Piedras Rojas: A San Pedro De Atacama Tour

The Atacama Desert is at its best when the days are sunny and clear, with few clouds in the sky. In general, the best time to visit is in dry season - from October to March.

The Atacama Desert is a high-altitude desert, located in the northernmost part of Chile. It is comprised of vast stretches of barren land and salt lakes. The terrain is mostly flat, but there are rocky outcroppings scattered throughout the area. The desert’s soil is covered with a thin layer of gravel which covers its salt crust. The region contains rugged mountains and occasional oases, where plants and palm trees grow.

Atacama Desert is home to an array of unique wildlife, including flamingos, vicuñas, and Darwin's rhea. The area is also known for its high concentration of rare birds and invertebrates. In addition to these animals, there are various species of reptile, amphibian and rodent found in the region. Visitors might also spot foxes and a variety of other mammals that live among the dry grass and shrubs in the desert.

Keep your valuables safe and sound! Whether you're on the transport, or out camping, always be aware of where you leave your things and remember to take them with you when you leave. You're solely responsible for your belongings during the tour, please keep an eye out and don't let anything get left behind!