What to Pack
Explora provides travelers with trekking poles, helmets and riding gaiters for horseback rides and give them a bottle of water.
Required for all activities:
- A hat for the sun
- 1st layer: T-shirts and thermal underwear
- 2nd layer: Fleece
- 3rd layer: Warm jacket
- 4th layer: Waterproof jacket
- Long- and short sleeve t-shirts
- Thin fleece
- Hiking trousers and shorts
- Hiking shoes
- Hiking socks (long).
- Thermal and windproof gloves.
- Sunglasses
- Sunscreen
- Buff or protective neckwear
- Small backpack (25 liters)
- Bottle of water
Optional for all activities:
- Swimsuit
- Sandals
- Camel back
Climate
Situated in one of the driest regions on Earth, San Pedro de Atacama is defined by its extreme aridity and striking landscapes. Here, the climate is remarkably stable, with almost no rainfall throughout the year. Days are typically warm, while nights can be cold, with significant temperature drops after sunset.
The desert’s unique environment supports a surprising diversity of life, with flora and fauna adapted to thrive in these harsh conditions. San Pedro de Atacama is also renowned for its crystal-clear skies, making it one of the best places in the world for stargazing, offering unparalleled views of the night sky.
Wifi & Voltage
Please note that due to our remote locations, Wi-Fi access in rooms and common areas may vary in reliability.
The voltage in Atacama is 220V.
Tips
Tips are voluntary. If you wish to leave any, you can do so at the hotel reception at the end of your stay. It will be distributed among all those who contributed to making your trip a unique experience. We suggest leaving USD 100 per day per room.
