LSC → CJC

High Andes Peaks

Continuous views of snow-capped peaks exceeding 6,000 meters, including some of the highest volcanoes on Earth.

Chuquicamata Mine

Approaching Calama, witness the staggering scale of the world's largest open-pit copper mine.

Salar de Maricunga

High-altitude salt flats appearing as brilliant white patches amidst the brown and red volcanic terrain.

Ojos del Salado

Views of the world's highest active volcano and surrounding peaks along the Chile-Argentina border.

Domeyko Range

Intricate, colorful geological folds and mineral-rich mountains that precede the main Andean range.

Pacific Coastline

Striking views of the rugged coastline where the Pacific Ocean meets the vertical cliffs of the Atacama Desert.

Camanchaca Fog

Dense coastal fog banks often roll in from the ocean, getting trapped against the low coastal mountains.

Pan-American Highway

The lonely stretch of Route 5 visible as a thin ribbon cutting through the vast, uninhabited desert plains.

Cordillera de la Costa

The lower coastal range showcasing extreme aridity and unique geological patterns formed by erosion.