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San Pedro de Atacama

Ein Zwischenstopp in Chile mit mehr egal eineinhalb Stunden für die Einreise, jede Tasche wird gescannt, damit man auch ja kein Obst oder sonst irgendwelche Naturprodukte ins Land kommen. San Pedro an sich ist ein reiner Touristenort, warm und direkt neben der trockensten Wüste der Welt, da regnet es einen Teelöffel ...

Make it over the border after a an appropriately chilly four hour wait at a remote desert border crossing. Despite being in the driest place in world, San Pedro de Atacama's plumbing is probably the best I've experienced since Columbia eight weeks ago. It's a sleepy enough town, one of the best in the world to view the stars. We get a fascinatin...

Well, here I am in San Pedro! It's a small village, really, based around one main street... The buildings are all single storey adobe, and the streets are unpaved - just dust! There's something very 'frontier town' about it! The bus journey from La Serena was very good... I opted for a Premium ticket, which gave me a seat that folded down flat.....

We finally make it to Chile, except we don't have time to stay. San Pedro is cold again. We are getting sick of being cold, especially since we know it is summer back in the U.S. There is not a building in town with heat, so we end up wearing our hats and jackets 24 hours a day, even to bed. While we were here we did a couple tours. First we wen...

With Thomas, an English who want to speak only Spanish: fair enough in South America, we went with the car one more time to the valley of the moon to see the sunrise as we really like it last night with the moon, then we went to the salar of Chaxa to see flamingos. Then we went to 2 lagunas at 4000 m: laguna Miscanti and Miminques: incredible vi...

I did not do too much apart from staying in my seat all the day looking outside the view running: eating the road till San Pedro de Atacama. Most of the view was desert: few vegetation and incredible landscape of mountains or huge plains with gold color. In the evening, I met some travelers and I went to eat in the restaurant near by and I met a...

Cactai, flamingos, nosebleeds (thanks to the dry air), llamas, very bumpy 3h bus drive to see geysers (at 4am, I woke up on the way while having a lovely dream about Europe - I jumped half a metre in the air and landed in between the seats), other gringos, tourist prices, salt lagoons, dirty toes, electric shocks (because of the dryness, just li...

Arrived into San Pedro de Atacama from Salta with the company Gemeni, nice bus and a pretty good company to travel with too. The drive through the Andes this time was totally different to that taken down south between Mendoza and Santiago. Very little snow this time due to the lack of humidity but it was biting cold and there was a cutting wind....

Once again, I´m a lazy piece of ****.. update when I get motivated.

so i heard that san pedro de atacama was a backpackers paradise from more than one source. it was the truth, for sure. small little desert villiage where you can eat sushi, ride horses to ruins, and pretty much anything you could want. rolled in after ten hours on a bus from salta. not as bad as it sounds, but i am still banking on the overnight...