Bus from San Pedro de Atacama to Antofagasta, Chile?

No, there is no direct bus from San Pedro de Atacama to Antofagasta. However, there are services departing from San Pedro de Atacama and arriving at Antofagasta via Calama.

1. How do I get from San Pedro de Atacama to Calama?
2. How do I get from San Pedro de Atacama to Salta?
3. How do you get to the Atacama desert from Santiago?
4. How do I get to San Pedro de Atacama?
5. Where should I stay in Atacama Desert Chile?
6. Can I go to the Atacama Desert?
7. How many days do you need in San Pedro de Atacama?
8. Is San Pedro de Atacama safe?
9. Is Atacama worth visiting?
10. When should I go to Atacama Desert?
11. What can you do in the Atacama Desert?
12. Is the hotel in Quantum of Solace real?

How do I get from San Pedro de Atacama to Calama?

The best way to get from Calama to San Pedro de Atacama without a car is to bus which takes 1h 45m and costs $4 - $7.

How do I get from San Pedro de Atacama to Salta?

The best way to get from Salta to San Pedro de Atacama without a car is to bus which takes 9h 15m and costs $1500 - $2400.

How do you get to the Atacama desert from Santiago?

To get to the Atacama Desert, most travelers fly into Santiago and then take the two-hour flight from Santiago to El Loa Airport in Calama. From Calama, the transfer to the hotels near San Pedro is about an hour.

How do I get to San Pedro de Atacama?

By Airplane: It is the fastest way to reach Calama and then get to San Pedro de Atacama, 98kms (60 miles) away. Through Lan Chile Airlines there are five daily flights from/to Santiago during weekdays and three ones during the weekend. The cheapest round trip tickets cost about $120.000 pesos (US$170).

Where should I stay in Atacama Desert Chile?

Our full list of top hotels recommended in Atacama Desert...

• Alto Atacama Desert Lodge & Spa. ...
• Tierra Atacama. ...
• Awasi Atacama. ...
• Explora Atacama. ...
• Casa Atacama. ...
• Cumbres San Pedro de Atacama. ...
• Hotel Altiplanico.

Can I go to the Atacama Desert?

GETTING TO ATACAMA DESERT

It is possible to fly directly into the Atacama Desert. The closest airport to San Pedro de Atacama is in Calama, which is roughly an hour's drive away. In order to get to Calama, international flights will go through Santiago and then puddle-jump to the desert.

How many days do you need in San Pedro de Atacama?

You will need at least one day to fully appreciate the vastness of this unique landscape, and in case you have more time than a day, you can visit Valle de la Muerte as well. The entrance fee to Valle de la Luna is 2500 CLP when you enter before 12 PM or 3000 CLP when you enter the reserve in the afternoon.

Is San Pedro de Atacama safe?

I found San Pedro de Atacama to be very safe. I asked in advance about safety in the evening as I had to walk back to my accommodation after the Night Sky Tour at 1 a.m. I was reassured that San Pedro Chile is safe. I did walk rather quickly down my dark street using my phone's flashlight, but I wasn't nervous.

Is Atacama worth visiting?

The Atacama Desert is one of Chile's most exciting places to visit, comprising as it does incredible landscapes of salt flats and saline lakes, high-altitude geysers, softly smoking volcanoes and lunar rock formations.

When should I go to Atacama Desert?

The most popular season for visiting the Atacama Desert are the summer months of December, January, and February. The pleasant day temperatures and warmer nights make for a wonderful time to explore the desert.

What can you do in the Atacama Desert?

Things to do in San Pedro de Atacama

• Los Flamencos National Reserve. ...
• Sunset at the Valley of the Moon. ...
• Photographic tour of the Tara Salt Flat. ...
• The Atacama Salt Flat, Chile's largest. ...
• Live the experience of floating in Cejar Lagoon and the Hidden Lagoons of Baltinache.
• Piedras Rojas, the desert's red treasure. ...
• Toconao, Socaire, Camar and Machuca.

Is the hotel in Quantum of Solace real?

The hotel's exterior was featured in the 2008 Bond film Quantum of Solace, in which the structure was depicted as a fictional eco-hotel in Bolivia. A miniature of the hotel was built by the visual effects team for the shots where the hotel is destroyed.