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General information
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alarmStart time04:30 hrs
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alarmEnd12:30 hrs
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local_atmTicketUS$8.27 generalPay in place
Surprise yourself with the largest geothermal field in the southern hemisphere, and then enjoy a warm breakfast to get cold.
Geyser del Tatio Tour with visit to the Putana Bofedal and Mirador de Machuca. Includes Pick up in lodging, breakfast, shared transport and bilingual guide.
The Geyser del Tatio is the largest geothermal field in the southern hemisphere and the third in the world. It has about 80 geysers located at 4,300 meters above sea level, the highest in the world.
The tour to the Tatio Geyser starts by picking you up at your hotel between 5.00 and 5.30 am . Once there, we will make a walk between the steam columns that emanate from the ground, while your guide tells you about this impressive phenomenon of nature. We will also visit the thermal well so you can enjoy a relaxing bath.
Then we will visit the Bofedal de Putana to observe the flora and fauna of the Andean highlands and the Mirador de Machuca, returning to the center around 12:30 pm so that you can continue freely enjoying the town of San Pedro or take another tour in the afternoon.
- Pickup at the hotel
- Shared transport
- Bilingual guide (Spanish and English)
- Breakfast.
- Entrance ticket to Geysers del Tatio (CLP $ 7,000 per person for Chileans and CLP $ 10,000 per person for foreigners)
- Warm clothes (arrives below -15 ° C).
- Comfortable shoes.
- Hat.
- Sunglasses.
- Sunscreen.
- Water.
- Swimwear.
- Towel.
Not allowed for pregnant women. Minimum age required of 10 years.
Up to 24 hours before the tour.
