San Pedro de Atacama Small Hotels - Reviews and Rates

The 24 hours in a semi Cama.....
The semi cama is a seat that does not go fully flat but to maybe a bit over 45 degrees...

Well as I write this in draft its not quite over we have about 1 hour to go. It was not as bad as I thought the highlights were defiantly the sunsetting over the mountains absolutely amazing wish we could have st...

Hi all, Well, Atacama Desert is simply breathtaking: by far expecting everything we imagined, The landscape is fantastic, the temperature perfect and the hotel is amazing! Our excursions so far: biking our way to our swimming(or rather floating!) experience in a salt lagoon, walking on the edge of a mountain with astonishing views, making our wa...

Up until now you probably have read the blog and thought ´the boys are having a pretty easy time with there plush hostels, amazing bus rides and home comforts!´. Well worry no more, the day we left Salta was the day we left all that behind. San Pedro is incredible it is literally located in the middle ot the Atacama Desert with nothing within a ...

The bus journey between the Bolivian border and the Chilean border brought hope into my soul- it was quite the descent (note: My body doesn't like places of moderate to high altitude). Our water bottles were crinkled up from the increased atmospheric pressure by the time we reached the Chilean border checkpoint. Joyful! The Chilean border was un...

Hey it´s fee here - guy said i was to stop beng lazy and have a go at writing the blog, so here goes! We are currently in San Pedro, Chile, which is basically the Queenstown of Chile, and is the place we are leaving for our 2night, 3day tour across salt flats and all sorts of crazy landscape, to end up in Bolivia. To update you on our recent adv...

San Pedro de Atacama is an oasis town of about 2000 people in the middle of the desert. the town itself is sandy streets and mudbrick houses but it's popular starting point for lots of tours around the area. We have already gone on a trip to nearby lagoons, as well as mountainbiking to nearby ancient ruins (which we never actually got to because...

After three hours of flying over the vast brown expanse of the Chile's Atacama desert, we arrived in the city of Calama and then made our way by bus to the traveler's enclave of San Pedro de Atacama. San Pedro is a desert oasis in the northern part of the world's driest desert. Just how extreme is the Atacama? Well, the land is virtually sterile...

After a whistle stop tour of the last few attractions on our Salar De Uyuni trip it was time for us to motor on across the border to Chile. Originally, we had planned to return to Uyuni and make our way from there to Salta in northern Argentina but we were reliably informed by the organiser of our salt tour that this was the most convenient way....

...I´ve no idea what you lot were thinking, but I was absolutely referring to the earth tremor I experienced whilst staying in San Pedro de Atacama! I was in my room at the hostel around 2050 one evening when everything suddenly started shaking, it wasn´t a particularly violent tremor, but it lasted long enough, maybe 15 seconds for me to wonder...

Operation: `Get out of San Pedro de Atacama, Chile is too expensive´ was on - Checked into the hostel then went to the bus company. There was a bus leaving the next morning for Salta! By tomorrow night I`ll be in Argentina eating a big steak! 20,000 pesos is a bit steep for the ticket, I thought and went to the ATM to get my filth money. The ATM...