Top San Pedro de Atacama Water Tours

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.

Get a deeper understanding of the night sky during a stargazing experience in San Pedro de Atacama, home to some of the clearest skies in the world. See stars before your naked eyes and through powerful telescopes, capture the sparkling Milky Way with astrophotography, and learn tips and tricks to improve your photos. The tour is offered in English and Spanish.

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.

If this Tour is booked, continue and add other Tours! We have all the tours in San Pedro de Atacama. The vision of the cosmos and the traditions of ancient people combine perfectly with technology, telescopes. We are located in the first settlement where the Atacama people emerged, with clear and privileged night skies and an experience free of noise and lights. Our astronomical tour has experts in the field, who help tourists learn about the constellations, with a naked eye observation and then observation through professional telescopes, in one of the cleanest skies in the world, then we move on to a section of photographs where tourists can take a nice memory of the stars through a digital photo of the group.

It is a desert area, a geomorphological marvel. Our ancestors called it Las Salinas today known 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 see a geological spectacle of great interest, especially when sunrise and sunset. During your visit you can contemplate: the famous natural formation known by our ancestors as Los Tres Watchmen 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. Altitude 2,407 masl. approx.

The Atacama Desert has one of the cleanest and clearest skies on the planet, internationally recognized for its quality for stargazing. Secondly, the use of high-end, computerized and manual telescopes makes it possible to observe planets, clusters, galaxies and stars with great clarity, appreciating their shapes and colors in an unrivalled way. Another key aspect is the specialized guide, which provides clear, dynamic and didactic explanations, adapted to all audiences. In addition, the use of an astronomical laser pointer facilitates the identification of the main constellations of the southern hemisphere, providing an educational and entertaining value. This combination of exceptional sky, advanced technology and professional accompaniment ensures an immersive astrotourism experience that is hard to match. All this accompanied by food and drinks to make the activity more relaxed and comforting.

Immerse yourself in the otherworldly landscapes of the Atacama Desert on this small-group tour from San Pedro de Atacama to the Valley of the Moon. Take in the views of the geological phenomenon known as Salt Mountain Range; see the mysterious nature-carved 'Three Marias'; walk on the towering Great dune, and, finally, admire the changing colors of the landscape as you watch the sunset from Kari Lookout.

Marvel over the startling topography of Chile’s Valle de la Luna (Valley of the Moon) on this 4-hour afternoon tour from San Pedro de Atacama. Keep your camera close to hand as you journey through the desert, past unique rock formations and mesmerizing multi-hued cliffs. Discover the park’s geological wonders as you peek inside a salt cave, see natural landmarks like the Tres Marias statues, then watch the sunset from the top of the Great Dune.

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.

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.