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Unmissable places

Hidden Lagoons of Baltinache - San Pedro de Atacama

Hidden Lagoons of Baltinache - San Pedro de Atacama

For some people considered the most beautiful lagoons in Chile. These seven lagoons that form a beautiful landscape, of which only the last one can be used for bathing. The most interesting thing is that due to the amount of salt they have, you will experience the effect of floating on the water.

Moon and Mars Valley - San Pedro de Atacama

Moon and Mars Valley - San Pedro de Atacama

Why do you want to go to the moon or Mars if you can come to San Pedro de Atacama?
Here you will be fascinated by the peculiar rock formations and dunes of the Valley of the Moon and the changing colors of the Valley of Mars and the Salt Mountains.

Los Flamencos National Reserve - San Pedro de Atacama

Los Flamencos National Reserve - San Pedro de Atacama

The Los Flamencos National Reserve invites you to enjoy the beauty of the landscape around it. The diverse climatic conditions of its seven areas will surprise you as you become one with your surroundings. You can see its variety of flora and fauna where flamingos take center stage.

Altiplanic Lagoons - San Pedro de Atacama

Altiplanic Lagoons - San Pedro de Atacama

Deep blue waters and white shores which welcome a large variety of birds, the Miscanti and Miñiques lagoons are a gift of nature. Located inside the Los Flamencos National Reserve, at more than 4,000 meters above sea level, they provide a magical contrast with the snow capped hills that surround them.

Geyser del Tatio - San Pedro de Atacama

Geyser del Tatio - San Pedro de Atacama

Imagine yourself watching the sunrise with a wonderful landscape in the background. See the white smoke rising from the geysers 4,200 meters above sea level. The power of nature amazes us.

Atacama Salt Flats - San Pedro de Atacama

Atacama Salt Flats - San Pedro de Atacama

Center-stage of many surprises, the 3,000 square kilometer salt lake is an unbeatable sight. Home to Andean birds and a large lithium reserve, its thick crust forms heaps that crackle at sundown, when temperatures drop quickly.

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