HOTELS Explora Atacama - Adventures In The Heart Of A Historic Landscape

Explora Atacama - Adventures In The Heart Of A Historic Landscape

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San Pedro de Atacama Chile South America
LuxuryNature

The Atacama Hotel is a stylish and modern lodge in the heart of a historic landscape. Indeed, the area has great archaeological significance, so all you history lovers make sure you pack your boots and shovels. Nature lovers will want to explore the Licancabur Volcano, dream over desert landscapes, and star-gaze all night. The scenery is so dramatic it was used as the setting for the last James Bond film.

The hotel is constructed out of traditional materials such as bamboo, adobe, and terracotta and, despite being in the desert, has a plentiful supply of water. Traditional furnishings such as flagstone floors and llama skins decorate the interior.

As well as loads of outdoor excursions there is also yoga, cookery, and a spa. In fact, there is so much to see and do, the hotel provides you with a dedicated ‘planner’ to help you make the most of your time there. You can choose to retire to a room with a view of the Licancabur Volcano or watch the sunset behind the distant salt mountains.

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Explora Atacama Hotel
Atacama Hotel in the desert
Atacama Hotel lodge
Atacama Hotel terrace
Blue wooden window
Atacama Hotel swimming pool at night
Atacama Hotel swimming pool
Atacama Hotel wooden interior
Atacama Hotel bar
People sitting at the bar of Atacama Hotel
Atacama Hotel common room
Atacama Hotel room
Atacama Hotel bathroom
Wooden fence
Horse equipments
Horse riding in the desert
Trekking in the desert
Girl sitting on a rock in the desert
Chilean waterfall
Exploring the nature of Chile
Licancabur Volcano

Licancabur Volcano

Salar de Atacama area
Salar de Atacama

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Domingo Atienza s/n - Ayllu de Larache, San Pedro de Atacama 1410000, Chile


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