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Atacama
Desert
The
Atacama Desert, in the north of Chile, is the driest place on earth.
The desert is so dramatic that, at f irst
sight, it appears never to have sustained any life. However, pink
flamingoes together with Llamas, Vicunas y Guanacos and many other
species of fauna and flora can be found living in perfect harmony
in the many oases and lakes located in the area. The volcanoes that
crown the Atacama desert are among the tallest on earth and their
summits used to be sacred sanctuaries for the ancient Incas.
ITINERARY
Day
1
Calama- San Pedro. Reception at Calama's airport (11-12AM) and private
transfer to San Pedro de Atacama(98km) crossing the Cordillera de
la Sal with amazing rock formations. Day 2, San Pedro- Toconao-
Salar de Atacama. Exploration starts by visiting the small village
of Toconao, 35km from San Pedro, well known for its volcanic rock
handcrafts. Day 3, Geisers del Tatio (4.500m, 270km round
trip). Leave the Hotel at 04:30 hrs on time to observe the geysers
in action at El Tatio. Day 4, San Pedro- Salt Flat-Calama.
Drive to Calama's airport on time for your evening departure flight.
Or, depending on your flight back... visit the Atacama salt Flat
and then drive back to Calama...to catch your evening flight.


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