinche, where the landscape is transformed with the colors of the desert. The tour takes place in small groups, with personalized attention and a local brunch with rich pisco at sunset, ideal to close the experience calmly, good views and without crowds.

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.