Itinerary: visit rock formations sculpted by time, such as the Amphitheater, Gran Duna, Tres Marias and Mirador de Ckari
Altitude: 2.400 m
Departure time: 14:30-15:10
Return: 19:00 (or until 20:30 from September)
Includes: Snacks and cocktails
What to take: 1L of water, sunscreen/lip balm, cap/hat, windbreaker, comfortable clothes and shoes
Itinerary: stops at the Tropic of Capricorn, Piedras Rojas, Lagunas Miscanti and Miñiques, and Laguna Chaxa
Altitude: up to 4,200 m
Exit: 06:00-06:40
Return: 17:00
Includes: Breakfast and lunch
What to take: 1L of water, sunscreen/lip balm, layered, well-sheltered clothing, gloves, hat, scarf, warm socks.
Itinerary: visit to the Cordillera de Domeyko, Yerbas Buenas petroglyphs and the Arcoíris Valley
Altitude: 3.500 m
Exit: 07:00-07:40
Return: 12:30
Includes: Breakfast
What to take: 1L of water, sunscreen/lip balm, cap/hat, windbreaker, comfortable clothes and shoes
Itinerary: visit to the geothermal field Geiser El Tatio, Bofedal de Machuca and Vado de Putana
Altitude: 4.320 m
Exit: 04:30-05:10
Return: 12:00
Includes: Breakfast
What to take: 1L of water, sunscreen/lip balm, layered, well-sheltered clothing, gloves, hat, scarf, warm socks
We recommend acclimatizing 24 hours beforehand
Prohibited for children under 8, pregnant women and people over 75
B-Side Travel Chile exists to show travelers the Chile that most people never find, off the beaten track — and to protect it while doing so. We design intimate journeys through desert silence, ancient forests, and wild coastlines, in partnership with local guides, family-run lodges, and communities who have cared for these landscapes long before tourism arrived. We work in small groups, move with intention, and leave as little trace as possible — because we believe that travel done right doesn't consume a place. It honors it.
