Top San Pedro de Atacama Services

Tour to the Uyuni Salt Flats, starting from San Pedro de Atacama — finish in Uyuni (3 Days & 2 Night) or return to Chile (4 Days & 3 Nights)! Go with UYUNI ADVENTURE on a multi-day expedition through Bolivia’s southwest: volcanoes, lagoons, geysers, and the world-famous Salar de Uyuni. INCLUDES • Hostel stay: shared, or upgrade to private room + bathroom • Meals: all meals included • Transfers: San Pedro hotel pickup + drop-off in town • Expert local driver (Spanish) | English guide upgrade available Our commitment is simple: safety, hygiene, and smooth logistics. You just relax and enjoy the raw beauty of the Altiplano. Not luxury: high altitude + remote Bolivia. Local realities & rugged infrastructure mean power/heating may run on schedules and connectivity can drop—part of what makes it unique. The itinerary is a general guide and may vary slightly due to weather, road conditions, or local logistics, with any adjustments made to ensure safety and the best possible experience.

For thousands of years, human beings had a personal relationship with the night sky—a relationship that, over time, we have forgotten. At **Bajo la Noche de Atacama**, we believe it is time to recover that connection. We don’t just want to talk about distances, temperatures, and sizes; we want to show you what cannot be seen. That’s why, through a human-centered narrative and astronomical observations with the naked eye and telescopes, we want to create an experience that will bring you closer to the sky. Our tour includes: - Stargazing sesions - Observations through automatic telescopes - Astrophotography session - Coffee break with hot drinks, reserve or grand reserve wines, and sweet and savory snacks - A campfire to end the observation - A space for you to enjoy the sky however you wish All of this in an unhurried experience in a natural space specially adapted to respect the environment, free of noise and light pollution.

The photo tour is an opportunity to reconnect with the vastness of the universe, with the beauty of the night, with the cosmic past, with the ancestral knowledge that has been passed down through generations, with the curiosity of science, with the stellar present, with people from all over the world and with the magic of the Atacama Desert. To achieve this connection we have certified guides with passion and knowledge about the sky and its mysteries, restrooms and blankets to be able to observe the night sky in complete comfort, a 12-inch telescope for guided observation where the objects of the night sky will be shown when you visit us, a spacious place to take photographs along with a photographer specialized in the art of astrophotography, professional drivers and safe and comfortable vehicles tailored to the group, and of course, the desert sky, one of the cleanest skies on the entire planet.

Visit one of the main highlights of the Atacama Desert, the Tatio Geysers, and learn about the geothermal area on this full-day tour. Join a small group and head to the geothermal field before dawn so that you can capture the geysers during the first light of the morning. On the way back, stop at the Rio Putana to observe local flora and fauna.

The tour, which is divided into three stages, will have a talk about the Andean worldview, telescope observation, with which you will be able to see planets and some details of them that are not visible to the naked eye, and a photo session with the sky. Professional camera (Full Frame) with lens and special adaptations for portrait and landscape astrophotography.

Altitude: 4,500.- m.a.s.l. Approximate. Located in the heart of the Andes Mountains, it stands out for its geological content, unique panoramic views and visibility of different Flora and Fauna. We will discover fascinating corners of the Chilean Altiplano

It is a desert area, a geomorphological marvel. Our ancestors called it Las Salinas, today known worldwide as Valle de la Luna, surrounded by a set of landscapes of incomparable beauty that resemble a fragment of the lunar landscape to which it owes its name. In 1982 it was declared a Nature Sanctuary and is part of the Los Flamencos National Reserve. In this place you can observe a geological spectacle of great interest, especially at sunrise and sunset. During your visit you can contemplate: the famous natural formation known by our ancestors as Los Tres Vigilantes today called Las Tres Marías, Duna Mayor; majestic body of sand and viewpoints such as; Quebrada Honda where the famous Piedra del Coyote (Mirador de Ckari) is located