El Tatio Geysers Sightseeing Tour with All-You-Can-Eat Breakfast and Admission Included

By senderos atacameños

Free cancellation available

Features

- See the geysers at sunrise when they are at their most spectacular
- Enjoy certified bilingual guides and responsible tourism
- Visit the Putana Wetland and see the animals of the Andes

Dates

Travellers

Languages available

Starting time: 4:30

Price details

RM 304.41 x 2 AdultsRM 608.82

Total

Breakfast
All-you-can-eat breakfast included with homemade bread, cakes, cookies, fresh fruit, ham, cheese, tomato, avocado, butter, jam, Bolivian coffee, milk, and a variety of teas
Air-conditioned and heated vehicle
Admission ticket to the El Tatio Geysers Tourist Complex
Certified tour guide

- Not allowed: Alcohol and drugs, Alcoholic drinks in the vehicle, Baby carriages, Baby strollers, Bachelor & bachelorette party groups, Bare feet, Drones, Electric wheelchairs, Explosive substances, Feeding animals, Firework, Fishing, Food in the vehicle, Glass objects, Intoxication, Littering, Mobility scooters, Party groups
- Not suitable for: Children under 8 years

The adventure starts at dawn with pickup from your accommodation to head to the El Tatio Geysers, located 4,320 meters above sea level. Upon arrival at sunrise, you'll witness the impressive show of steam columns rising from the ground as the sun slowly illuminates the Andean landscape. During the visit, the tour guide will share information about the geothermal activity, geology, and culture of the Altiplano.

You will then enjoy an outdoor breakfast in a stunning setting, with options for different dietary restrictions. The tour continues to the Putana Wetland, a high-altitude wetland where you can observe vicuñas, Andean birds, and the area's typical flora. Finally, you'll visit the traditional town of Machuca, known for its small church, its adobe and stone buildings, and its history linked to the Atacameño communities. A tour that combines nature, culture, and unique landscapes in one of the most iconic experiences of the Atacama Desert.