Here's a list of Must see points of interest in San Pedro de Atacama recommended by our experts:
The Lagunas Cejas is a lagoon in the Salar de Atacama, 18 km from San Pedro, Chile. It has a 40% concentration of salt, producing an effect of floating like the...
The Salar de Tara is a geomorphological salt pan in the Atacama Desert in northern Chile . It is embedded in the high - Puna , 120 km east of San Pedro de ...
Miscanti and Miñiques, also known as the Altiplanic Lagoons, are located above 400 mts msl, 115 Southeast of San Pedro de Atacama. Their landscapes, set on ...
You could really believe you were on the moon in this valley, rugged rocks, sand, dunes and not a sign of life. Quite a trek to the top of the rocks to see the ...
Lascar, a stratovolcano, is the most active volcano of the northern Chilean Andes. The largest eruption of Lascar in recent history took place in 1993, ...
We´ll discover magnificent high plateau landscapes, as well as remote and solitary spots. We will also enjoy a gourmet lunch outdoors, with a terrific view of...
The valey has mountains with different colors, it's quite interesting to see. It is an easy walk. Great for the afternoon.
This is an amazing rock formation overlooking a beautiful valley. Mirador de Cari (or Kari) valley north of Moon Valley, Andes, Cordillera de la Sal and the ...
Los Flamencos National Reserve is a nature reserve located in the commune of San Pedro de Atacama , Antofagasta Region of northern Chile . The reserve ...
Quebrada del Diablo is a best place to Adventure sports like bike ridding, cycling and hourse ridding.
Pukara de Quitor Ruins, has good part of the described slope has from its contiguous base to the cultive fields to its culminating point, a height of 70 meters...
The Church of San Pedro de Atacama (Iglesia San Pedro de Atacama) is a Catholic church in San Pedro de Atacama, Chile. Constructed during the Spanish colonial ...
Established in 1955 by Belgian priest The famous "mummies" (actually they are very well preserved bodies) were removed from the Museum´s exhibition in May 2007...
