A WHOLE WORLD OF ADVENTURE
Just about as different from a conventional holiday as it is possible to be. At Explora Atacama a whole world of adventure, discovery and unforgettable experiences await
For seasoned – jaded even – travellers, Explora Atacama answers the perennial question; where to go this year that is exciting enough, different enough and memorable enough to cap last year’s escapade?
STAR-GAZING AT THE EXPLORA OBSERVATORY
How about the driest spot on Planet Earth? Make Explora Atacama part of your luxury, tailor-made holiday to Chile and you’ll discover a place so vast that time and direction lose their meaning. A place so ruggedly beautiful it defies your camera; where you’ll ride horses through wilderness, take guided mountain hikes, go star-gazing at the Explora Observatory, visit Puritama hot springs and, of course, stay in a lodge that embraces the traditions of the ancient Aymura people. Complete with 42 acre grounds lined with the time-worn paths and buildings of the area‘s original inhabitants.
EXPLORA ATACAMA DESERT
At a Glance
- Adventure and eco-lodge in 42 acres of Aymara land, near the village of San Pedro de Atacama
- Choice of 50 rooms and suites with modern interior design reflecting the Andean tradition
- Suites have balconies affording stunning views of the surrounding countryside
- Rooms have wall-to-wall windows connecting you with the great outdoors
- Cuisine that includes spit roasted BBQs around a historic adobe house and patio
- Explora bar
For Leisure and Pleasure
- Four, interconnected swimming pools surrounded by foxtails and other indigenous plants
- Sauna, steam baths and open air Jacuzzis
- Turi Puri massage room
- Trips to the Purtami Reserve and hot springs – now a declared nature reserve
- Observatory for star-gazing
- Cultural entertainment that includes authentic Andean music, song and dance performed by local artists
- Lodge store selling local artisan goods
- Explora’s other properties include Rapa Nui, Patagonia and Valle Sagrado
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