
Hidden Lagoons of Baltinache AM (Shared)
Visit the Hidden Lagoons of Baltinache in the morning and float in turquoise salty waters surrounded by salt crust, desert silence and open landscapes.

Journey details
We will pick you up at your accommodation in San Pedro de Atacama and travel toward the Hidden Lagoons of Baltinache, a group of turquoise hypersaline lagoons surrounded by salt crust, desert textures and wide-open landscapes. Upon arrival, we will walk along the marked trail that connects the lagoons and enjoy time to float in the authorized areas. The high salt concentration allows you to stay on the surface with very little effort, creating one of the most unique water experiences in the Atacama Desert. After the visit, we share a light catering moment before returning to San Pedro. Entrance fee is not included when booking directly through the website; if you request a quote through our bot or with a Molantur travel advisor, entrance fees are included in the final quote and managed by Molantur.
Pickup range: 7:00 - 7:30
Returning time: 12:00

Itinerary

Recommendations for your trip
Bring a swimsuit, towel, change of clothes, sandals, comfortable shoes, sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat and at least 1.5 liters of water per person. We also recommend avoiding jewelry and not shaving on the same day, as the salt may irritate the skin. A light jacket is recommended for the morning departure.
Package Details
What’s Included in Your Package
Pick Up
Drop-Off
Transportation
Guide
Shared Service
Cocktail
Vegan Option
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Cancellation Policies
Cancellations over 48 hours before departure: 80% refund. Cancellations under 48 hours before departure: no refund.
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the entrance fee to Baltinache included?
If you book directly through the website, the entrance fee is not included, because the ticket type may vary depending on each passenger. If you request a quote through our bot or with a Molantur travel advisor, entrance fees are included in the final quote and managed by Molantur.
Can I swim in the Hidden Lagoons of Baltinache?
Yes, swimming or floating is allowed only in the authorized lagoon areas. The guide will indicate where you can enter the water according to the current park rules.
Is the Baltinache tour physically demanding?
No, it is a low-difficulty tour. It includes short walks on marked trails and time near the lagoons. The main activity is floating in salty water, so no swimming experience is required.
What should I bring for the Baltinache tour?
Bring a swimsuit, towel, change of clothes, sandals, comfortable shoes, sunscreen, sunglasses, hat and at least 1.5 liters of water. We also recommend avoiding jewelry and shaving on the same day due to the salt.
What is the difference between the AM and PM Baltinache tour?
The AM tour takes place in the morning, usually with cooler temperatures and brighter light for seeing the turquoise color of the lagoons. The PM tour offers warmer afternoon light and, depending on the season, a closer sunset atmosphere.
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