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If you are looking for quiet beaches, white sand and turquoise waters to relax, this is the ideal place for you. Lay out your towel and rest, here you will feel so far from the world that you won’t want to ever leave again.
Enjoy coastal magic and the enormity of the surrounding desert, a truly unique spectacle. Pack your kite surf equipment, since its warm winds and nice temperatures make it an ideal spot for water sports.
Planning a family trip? Visit the northern part of Bahía Inglesa where you’ll find the so-called Pool Beach, surrounded by rocks that create a calm cove. It’s ideal for children and for building sandcastles on the shore!
For those who love inland activities, there’s also a list of musts. Rent a jeep or grab your bike to explore the burst of color that the flowered desert provides during the spring, when a climatic phenomenon floods the sand dunes with colorful flowers. A miracle of nature that’s famous worldwide.
Located south from Bahía Inglesa, it is known as one of the best beaches in the country. Dive into its turquoise waters and get a tan on its fine white sand. You can find camping spots and some cottages with[...]
Just a few kilometers from Bahía Inglesa, this town offers a good cultural scene to complement the area's beach activities. Visit the museum of the first train station in Chile or get to know the traditions of the locals who[...]
Old traditions and agriculture are the focal point of life for people from Alto del Carmen, who give travelers a warm welcome. See for yourself their agricultural work, mainly the pisco-producing vines that give the valley its famous product: pisco.[...]
In the heart of the Huasco Valley you'll be amazed by the remains of pre-hispanic cultures that attest to the existence of Inca settlements in the territory. You can trek around the sandy and rocky paths surrounded by vegetation. If[...]
Don't miss out on the opportunity of feeling you can touch the sky with your hands. Visit the world's highest volcano and be amazed by its 6,000 meters. Test your abilities and go mountaineering as they guarantee that this is[...]
Chuquicamata can be seen from Calama bringing nostalgia for its inhabitants, who had to move to the city nearby as the mine advanced. Truly amazing in terms of size and structure, don't forget to visit the biggest open pit copper[...]
@elenasonnino
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#Travel Icon: The Atacama Desert in #Chile via @wanderlustmag: http://bit.ly/1lbqOfX @chiletravel #tbt
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#Travel Icon: The Atacama Desert in #Chile via @wanderlustmag: http://bit.ly/1lbqOfX @chiletravel #tbt
@Wanderlust Chloe
As I set my alarm for 4am, and rolled over in Hostel Desert – our cute little base in San Pedro de Atacama, I felt excited for the next day’s events. Over the past year or so of travel blogging I’d visited Costa Rican waterfalls, Guatemalan volcanoes, Mayan ruins, medieval Croatian cities and been swimming in several oceans, lakes and rivers. Up until now though, I’d never seen a geyser. In fact, I didn’t really know what a geyser was.
@AnnaNowak
Atacama is surprising. It looks like it has more surprises for me than I could ever expect. I heard about the phenomenon of desierto florido
@Macca Sherifi
Taking a tour of the Altiplanic lagoons in the Atacama Highlands
