Lascar Volcano
Enjoy a unique high-mountain experience with the ascent of Láscar Volcano (5,592 m / 18,346 ft), the most active stratovolcano in northern Chile and one
Star Gazing Tour
We invite you to enjoy a unique experience under one of the clearest skies in the world. We depart between 8:00 and 9:00 PM (depending on the season) towards Poconche, an area free from light pollution.
Accompanied by an expert guide and using professional telescopes, we will explore star clusters, planets, constellations, and the breathtaking Milky Way. You will also have the opportunity to participate in personal and group astrophotography sessions to capture unforgettable memories of the cosmos.
We’ll end the night with a cocktail under the stars and a comfortable return to your hotel.
A cosmic experience you can’t miss.
About tour
- San Pedro de Atacama
- 3 hours
- Easy
- Regular tours in the afternoon, private tours in the morning
- All year round
- 40.000
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Three-hour tour. We pick up passengers at their respective hotels between 8:00 PM and 9:00 PM. We head south of San Pedro de Atacama, to the Poconche area, where there is no light pollution. There, accompanied by a specialist guide, we will observe star clusters, planets, constellations, and the Milky Way through astronomical telescopes set up for us. After this, we will have a personal and group astrophotography session. Finally, we will have a cocktail, and to conclude, we will drop the passengers back at their hotels.
Consider this
- For everyone, including wheelchair users
- Pets are not allowed
This tour includes
Certified guide by Sernatur, multilingual skills: Spanish, German, French, Portuguese, and English. Mercedes Benz Sprinter vehicle authorized under Decree 80 for passenger transport. For groups over 12 passengers, an assistant guide is included for better group management. Cocktail with fruits, sweet and savory snacks, juices, water, and pisco sour. Entrance fee included.
Does Not include
Appropriate clothing and footwear for the activity.
FAQS / GENERAL INFORMATION
1. Where is San Pedro de Atacama located?
San Pedro de Atacama is a small desert town located in northern Chile, in the Antofagasta Region, near the Andes Mountains and the borders with Bolivia and Argentina.
2. What is the best time of year to visit San Pedro de Atacama?
San Pedro de Atacama can be visited all year round. The most popular months are from April to November due to stable weather. Summer (December–March) is warmer and may have occasional rain in the highlands.
3. How many days are recommended to stay in San Pedro de Atacama?
We recommend staying at least 3 to 4 days to enjoy the main attractions. For a more relaxed experience, 7 to 10 days is ideal.
4. Is San Pedro de Atacama suitable for all types of travelers?
Yes. It is suitable for solo travelers, couples, families, and seniors. Some high-altitude tours may have restrictions, which are always clearly informed in advance.
5. Is it safe to travel to San Pedro de Atacama?
Yes. San Pedro de Atacama is a very safe destination, with a strong tourism infrastructure and experienced local operators.
You can find answers to these and other questions on our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) page.
POLICIES
In accordance with Law No. 19,496 on the Protection of Consumer Rights, by making an online reservation the passenger accepts the following conditions: Cancellation and refund policies, Terms and Conditions and Private Tours or Premium Experiences.
You can find answers to these and other questions on Our Policies page.
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