Atacama & Uyuni

A Tour to Atacama & Uyuni: A Journey Through the Planet’s Most Surreal Landscapes

A tour to Atacama and Uyuni is an expedition across the extremes of Earth, where colors shift with the wind and silence becomes your only companion.

Crossing high-altitude deserts, vast salt flats, and vibrant lagoons reveals the raw beauty of the Andes, a place that feels both infinite and intimate.

This journey calls for curiosity and a touch of courage. From navigating border crossings to embracing the rhythm of slow travel, every choice shapes how you’ll experience the world’s most breathtaking contrasts.

Yet embarking on this adventure requires thoughtful planning. It’s essential to craft an itinerary that balances exploration and rest, allows time to absorb every moment, and includes proper acclimatization to the altitude, ensuring comfort and safety throughout your journey.

How to Organize Your Experience — Stress-Free

Standing before these vast landscapes makes you feel part of something greater.
At every stop, you encounter the sheer force of nature in its purest form.

To fully enjoy this journey, it’s vital to arrange reliable transportation, select the right accommodations, plan tours and transfers carefully, and prepare border crossings in advance. In the deserts and salt flats, every detail matters.

Itineraries Crafted by Local Experts

Our itineraries are created by specialists who know these regions intimately. Beyond handling logistics, they tailor each journey to your travel style, always with handpicked accommodations, dependable transportation, and experienced guides who accompany you throughout the Andean highlands.

A Tour Designed for You — Every Step Planned

From preparation to your return, we take care of every stage so you can focus on what truly matters: living one of the most extraordinary adventures in South America.

🏔️ Ready to embark on your tour to Atacama and Uyuni?

Let Explora handle every detail and enjoy every moment of this unforgettable crossing through the extremes of the Andes.