The Atacama Salt Flat is the largest salt deposit in Chile and is formed by a dead-end depression that receives water from the San Pedro River and multiple streams where water filters from the mountain range. Inside this, there is the beautiful and mystical turquoise colored Laguna Cejar. Its high salt content creates the floating effect, making it a relaxing bath and a fun experience. Next, we will visit the Salar Eyes, formed by two pools of water from underground aquifers where small rushes and algae grow on its shores. Finally, at Laguna Tebenquiche, we will enjoy the great whiteness of salt. We will enjoy an appetizer and contemplating the mountain range ... definitely an unforgettable spectacle.
Altitude: 2,300 m above sea level approx.
