The Atacama Desert reveals its most remarkable contrasts in the Moon Valley and Cejar Lagoon, where dunes, salt flats, and mirror-like lagoons form one of northern Chile’s most striking landscapes. Shaped over millions of years, the Valle de la Luna (Moon Valley) is best experienced in the morning, when light and silence transform the desert into a scene of stillness and texture.

After an outdoor lunch, the journey continues to Cejar Lagoon, where you can float effortlessly thanks to its high salt concentration. Along the way, we also visit the Ojos del Salar, two deep sinkholes, and Laguna Tebenquiche, where the Andes are perfectly reflected in still waters.