San Pedro de Atacama Hotels - Reviews and Rates

We were collected at 8am from our hostel in San Pedro and taken in a minibus to the border crossing. There were two other people on our tour - Angela (from Columbia) and Felipe (from Brazil) and fortunately they both spoke fluent English. At the Bolivian border crossing we had breakfast out of the back of the minibus before getting into our 4X4 ...

Apres nos 3 jours en jeep et notre traversee des desert Boliviens nous arrivons au Chilie. Il est tres facile de sortir de Bolivie par contre rentrer au Chilie est une autre paire de manche... et c'est pour ca que nous sommes partis tres tot le matin pour arriver a la frontiere le plus tot possible... il y a tres vite du monde et une queue de to...

Hey Am back in San Pedro as I wanted to make sure I got to the El Tatio geysers, (unfortunately it was quite cloudy so some of the photos are a bit messy lol) The geyser field is pretty expansive made even better by the light that you get at 6 oclock in the morning. Even though it meant leaving San Pedro at 4, it was definitely worth it. There a...

Up well early today! We left at around 5 am for the last leg of the journey. After an hours drive we arrived at the first destination which was a volcanic area where we checked out some geisers and boiling mud pools before heading over to the hot springs. After not having a shower for 3 days this was a great reward! Breakfast was had before we h...

Woke up to a gorgeous sunny day. We are loving living in lower altitude! It´s still 2440m high but so much warmer. First stop was somewhere for breakfast. San Pedro has lots of options and we found a great place which was tasty AND fast. After breakfast we had a look at a few other hotels around town and found one which didn´t break the bank. A ...

The following day we took time to explore the village of San Pedro de Atacama, which consists of a number of narrow, unpaved streets around a central square with an old church. I posted the book which I had finished off to Roberto in Santiago as he is very interested in reading about people's motorbike travels. The pace of life in San Pedro is v...

A alvorada foi bem cedo: 4h30! Ao acordar, e como já era esperado, tinha os meus companheiros de tour com cara de noite mal dormida, graças aqui ao ressonador-mor! Depois do pequeno-almoço, partimos rumo aos géisers Sol de Mañana. Um deles saía mais a jacto, na vertical, mas tinha sido arranjado para ser assim. Os outros eram mesmo naturais, e c...

I mentioned the bus from La Serena. Well it holds the record for the single longest journey on any form of transport I have ever taken! 17 hours from when we left La Serena at 10.40pm until we reached San Pedro the following day. Again, kudos to the Chilean bus service with their reserved seats and fully reclining chairs. I managed to sleep for ...

Vo Salta bin ich wiiter uf Purmamarca, (2300 M.u.M.). Det han ich en mega steile Berg bestiege uf guet 3000 M. D Landschaft isch traumhaft gsi, Felse und Huegel i ca. 10 verschiedene Farbe, dezue schoni Wulche und chli Sunne. Kum dune haets afange blitze und dunnere. S Gwitter haet en Stromusfall vo ca. 5 Stund bewirkt. Aesse bi Cherzeliecht, ab...

Hello everyone!! Currently we are in Cuzco, Peru. We have a little over a week to spend in this beautiful city so I am going to try to catch up on these entries! Crossing the border from Salta, Argentina to San Pedro de Atacama, Chile was interesting to say the least! The drive itself was breathtaking. We drove through so many different kinds of...