We will start with a walk along the Great Dune or Dune Major, where we will see the different layers of its formation and one of the minerals that gives rise to the name Valley of the Moon. From the top, among other places, you can see from the Salt Range, to the Domeyko Range, the Andes Range, its volcanoes, the great Salar de Atacama and the ALMA Observatory. Then we will descend to the iconic Three Marys. The guide will tell you the original story of these natural sculptures that the native Licanantay (Atacameños) of this desert called “Los Vigilantes”. We will continue to the Victoria Mine to learn about some of the recent history of salt exploitation for large mining, and we will see the remains of their industry. Then we will go to Death Valley, where we will prepare a special table to rest, eat and toast, to others, to the earth and to the unique opportunity to be here.

ASTRONOMIC - Stargazing is a practice that dates back to ancient times. The Atacama Desert is considered one of the best places in the world to watch this show. We will take you to our astronomical space where an expert guide will give us a talk on constellations, galaxies, planets, stars, satellites and help us understand how the Atacameño culture understood and used stargazing to its advantage. We have telescopes to bring our eyes and perception closer to those corners that are not easy to look at with the naked eye. With this device we can look effortlessly at the rings of Saturn, the craters of the Moon, the cosmic dust that gives life to the incredible nebulae.