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The clay and various minerals flood the hills with color and rock formations of that unique place. We will visit the amazing Rainbow Valley and the Hierbas Buenas sector, where you can see some ancient and wonderful petroglyphs. Includes transportation, breakfast and guide. - Schedule: Departure 7:00 a.m. / Return 12:30 p.m. - Includes: hotel pickup, shared transportation, bilingual guide (Spanish and English) and breakfast. MAXIMUM ALTITUDE: 3,600 MASL

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.

Our tour offers an exclusive and complete experience in the most stunning landscapes of the Atacama Desert. Start floating in the mystical Cejar Lagoon, famous for its saline waters, and enjoy the unique feeling of weightlessness. Then, explore the Eyes of the Salt Flat, two freshwater wells in the middle of this arid environment, where you will have the opportunity to swim and cool off. The end in the Tebinquinche Lagoon, where the colors of the sky are reflected in the water, creating a dream natural spectacle. Unlike other tours, we offer personalized service, with expert guides sharing fascinating details about the local ecosystem and geology. You will also enjoy local drinks and snacks. This combination of adventure, relaxation and unique scenery makes our tour an unrivalled experience.

Experience the wonder of the universe on this astronomic tour of the night skies in San Pedro de Atacama. Learn about the stars, planets and galaxies visible from the Earth in this special Dark Sky area, and about how the indigenous Atacaman people—the Likan Antay or Atacameños—read the sky and use their findings in their beliefs and culture.

Live the experience of floating in salt lagoons and see the Lickan Antay viewpoint, enjoying the beautiful landscapes of our north.

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.

Discover one of the least explored trails in the Atacama Highlands on a scenic hike from the Puritama Hot Springs to the heart of Purilibre. This trek combines stunning landscapes, Andean silence, and a connection with nature. Ideal for those seeking authentic adventure, far from mass tourism. Includes expert guide, transportation and snack.

Meet the third largest geothermal field in the world. Tour the surroundings of the Tatio sector to learn about our ancient culture and memorable landscapes.

Atacama Desert, the driest place on earth, towards one of its most picturesque points: the Valley of the Moon. The names already give a clear clue to the landscape, where rock formations modeled by erosion, salt mantles, the Duna Mayor and views that will make you feel like on another planet reign. We will cross the valley transversally, visiting its famous rock formations: the Tres Marías, the Canyon and the Amphitheater. To finish the tour, we will enjoy the sunset from the Licarantay viewpoint, where you can see how the desert is changing color, with large volcanoes on the horizon, offering a spectacle. The entrance to the Valley of the Moon must be purchased online, no later than one day before the start of the excursion until 6:00 p.m. https://compras.puntoticket.com/tickets/es/valle-de-la-moon

Fall in love with the beautiful range of colors and textures that you will find traveling through unparalleled landscapes. Visit Atacameño petrophiles.

Our excursion to the Salar de Atacama and Altiplanic Lagoons will take you to visit the different high-altitude lagoons, to observe its beautiful landscapes and discover the native fauna and flora. Among the places of interest we will visit are the Flamencos National Reserve and the Chaxa Lagoon; Miscanti and Miñique lagoons, located more than 4,000 meters above sea level and the town of Toconao. Definitely a ride not to be missed!

Can you imagine walking on the Moon? Well, you can try something very similar when you visit this park. The desert landscape looks very similar to that of the planet that names it and its attractions will take you to learn more about what our desert is made of. Explore and enjoy the most classic of the region's tours. *Attention* The entrance ticket to the park is not included in the tour price and must be paid separately in person at the agency.

The third largest geothermal field in the world - and the first in the southern hemisphere - is located in San Pedro de Atacama. In the first hour of dawn we reached 4,200m high to walk through the geysers at their busiest time, while on the way down, we took advantage of the beautiful landscapes, flora and fauna of the plateau. *Attention* The entrance ticket to the park is not included in the tour price and must be paid separately in person at the agency.

Discover the Atacama's most striking contrasts in one seamless journey, from the mineral-red formations of Piedras Rojas to the serene high-altitude beauty of the Lagunas Altiplánicas. See picturesque villages and churches and enjoy insights into local culture and history from your guide. Effortlessly access remote highlights that are tricky to get to on your own.

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.

As dawn breaks over the Andean peaks, you will witness the magic of sunrise at the El Tatio Geysers. Throughout the day, our bilingual guides will share insights into the geothermal wonders, native flora, and cultural significance of the region.

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.

We will go to unique places by bike. We will visit the ancient place where the Inca and Licanantai resisted the Spanish invasion.

As one of the driest places on the planet, the landscapes of San Pedro de Atacama are totally unique. This 5-day tour helps you navigate the rugged, otherworldly landscapes of the desert (which are difficult to drive on by yourself) and saves you days' worth of planning, as all admission tickets are included. Note hotels are not included.

Experience the unearthly splendor of the Chilean desert landscape on an afternoon and evening tour from San Pedro de Atacama. Float in the unique Cejar Lagoon, famed for its exorbitant salt concentration; admire the proximate lagoons of Ojos del Salar, renowned for their distinct appearance of eyes; and watch a spectacular sunset over the desert while sipping sweet pisco sours.

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.

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.

Itinerary: We will pick you up at your accommodation to head towards the Puclaro reservoir, about 16 km from Vicuña, we will arrive at one of the villages surrounding the reservoir, here we will start walking. We will help each other with headlamps and canes throughout the trek. We will arrive at a strategic point and we will settle to make observation of the sky taking advantage of the remoteness and the little light pollution that is in this place, you will be able to observe the stars by naked eye. You will receive a small astronomical talk about the stars that can be seen during the night, we will prepare the camera to start this session of astro photography with one of the cleanest skies in the world as protagonist. We will return from trekking to vehicles and drop you back at your accommodation. It is necessary to bring: Comfortable/warm clothing. Trekking or sports boots/shoes. Backpack. Water (min. 1/2 liter)

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.