11 articles to prepare your trip
Active volcano at 5,530 m, Aymara villages and high-altitude altiplano: Isluga park, in northern Chili, is visited from Colchane.
Valle de la Luna
Located 13 km from San Pedro de Atacama, Valle de la Luna brings together dunes, salt caves and rock formations in the mineral landscape of the Atacama Desert.
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.
Salar de Atacama
At 2,500 m altitude in northern Chili, the Salar de Atacama spans 3,000 km² of salt crusts, turquoise lagoons and Andean flamingo colonies.
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.
Parc National Lauca
UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in the northern Chili altiplano: Pomerape and Parinacota volcanoes, Lake Chungara, over 130 bird species and Inca heritage.
Protected altiplano between Arica and Parinacota, Las Vicuñas Reserve is home to vicuñas, volcanoes over 5,500 m, Andean lagoons and Aymara hamlets.
Geysers del Tatio
The Southern Hemisphere's largest geyser field, El Tatio awakens at dawn at 4,200 m altitude, 80 km from San Pedro de Atacama.
Rising 860 meters in the heart of Santiago, San Cristóbal Hill offers sweeping views of the Andes, a Marian shrine, a zoo and hiking trails, within Chile's largest urban park.
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