8 articles to prepare your trip
The world's largest salt desert at 3,658 m altitude, Salar d'Uyuni is explored on a 3-day circuit from San Pedro de Atacama.
Désert de Siloli
Arid plateau at 4,500 m altitude visited from San Pedro de Atacama: colored lagoons, Stone Tree, Sol de Mañana geysers and Andean wildlife.
High-altitude salt lake at 4,300 m, Salar de Tara combines eroded volcanic formations, bofedales and Andean wildlife, 150 km from San Pedro de Atacama.
An ancient pre-Hispanic fort from the 12th century and National Monument, Pukara de Copaquilla dominates the Chilean precordillera at 3,000 m altitude on Route 11.
Geothermal pools on the edge of the Surire salt flat, at 4,200 m altitude in northern Chili. Andean wildlife, free access and camping with views of extinct volcanoes.
Adjacent to San Pedro de Atacama, the Los Flamencos reserve protects salt flats, high-altitude lagoons and three flamingo species across 740 km².
Vallée Azapa
Located 13 km from Arica, Azapa Valley combines Chinchorro mummies, pre-Hispanic geoglyphs and olive plantations in the heart of northern Chili's desert.
San Pedro de Atacama
Adobe oasis at 2,400 meters altitude, San Pedro de Atacama opens the gates to the world's most arid desert: geysers, lagoons, lunar valleys and a starry night sky.
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