So much of the Atacama is already part of your stay. From days exploring the desert to evenings around the table, more of this extraordinary landscape is yours to simply experience.
Every Stay Includes
Gourmet Food
Breakfast, lunch, and three-course dinner
Beverages
Open bar, including house wine and spirits
Signature Experiences
Included two half day signature experiences or one full day signature experience in small groups with other guests
Airport Transfers
Scheduled shared transfers from Calama Airport. Transfers from other destinations are available at an additional cost.
In-Room Bar
In-room bar with coffee, tea, and a selection of beverages
Enjoy Additional Benefits
Save 10% on the nightly rate
Early check-in and late check-out, subject to availability
Trade the everyday for desert days together, with a couples massage, extra time to settle in, and the possibility of an upgraded room waiting on arrival.
On your first full day, head into Moon Valley while the desert is still quiet. Walk among wind-carved ridges, salt formations, and sweeping dunes as the first light moves across the Cordillera de la Sal.
On your second afternoon, trade dusty trails for Cejar Lagoon. Slip into its intensely saline water and float beneath an open sky as the afternoon light shifts across the Atacama Salt Flat.
Now that you’ve had time to acclimatize, climb higher into the Andes. Travel between turquoise lagoons, red-rock plains, volcanoes, and high-altitude wetlands before stopping for lunch in the village of Socaire.
Elevation of San Pedro de Atacama above sea level in meters2,450
Geysers and geothermal features at El Tatio80+
Elevation of Cerro Toco’s summit in meters5,600
Clear nights in the Atacama each year300+
Give the Afternoon Back
After a full day at altitude, stay close to Tierra. Swim with Licancabur Volcano on the horizon, move between the indoor pool and steam room, or settle into Uma Spa for a treatment before dinner.
Leave before dawn for El Tatio, arriving as steam rises from the geothermal field into the cold morning air. Watch the sun reach the Andes, then look for vicuñas, foxes, and vizcachas on the journey back.
Save one of your final nights for the sky. Step outside with an astronomer to trace planets, constellations, and the Milky Way through a professional telescope, while learning how Atacameñan culture has understood the heavens.
By your final full day, you’re ready to go higher. Begin the Cerro Toco ascent at 5,000 meters and climb through the volcanic landscape to the 5,600-meter summit, where the Andes and Altiplano stretch out below.
Come for the desert. Stay for high-altitude adventures, evenings beneath impossibly clear skies, and the Atacama stretching to the horizon in every direction.