Top North Chile Shore Excursions

The Valley of the Moon in the Atacama Desert is a popular excursion from San Pedro de Atacama, but you can avoid the crowds on this small-group tour, limited to 15 people. Leaving in the afternoon, you will arrive in time to experience the sunset, which casts a warm glow over the valley and makes for excellent photo opportunities.

The Sandboard is a sport that you slide in the dunes through a table, the feeling is adrenaline and you will undoubtedly take a pleasant moment with your emotions and landscapes Safety in the practice of sport is essential for us, therefore, classes are held in safe places for the development of classes The quality of the boards that will be used for sport are professionals. Quality of photos and videos Our Instructor has 30 years of experience in sand and snow sports and world titles. Commitment and punctuality.

Our tour includes visits to one of the paleontological sites that the community of Caldera has. With about 370 hectares, it is the cradle of important scientific studies due to the abundant concentration of marine fossils. You will also visit one of the most beautiful beaches in the third region which emanates fresh water from its walls forming a beautiful spring at the edges of its giant marine terraces

An ideal trip to take advantage of your time and learn about the most relevant aspects of the culture, geography and nature of the Arica and Parinacota region. The different ecological floors surprise with the contrast from the Pacific coast, passing through valleys, desert, precordillera and high plateau to end with a huge view of the Andes mountain range.

This All-Inclusive round trip to Elqui Valley it is specially tailored and timed for Cruise Ship tourists, it includes the full experience of the valley in the exact amount of time of your visit. This trip starts in the Port of Coquimbo and will be 8 hours long (or less!). We will visit the village of El Molle to eat exquisite traditional Chilean pastries before we visit Aba pisco distillery to taste a unique type of brandy and full size cocktails. To avoid the midday heat we will then drink artisanal and experimental beer at the Guayacan Brewery. For dessert we can have cactus ice cream at La Bilbaína. Then, we will visit Cactus Brewery to enjoy refreshing ale beer and then we will return to La Serena to visit La Recova Market and the Third Millenium Cross in Coquimbo. We will take care of your time! This tour will end at least one hour before your planned departure.

Set out from Coquimbo port on a private sightseeing tour of La Serena, known for both its historic architecture and exquisite beaches. Visit some of the city's stone-built churches as well as its Archaeological Museum, exhibiting artifacts from Easter Island's Rapanui culture. Continue onto La Serena Lighthouse en route to Coquimbo city, another place known for its white sands as well as seafaring traditions. After lunch stop by the Cross of the Third Millennium and Guayacan, a neighborhood rich in copper smelting history. This shore excursion includes round-trip transport.

Explore Chile's lush Elqui Valley on a private shore excursion from your La Serena port of call. Set out for this stunning region where the bulk of Chilean pisco is produced, stopping first at Puclaro, an artificial reservoir offerings spectacular views of the area. Next tour a pisco factory, learn about the distillation process of this national spirit and enjoy a sampling or two before continuing on to Vicuña, the birthtown of poet Gabriela Mistral. Peruse the Gabriela Mistral museum, then enjoy lunch in Villaseca before returning to port.

Explore more than 5,000 years of history in the Chilean city of Arica during this 7-hour private group excursion. Head to the Lluta and Azata Valley as you learn about the Pre-Columbian peoples that lived in the region, visit an archaeological site and museum, and discover the Chinchorro Culture Mummies, plus much more. Round-trip hotel and port transport, plus museum entrance are covered.

Explore more than 5,000 years of history in the Chilean city of Arica during this 4-hour private group excursion. Discover the Pre-Columbian peoples that lived in the region as you visit an archaeological site and museum, learn about the Chinchorro Culture Mummies and have time to buy souvenirs and olive oil.