Experience Your Own Path Private Excursions

Only 45 minutes away from the lodge, Chaxa Lagoon reveals expansive views across the Atacama Basin, characterised by crystalline salt flats and a rich diversity of birdlife, including three species of flamingo.

The route passes several highlights of the region, including Piedra de la Coca, while offering open views of the Andean peaks to the east. The landscape gradually opens into a secluded section of the Río Salado canyon, where shallow waters invite a walk along the riverbed. Here, small high-altitude wetlands create a natural habitat for birdlife, adding quiet moments of discovery along the way.

Rainbow Valley is a paradise for geology lovers, it stands out for its characteristic landscapes of the Domeyko mountain range, unique colours and a great variety of activity options, including hiking and viewing petroglyphs of archeological and historical significance.

Situated at over 4,000 metres, these lagoons are known for their striking landscapes, surrounded by volcanoes and home to species such as vicuñas and horned taguas. Miñiques, the smaller lagoon, sits beneath the Miñiques volcano and is habitat to a rich variety of species.

The ascent of Láscar Volcano offers one of the most demanding experiences in the region, combining altitude, distance, and changing conditions. The route passes through high-altitude landscapes towards the summit, where proximity to the active crater reveals visible sulphur vents and a constantly shifting environment. Along the way, views extend across the surrounding desert and volcanic terrain.

Cerro Toco is considered an accessible ascent for those with previous mountaineering experience, with a clearly defined route and expansive views from the summit. The starting point is a 1h30 drive from the lodge.

Near the border with Argentina and a 2-hour drive from the lodge, the Aguas Calientes salt flats unfold across a vast high-altitude landscape, surrounded by volcanoes and marked by striking reddish waters. The Salar de Aguas Calientes offers expansive views and a sense of scale unique to this remote part of the Altiplano, where the terrain shifts between salt, rock, and sky.

Enjoy the calm of the oasis as the sun rises over the Andes Mountains and the iconic Licancabur Volcano. The vibrant colors of dawn and the peaceful atmosphere create a perfect setting to share breakfast in the company of your private guide and the surrounding nature.

Set over 4,300 metres above sea level, El Tatio geothermal field features steaming fumaroles, bubbling thermal springs and high-altitude geysers framed by Andean peaks and volcanic terrain.

San Pedro de Atacama offers some of the most favourable stargazing conditions on Earth. The stargazing exploration provides a guided view of the night sky, observed with the naked eye and through powerful telescopes, while exploring constellations and Andean cosmology.

The Atacama Salt Flat is the third largest in the world. At its centre, highly saline lagoons attract unique bird species and support vegetation adapted to extreme conditions. Cejar Lagoon offers the possibility of floating in its waters, providing an experience similar to the Dead Sea.

Rainbow Valley is a paradise for geology lovers, it stands out for its characteristic landscapes of the Domeyko mountain range, unique colours and a great variety of activity options, including hiking and viewing petroglyphs of archeological and historical significance.