The Laguna Chaxa, located about 50 km from San Pedro de Atacama in the heart of the Salar de Atacama and the Reservation Nacional Los Flamencos, is a setting of white salines, crystal clear waters and avifauna. Famous for observing flamingos (Andes, Chiles and James), the lagoon offers a spectacle of colors.

Piedras Rojas, is a film scene at more than 4,000m altitude, characterized by rock formations of oxidized iron with intense red tones. Located in the National Reservation Los Flamencos, it contrasts the red of the stones with turquoise lagoons and the white of the Salar de Talar, offering panoramic views.

The Altiplánicas Lagunas (Miscanti and Miñiques) are two turquoise-blue-water lagoons located at more than 4,100m altitude in the National Reservation Los Flamencos, near San Pedro de Atacama, Chile. Formed by volcanic eruptions, they offer a contrasting landscape between deep waters, snowy mountains and Andean vegetation (paja brava), being home to flamingos and vicunhas.

Toconao is a charming settled oasis in the Atacama Desert, Chile, located about 38 km from San Pedro de Atacama. Known as "place of stones" (from the Kunza), it stands out for volcanic stone architecture (liparite), local craftsmanship and typical fruits.

Socaire is a small and traditional Chilean village at 3,500m altitude, located in the Atacama desert, known as the main terrace overlooking the Salar de Atacama. It stands out for its colonial architecture in adobe, camel wool crafts and typical gastronomy.