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Discover the captivating landscapes of Vallecito in the Atacama Desert, famous for its unique rock formations and connection to Star Wars. This half-day tour offers an immersive experience, starting with hotel pickup from San Pedro de Atacama. Enjoy scenic stops at the Likan-Antay Viewpoint and the striking Cordillera de la Sal, where you’ll see formations reminiscent of the World Cup trophy. Short walks through the desert reveal the enchanting ‘Red Riding Hood House’ and insights into mining history. Conclude with a refreshing drink and stunning sunset views over the desert mountains. - Half-day tour from San Pedro de Atacama (14:30 PM – 18:00/18:30 PM) - Includes transportation, guide (Spanish/English), cocktail, and snack - Explore unique landscapes and Star Wars filming locations - Recommended items: trekking shoes, sunscreen, and camera

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.

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.