CPO → CJC

Andean Cordillera

An unbroken chain of high-altitude peaks, many reaching over 6,000 meters, stretching along the horizon.

Llullaillaco Volcano

One of the world's highest active volcanoes, known for its perfectly conical shape and high-altitude archaeological sites.

Salar de Atacama

Chile's largest salt flat, appearing as a massive white crust on the desert floor as you descend toward Calama.

Mineral Rainbows

Stunning geological formations showcasing vibrant reds, purples, and yellows caused by high mineral content in the rocks.

Domeyko Range

The rugged pre-Andean mountains that provide a complex textured foreground to the higher peaks behind them.

Pacific Coastline

Dramatic views of the rugged cliffs and the cold Pacific waters near the departure at Caldera.

Atacama Plains

The stark, martian-like landscape of the intermediate depression, characterized by vast expanses of sand and rock.

Copper Mines

Massive open-pit mining operations and tailings ponds visible as geometric scars on the desert floor.

Camanchaca Fog

The unique coastal fog banks that often hug the hills of the Coastal Range in the early morning.