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When the sun sets over the Valley of the Moon and silence takes over the salt flats, a whole new world awakens above. The Atacama Desert is not only breathtaking by day—it also offers one of the most spectacular night skies on Earth.
The Atacama Desert may be the driest place on Earth, but it’s brimming with vibrant flavors and culinary surprises that reflect the land’s heritage, culture, and resilience. Whether you're wandering through the adobe-lined streets of San Pedro de Atacama or venturing into remote villages, the food you’ll find here is a delicious blend of indigenous traditions and Andean ingredients.
The Atacama Desert is one of the most otherworldly places on the planet. With its salt flats, flamingo-dotted lagoons, steaming geysers, and unpolluted skies perfect for stargazing, it’s a dream destination for adventurers and photographers alike. Before you pack your bags, here are must-know tips and tricks to ensure a smooth and magical trip.
The Atacama Desert, nestled in northern Chile, is not only one of the driest places on Earth but also one of the most mesmerizing. With its surreal landscapes, bubbling geysers, colorful rock formations, and unbeatable stargazing, Atacama offers a kaleidoscope of natural wonders. If you’re planning a trip, here are the top excursions in the Atacama Desert that deserve a place on your itinerary.
The Atacama Desert in northern Chile is one of the most breathtaking places on Earth—home to otherworldly landscapes, salt flats, geysers, and some of the clearest skies for stargazing. Most travelers base themselves in San Pedro de Atacama, a small desert town filled with charm, culture, and incredible lodging options. Whether you’re looking for luxury all-inclusive resorts, eco-friendly boutique hotels, or budget-friendly stays, there’s something for every traveler.
Birdwatching tourism is soaring in popularity across South America, especially in Argentina and Chile. With over 1,500 bird species spread across diverse ecosystems, this form of sustainable travel combines eco-conscious exploration, wildlife appreciation, and cultural engagement. As we look ahead to 2025, birdwatching stands out as one of the most transformative travel experiences available.
As of July 1, 2025, all foreign visitors to Argentina—regardless of their entry method or length of stay—must present valid health insurance or medical assistance coverage for the full duration of their visit, as established by Executive Decree 366/2025.This regulation applies to all non-resident travelers, including tourists, seasonal or temporary workers, international students, and others holding non-permanent immigration status.
We were invited to enjoy a unique wine tasting experience at Kanoo Restaurant, a hidden gem located in the heart of the Tigre Delta. Reaching the restaurant was already part of the magic, as we arrived by boat, navigating the serene waters and lush islands of the Delta—an immersive prelude to what was to come.
Tucked away in the rugged silence of the Patagonian mountains, OVO Patagonia is not your typical glamping experience. It’s raw, remote, and exhilarating—a place where luxury meets wild nature, and every moment is infused with adrenaline.
Argentina, a country where the traditional café con leche has long been a daily ritual, is experiencing a quiet but powerful revolution in how coffee is consumed and appreciated. The rise of the cafés de especialidad — specialty coffee shops — is reshaping the local coffee culture, one pour-over at a time.
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