Private day tour from San Pedro de Atacama
El Tatio Geysers Private Day Trip from San Pedro de Atacama
El Tatio, Putana and Machuca, in a private day from San Pedro de Atacama.
The valley just outside San Pedro where wind and salt have shaped the earth into dunes, ridges and towers: the Duna Mayor, the Tres Marías and the Kari viewpoint.
The valley is a short drive from town. Each walk inside is short and timed by the park.
Collected in San Pedro at 07:00 or 13:00, whichever you booked.
A walk up to the viewpoint over the great dune and the ridges of salt and clay around it.
Entrance not included
A short walk to the three salt-and-clay figures that gave the valley one of its best-known names.
The last route in the valley: a ridge-top viewpoint over the whole Cordillera de la Sal, with the volcanoes behind.
The road back to San Pedro.
Or to the centre of town.
Photos by Alain Bonnardeaux, Diego Jimenez, Bailey Hall on Unsplash
The Valle de la Luna entrance, food and drinks are not included.
Yes. The tour is private, and the price depends on how many of you travel, starting from €310. Choose the number of people when you book.
Yes. Visitors can wait for the sunset inside the reserve. Message us to make the tour longer.
No. The walks are short, but the sand and the sun make them tiring at midday.
Two vehicles travelling together, on one booking. Message us and we will price it.
Yes. Every tour is customisable: a different start time, extra stops, more time where you like it, or a longer day. Tell us when you book.
Message us and we'll move it if we can — we work with several drivers, so there is usually room. More than 24 hours ahead costs nothing.
Private day tour from San Pedro de Atacama
El Tatio, Putana and Machuca, in a private day from San Pedro de Atacama.
Private day tour from San Pedro de Atacama
Chaxa, Miscanti, Miñiques and Piedras Rojas, in a private day.
Private half-day tour
Laguna Cejar, Ojos del Salar and Tebinquiche, in a private half day.
Not sure which to pick? Read our guide to day trips from San Pedro de Atacama