Copiapó Valley
Tour Copiapó, a quiet city with mining roots.
Immerse yourself in the turquoise waters of the Bahía Inglesa or Playa la Virgen beaches. And to the north discover the Pan de Azúcar National Park, home to numerous species that survive thanks to the camanchaca (ocean fog).
Other natural wonders include the Nevado Tres Cruces National Park and excursions to Laguna Verde, Laguna Santa Rosa, and Laguna Negro Francisco. If you like mountain climbing and have good training, the Ojos del Salado Volcano is your best challenge.
When the “El Niño” event leads to rains in the middle of the desert, a field of wildflowers, some of them very rare species, bloom north of Copiapó. Welcome to the blooming desert!
Prob. de precipitaciones: 2%Humedad: 35% Viento: a 10 km/h.
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Explore the charms Copiapó Valley
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Pan de Azúcar National Park
Become acquainted with this area that lives thanks to a dense mist that rises from the ocean as soon as the afternoon falls. Cacti and shrubs proliferate among rocks of intense color thanks to the camanchaca.
The park has approximately 40,000 hectares in which you will find archaeological sites and rocky beaches with turquoise waters for diving, swimming, fishing, and camping activities.
Get close to animals such as foxes, vicuñas and the Humboldt penguin colony by hiking and mountain biking along trails and discover the lookout where you can appreciate the immensity of the park.
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Ojos del Salado Volcano
Don’t miss out on the opportunity of feeling you can touch the sky with your hands. Visit the world’s highest volcano and be amazed by its 6,000 meters. Test your abilities and go mountaineering as they guarantee that this is the best place in the world to do so.
Get on a bike or put on some comfortable boots to walk along the paths of the Nevado Tres Cruces National Park. Here, you’ll find salt flats and cushion bogs, as well as natural wonders like the turquoise waters of Verde Lagoon and, a bit further south, hot springs.
Become acquainted with this area that lives thanks to a dense mist that rises from the ocean as soon as the afternoon falls. Cacti and shrubs proliferate among rocks of intense color thanks to the camanchaca.
The park has approximately 40,000 hectares in which you will find archaeological sites and rocky beaches with turquoise waters for diving, swimming, fishing, and camping activities.
Get close to animals such as foxes, vicuñas and the Humboldt penguin colony by hiking and mountain biking along trails and discover the lookout where you can appreciate the immensity of the park.
Don’t miss out on the opportunity of feeling you can touch the sky with your hands. Visit the world’s highest volcano and be amazed by its 6,000 meters. Test your abilities and go mountaineering as they guarantee that this is the best place in the world to do so.
Get on a bike or put on some comfortable boots to walk along the paths of the Nevado Tres Cruces National Park. Here, you’ll find salt flats and cushion bogs, as well as natural wonders like the turquoise waters of Verde Lagoon and, a bit further south, hot springs.
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