San Pedro de Atacama

The Atacama Desert in northern Chile is an arid region of extreme beauty, made all the more so by its prominence on the world's astronomical map. The region is known for its clear skies that give fascinating opportunities to view the night sky, and which attracts astronomers from all over the world. Another attraction is the Atacama Desert, one of the driest places on Earth. Its name comes from the native Atacameño people, who once inhabited the region.
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1Valle de la Luna

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Nature & Parks
Geologic Formations
Lunarlike desert landscape featuring pink-streaked mountains, scenic sunsets & unique rock forms.
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Must visit place when in SPdA. You can rent a bike from the city and then bike here, its a short ride with good roads. The roads in the park are a bit bumpy and you’ll need to climb a bit, but its definitely worth the landscape views. We had to pay an entrance fee at the beginning, not sure anymore how much this was.
The landscape is amazing and worth the visit. If you go by your own car (as we did) then you can buy your tickets at the locket. Some tips, bring enough water and snacks with you. You can’t buy it at the location. We did not book a tour but went on our own. I would say that is fine if you also visit the small museum at the locket. The museum tells you about the different formations and why the landscape is formed in an unique way. At the locket we also got extra tickets for a mirador for a good sunset. We arrived 10 minuten before the sunset at the mirador. Tip: bring some clothes with you. Note: all tours left the sunset immediately when the sun was behind the mountains. Which is surprising to me, because the sky gets more beautifully if you stay 10-15 minutes after the sun sets. One of the benefits of not going with a tour.
First I want to say the landscape is incredible. 5/5 and a must see especially since it's so close to San Pedro de Atacama. Book online in advance. Entry fee was 10,500 Chilean pesos per person. We drove our rental car to the destinations inside the park. The reason my rating is only 3/5 is the company running the park was frustrating. 4 of the 8 spots inside the park were closed. The only reason they seem closed was there were not staff to station at the spot? Why do you need staff at each spot anyway? None of the staff at the open spots said anything to us. They were just sitting in whatever sliver of shade was available. It seemed miserable and unnecessary for them. Wish the spots weren't closed.
It’s very hard to tell the spectacular of this place only by the photos. It was more than my expectations. It was not like on the earth. There were several place to walk. So, it’s better to have a water, there is no shade, only under the sun. And the strong wind sometime blow the sand off, so please be carful for your eyes.
Fascinating and indeed moon-like landscape. One of the places to see if you are in San Pedro or the Atacama. Six kilometers before San Pedro; lots of guided tours to be had, but also possible independently (even by bike; if by car: no 4WD necessary).Open 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., in winter from 8:00 a.m. CLP 10,800; cash never amiss. The climate is intense (consider water and sun protection!).
One of the rare places you can currently visit in Atacama (from San Pedro), most of the others are closed (December 2021). It was beautiful (especially the sunset) but I wouldn’t say it is the most beautiful place on Earth as others do. It doesn’t make up to you the fact the other beautiful places are closed.
Amazing amazing amazing!!! Highly recommend, it’s just stunning! Never have seen anything like it. Did all the walks, sometimes it gets exhausting but it’s worth it. Make sure to take plenty of water, good hiking boots, sun cream and a hat. :) Only annoying thing is that you need to buy the tickets online and the website is rubbish! You can’t buy tickets at the entrance so make sure to buy them before!
Stretching 1,000 kilometers (600 miles) in northern Chile, the Atacama Desert rises from a thin coastal shelf to the pampas, virtually lifeless plains that dip down to river gorges layered with mineral sediments from the Andes. At its center, the Atacama is known as the driest place on Earth. There are sterile, intimidating stretches where rain has never been recorded, at least as long as humans have measured it. Fiery red canyons, grassy gorges, turquoise thermal lakes, cerulean lagoons, and geysers give this arid lunar landscape an otherworldly appearance. The crystal-clear skies, high altitudes and zero light pollution also make it an unparalleled stargazing haven.
Beautiful landscapes with desert valleys and rock formations. If you have the opportunity to visit San Pedro de Atacama, this tour is certainly something you do not want to miss.
San Pedro de Atacama, Antofagasta, Chile•https://chile.travel/donde-ir/norte-desierto-atacama/san-pedro-a…

2Lagunas Miscanti y Miñiques

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Incredible site; peaceful, untouched and shockingly beautiful. Be careful with the local guides as they can get quite rude as it happened to me and my wife. (Our fault was to walk a trail the opposite direction it was marked.) You can see Vicuñas and other animals walking around and birds fighting the winds.
Beautiful views, but... 1. You must have a pre purchased ticket you can only buy 35 minutes away, you CANNOT purchase entry at the the entrance. 2. You can't get close to the lakes. The closest is maybe 100 meters. 3. The trails make no sense, despite having direction indicators. You have to backtrack. 4. Good luck taking a photo of a flamingo, you will need a 300mm zoom lens or bigger to see them. 5. Trail/road doesn't go all the way around the lakes. 6. Incredibly rude park workers on a power trip for no reason.
The place is 5/5 beautiful. But the ticket booking system is such a disappointment that makes it 3/5. You’ll need a lot of patience and sacrifice your privacy to successfully book the tickets. There are a lot of forms with a lot of repetitive questions to fill. They require visitors to arrive one hour in advance but it’s not necessary.
Beautiful nature, but you are literally allowed to go NOWHERE. It is a very short hike on the first Laguna (which we couldn't even do completely because we were advised to park at the Laguna and were then not allowed to go the track in reverse. When tried got screamed at from the car). Second Laguna is even only one view from the parking lot. Really nothing to explore.
It’s a so beautiful, again beautiful lake. The scenery is so spectacular, and vivid blue of the lake and the sky. The altitude is more than 4,000m. So, please be careful for your body situation. It’s better to go by the tour from San Pedro de Atacama. It was one of the best place in my life.
Stunning. Nice hike along Miscanti- be aware that you’re not supposed to park by the bathrooms. This isn’t clear! There’s parking just before you arrive at the bathrooms, apparently. Little windy and chilly, so bring warm clothes. Great place to view vicuña, too.
This review is mostly for self-organised tours (aka rented car). Tickets: buy the tickets ahead of the trip on their webpage. This is really important as you don’t seem to be able to do it differently. Combine this trip with Piedras Rojas about 40mins up the road (total additional trip will take 1.5-2hrs extra but well worth it). You need to get your entry ticket at Socaire. Make sure to take a picture of your order number, in theory you get QR code in email but it didn’t work for me (it worked 1 out of 2 times). They still found the booking with the order number. The drive is on tarmac until the fork after which you have maybe 5km on dirt road but the quality was good. We left San Pedro around 8am and arrived 9.30 beating most of the crowds on our trip (maybe we were lucky). Very beautiful location and dramatic setting with large volcanoes in background. We didn’t see any flamingoes on our trip, though.
San Pedro de Atacama, Antofagasta, Chile•http://www.conaf.cl/

3Salar de Atacama

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(Translated by Google) The Atacama salt flat that closes the trilogy together with the Cejar and Tebinquinche lagoons, is located 56 km from the town of San Pedro de Atacama and delights us with its vast radiant white saline extension and its semi-crystalline waters, we can also observe the so striking flamingos and a scarce flora product of the existing salinity. This particular natural setting has been formed by ancient water and geomorphological processes, without a doubt it is a destination par excellence where charm and beauty are combined. (Original) El salar de Atacama que cierra la trilogía junto a las lagunas Cejar y Tebinquinche, se ubica a 56 kms del pueblo de San Pedro de Atacama y nos deleita con su vasta extensión salina con un blanco radiante y sus aguas semi cristalinas, además podemos observar los tan llamativos flamencos y una escaza flora producto de la salinidad existente. Este particular escenario natural ha sido formado por milenarios procesos hídricos y geomorfológicos, sin duda es un destino por excelencia donde se conjugan el encanto y la belleza.
There is nothing to be seen here. The salt crystal is more like a mixture of salt and dirt, not as impressive as the ones in Uyuni Bolivia or Bonneville in Salt Lake City USA. Some pictures posted by other reviewers actually belong to Laguna Chaxa, a park 10 km away.
(Translated by Google) very beautiful, very different geography, the flamingos are also beautiful (Original) muito bonito, geografia bem diferente, os flamingos também são lindos
(Translated by Google) The place is magnificent, an immense plain with the vision of salt everywhere. (Original) El lugar es magnifico una llanura inmensa con la visión de sal por doquier.
23°15'55.0"S 68°05'18.6"W, Chile

4Puritama

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Wooden walkways link 8 high-altitude pools with mineral-rich hot waters, surrounded by vegetation.
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A nice, natural place for thermal bath. equipped with changing rooms (lockers without lock) and wash rooms. Recommend to buy tickets in advance online but tickets can also be bought at reception with cash, 30000 clp per person. Connected road is poorly maintained, like most of the roads in San Pedro.
Stopped on the way back from Tatio around 11.00. The girl said it's fully booked and told us after 14.00 they will have tickets. Arrived at 15.00 and no more coupons according to another lady. Poorly trained staff and bad tourism attitude.
It's a Oasis in the desert. I think all people should be able to experience that once in life. The natural pools are really warm and going in the morning make it a relaxing thing, cause the weather is not that hot. I recommend to take a locker with you there so you can use the locker room available. If you can, take a GoPro to enhance the photos haha. Nice visit for you all
Amazing thermal pools. You should book ahead of time and they’ll give you a window of time you can stay. It’s usually longer than you’ll get if going with a tour company. The road is a little rough at times so take it slow. Once you arrive there’s a decently steep walk down. 8 pools to use and they get cooler as you get further to the bottom.
There's a bit of a walk down or back up to the car park, although there did seem to be a shuttle vehicle to take people back up. The first thing you notice is the unfamiliar sound of rushing water in such an arid landscape. It is set up like a mini spa resort and the pools are amazing; not overly hot by say Japanese standards but definitely lovely and warm. Changing rooms are basic huts with lockers but no locks so bring your own padlock if you have valuables. You might want walking shoes for the path down and sandals etc for walking between pools although those won't be essential for many as the walkways are easy enough. You might want an extra towel or something to wear between pools if you feel the cold during the cooler months (although I was fine without, even in August). There are toilets but no showers because the water is fresh and clean enough so you only need to dry off afterwards. There's a picnic area too. Overall a great experience and a wonderfully wet oasis in the middle of the dessert.
We were lucky that the day was beautiful and sunny to be out in the hot springs. What's great about visiting Termas is that it's controlled into how many visitors can visit at a time. Not too crowded and you can take your time to relax and enjoy what it offers. A must visit!
We traveled through Chile for 2 weeks and this was definitely our favorite place. The water is unbelievably nice - especially during winter times.
It is expensive, road is not the best but you can get there without a tour agency. 15 minutes walk from parking. Some tour agencies take tourist down to the facilities. Hot spring are not that hot. Please bring sunscreen and a hat. Barhrooms and changing station are clean but very tiny. Use the bathroom to change for more privacy. You can bring food for the covered spaces. If you get a pool for your group even better. Not sure if the income for this place is reaching the community since the houses a few miles away are not good quality. Other than that, it is a great experience but just once is enough.
It’s an oasis in the middle of nowhere, it’s stunning. It’s worth the money and so cool to experience something like that. Thankfully it wasn’t busy so we had some of the pools to ourselves. We drove from San Pedro to here and the roads weren’t great but again it’s worth it! Buy the tickets online on their website, you can book two different slots (morning till noon or afternoon).
Ruta, Guatin, San Pedro de Atacama, Chile•https://termasdepuritama.cl/

5Iglesia San Pedro

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Catholic church
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The Iglesia San Pedro, a historic church located within a walled compound in the heart of San Pedro, features adobe construction and a wooden ceiling that changes character throughout the day with the shifting sunlight. The Spanish style mission architecture is strikingly beautiful and adds to the town's cultural charm. With plenty of opportunities to try authentic Chilean food and other cuisines, visiting this Catholic church is an essential part of any trip to Chile.
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Just: beautiful. A place you can't miss travelling in Chile.
If you're in town, it's easy to find and view. A typical church of this kind, but nothing special. As we visited prior to Christmas, there were a few additional features, but otherwise not worth going out of your way for.
The creaking floor and quiet atmosphere make this beautiful old church feel mysterious. Why not to pay a visit when visiting San Pedro.
Pretty, Spanish style mission architecture. No tour. Building changes character as sunlight changes during the day. In the main square at San Pedro. Strikingly beautiful.
Caracoles 362, San Pedro de Atacama, Antofagasta, Chile
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1Adobe

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If you're in the mood for some contemporary Chilean cuisine, Cafe Adobe is definitely worth a visit. With its warm fire and pleasant atmosphere, it's easy to get lost in the moment. The menu features a variety of dishes that will satisfy any palate. Whether you're looking for something light and refreshing or something richer and more complex, there's sure to be something on...
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Delicious food. Slightly more pricey than other local restaurants but the food quality is worth it. Some slightly odd combinations but they work. A warning - if you sit near the albeit beautiful and impressive fire pit, you will stink of smoke for days!
Generous portion, well cooked meal. Maybe a little pricey for Chilean but it’s catered more for tourists. Still we were happy with our meal. There is a live band playing in the evening as well. Go early as it gets packed quickly for dinner.
We ate here twice on our stay in San Pedro. Hands down, they would have to be the best meals we’ve had since arriving in Chile. The menu comes with an English translation and the attentive,friendly waiter also spoke it ,which helped my wife out a lot . After a long day touring we loved the open fire which added warmth and added to the atmosphere . Highly recommended.
A local recommended this place so I ventured over. I sat down and was surprised by how rickety and aesthetically unpleasant the place was. Whatever, I thought, the food must be amazing. They brought the menu and it was page after page of unremarkable options, same as every other place. The only difference being that the costs were double or triple everywhere else. I've been travelling in South America awhile and have eaten some pretty great meals. Adobe would have been the most expensive by far. Given the poor atmosphere and undifferentiated food options, I bailed. I wasn't going to get the 'dumb tourist special'. So I left. I got the same dish a few places down for half the price and it was great, and the alcohol price was also half. No gracias Adobe.
They are famous good restaurant in San Pedro de Atacama. We ate pizza and meet as attached photos. Their drink was also good. But I needed to take care of the fly. I couldn’t concentrate on eating. It was not good point, so my review is 4 stars.
Generally delicious. Meat, mushroom pasta, desserts were great. Have to remove one star due to inconsistency with our steaks (we had ~10 over a week). First two were stunning, another two mediocre, then super chewy then back to delicious. Also, on our first visit there was absolutely no problems with swapping fries to baked potato, the next day we were told it’s impossible. Not great considering how expensive the restaurant is.
This restaurant was originally recommended to me for the ambience, but I was even more impressed with the food. The staff is very knowledgeable and happy to guide you through the menu for a meal that highlights local ingredients in preparations that are inspired and delicious. What they can do with a mushroom (pil pil & ceviche) will blow your mind! Excellent all around.
Great restaurant right on the main street. Food is excellent and there was live music both nights. Service was superb and they were able to make small menu adjustments to offer several vegan options. Only thing to note is there is a fire in the middle of the restaurant and our clothes stank like bonfire after. We had to put them in plastic bags to save the rest of our suitcase.
Tasty food with fun live music. A bit overpriced compared to other places in town but I would still recommend. Tables with bench seats (no back) were uncomfortable though.
Caracoles 211, Antofagasta, San Pedro de Atacama, Antofagasta, Chile•http://www.cafeadobe.cl/

2Las Delicias de Carmen

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The Chilean restaurant, "Las Delicias de Carmen", is popular with locals and tourists for its delicious Chilean food at a reasonable price. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, with clean white tablecloths and bright red flowers in the garden. There are many choices for diners, from hearty stews to affordable menú del dia. This is a great place for backpackers who want to enjoy good quality Chilean cuisine without spending a lot of money.
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Please, go to this place. The service is great, the food is amazing - and every plate is a menu (salad, main, dessert). The price is average and the plates are big
We enjoyed our meal here. A little expensive for home cooking, but good place to find classic Chilean dishes. Pastel de choclo was filling. Husband got chicken and enjoyed it too.
Working in the business for over 20 years. Let’s start from the prices: fries 7000, bottle of austral lager 5000, espresso 3000..serious? Drop the prices and sell more! As a suggestion. Cazuela 5 / lomo a la pobre 4 for the quality of the meat/ pastel de choclo 7. Service kind but not attentive. Saturday night with 5 tables seated. Overall, not worth the visit. Tomorrow will try “El Huerto” close by! Stay tuned!
This restaurant was actually recommended to us by two separate tour guides, and it did not disappoint! I finally tried Pastel de Choclo here and it was absolutely delicious! A great spot for a variety of options of traditional Chilean cuisine. We went towards the end of the night and were even offered free dessert at the end (which we were unfortunately too full and tired to accept, but the options looked delicious)!
Delicious and affordable menu for 9000 pesos. We got ceviche / pumpkin soup as a starter, pork schnitzel or veggie quiche as a main course, and flan as a dessert. The menu includes a glass of wine. The staff is very friendly. We definitely recommend this place!
Such a wonderful experience here! It all begins and ends with the host, who's warm, colorful and has a great attitude. We pretty much went with her recommendations and had some authentic Chilean dishes., each of which was tasty, wholesome and unique. The place has a lot of charm without trying to hard - just the experience one is hoping to find
The restaurant staff is really friendly and made we feel welcomed. The food was good, it is more of a home cooked food style. The portion sizes were really big and one of the best cost-benefit restaurante in San Pedro! At the end of the dinner we got a free desert each, this was nice touch!
The worst meal I had in San Pedro. The bread with salsa was pretty good. However, the main dish we ordered by the recommendation of our waitress was horrible. The roasted pork had a smell while it was super bland. It didn't get cooked with enough seasoning. The tomatoes were quite tasteless while the potatoes were really bland as well. However, the waitress noticed that we didn't enjoy the dish and offer a complimentary dessert. We got Chilean thousand layers cake which wasn't that bad.
This place was wonderful! Carmen is a great hostess who helped us through the traditional Chilean menu, which we were unfamiliar with. The food was delicious and you got so much with the lunch special. Definitely seems like a special place in the Atacama community.
Good service and a nice ambiance. Generous portions with pretty good food, although it was a little expensive. They gave us a small free dessert at the end too which was nice!
Calama 370 B, 1410000 San Pedro de Atacama, Antofagasta, Chile

3La Estaka

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La Estaka, a Chilean restaurant in San Pedro de Atacama, offers an international gastronomic proposal with an environment that encourages guests to enjoy every moment they stay. The restaurant's decoration, murals and textile works make it a unique experience not to be missed.
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Having been to three other top rated restaurants in San Pedro now, this is my favorite so far by a long shot. For starters, it has a lovely terrace seating area. For another, it has good wine. Had the Ecuadorian shrimp curry: pretty good! Good service too!
We have tried this restaurant for twice during our stays. I think this is one of the most tasty restaurants among the tops. We ordered Risotto, Salmon and all tastes very good. I won’t say it’s cheap, but it is definitely price efficient and worth the money you spend.
Cute place. Decent meal. My steak was cooked well but the others thought their steak was undercooked. I wasn't a fan of the rice ball. I would have preferred loose rice.
Tocopilla 418, 1410000 San Pedro de Atacama, Antofagasta, Chile•http://laestakarestaurant.cl/

4Barros Cafe

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Barros Cafe is a popular Latin, Chilean and South American themed cafe in San Pedro de Atacama. The cafe serves breakfast, lunch and dinner with a full bar. They also have a late night menu with some vegetarian-friendly items. The cafe is well known for their salads, salmon crepe and chocolate torte which are all must-try dishes.
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Please do not confuse this place with the restaurant of the same name. This is a two-story cafe. Inside is very comfortable and there are live two cats. We were here twice during the 4 days of our stay in San Pedro. The food is very tasty, there are soups 🤤🤤. I recommend taking one portion of dessert for two people, because the portions are huge. We took Tres Leches and Maracuya cheesecake, it was very tasty. The staff is very friendly and attentive. One of the best places to relax in the city
Simply lovely. The view from the balcony was lovely, the cortado was the best coffee I've had since I came to Chile, the brownie with whipped cream and manjar disappeared, the juice with added albahaca was perfect, the waiter was frequently around and always smiling...lovely.
A friend and I hoped to catch breakfast here before our sandboarding tour and not many other places are open yet. It took nearly 40 minutes for a coffee, tea, muffin and yogurt to come out. Our meals also came with juice but we couldn't afford to wait for them. Food was good. Place was clean. Looks like a great place if you've got the time.
Tocopilla 418, 1410000 San Pedro de Atacama, Antofagasta, Chile

5Sol Inti

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Sol Inti is a Chilean restaurant that offers excellent value for your money. You can find a hearty 7-course meal for only $85, when most other restaurants charge about $10 more for the same meal. The food features mostly Chilean items, but it also has Peruvian options like the Lomo Saltado. Although it's not always easy to get a seat, Inti does have outdoor seating and accommodates wheelchairs with ease.
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Fantastic food tonight at such a reasonable price in comparison to other places in San Pedro. We had vegetable soup, pork with pineapple, potatoes/rice/salad and dessert for 7000 Chilean pesos. Service was great and food was very tasty. Will be going again!
If you are looking to experience a real homely feeling, this is the place to come. Cute little family restaurant that has nicely cooked Chilean dishes. We had the meat platter. Admittedly the pork chops were dry, but for the homely vibe and friendly staff, will come back again.
Typical Chilean home meals, good prices. We came three times: 1 we took the menu, excellent and fast service and very nice food, big portions. 2nd time we ordered 2 sandwiches, they took 50 min to bring them and the meat was a little dry. 3rd time we came back a we could get a $6500 menu, very convenient; it was fast and good service, not incredible but very good food, just like a normal Chilean home.
My husband and I shared the meat platter, overall good but the pork chop was a bit chewy and the potatoes could have been crispier on the outside. Chicken and steak were nice. Nice staff.
Very good place and amazing prices
We stopped for dinner one night and had the grilled chicken which came with two very generous sizes. As you can see the whole meal was huge and the staff kindly wrapped what was left for us to take away. We basically had a lunch out of it too. The service was very good. They brought out some bread with a traditional dip which I really enjoyed. Reasonably priced for a tourist area and the food is cooked to order.
Very friendly staff, can't beat the 6500 peso lunch special, chicken is very tender and tasty. Highly recommend!
130, Tocopilla, San Pedro de Atacama, Antofagasta, Chile
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