Our journey today is situated on of 4,300 meters above sea level, where the immensity of the landscape allows for the observation of volcanoes, wildlife, and salt flats within a single geological context. Our first stop will be in front the volcano Licancabur, where we will have breakfast. Continuing along the same route, we will stop in front of the bofedal (peat) of Quepiaco, where it is possible to see birds, and fauna typical of the area. The next stop will be the Monks of the Pecan, where we can see different rock formations product of volcanic activity. Then we headed down to the furthest point. The salar de Quisquiro, where information shall be given with respect to the formation of this salt deposit. Finally, according to the weather conditions we will provide lunch in front of the Salar de Aguas Calientes II. If conditions do not permit it due to the wind, look for the best option to have lunch alone.
Recommendations
Go with warm clothes (long trousers, jacket, gloves, hat, scarf). Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, hat, 1L ½ of water per person. On the night prior to tours of height, we recommend to hydrate well, opt for a lighter dining (no red meat) and not to exceed the consumption of alcohol. Bring toilet paper and a plastic bag – there are no toilets for the entire trip.











