Catalog
60 journeys across 21 countries and territories, from 6 days to 12. Every page carries the season window we will actually run, the permits that govern it, and what the price reflects. 8 are inquire-only — capped, permitted, or compliance-bound, and not bookable at any price.
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Chile
Deserts, Salt & Tablelands
San Pedro de Atacama & Altiplano
Salt flats crack underfoot while volcanoes hold the horizon. After dark, the driest sky on Earth opens into a field of unbroken stars.
$6,800–$9,800
Details →Bolivia
Deserts, Salt & Tablelands
Salar de Uyuni & Sud Lípez
In the dry months the hexagonal salt crust runs to the horizon; in the rains a thin sheet of water turns the salar into sky. Colored lagoons hold flamingos; nights freeze hard under thin air.
$5,500–$8,500
Details →Bolivia
Deserts, Salt & Tablelands
Lago Titicaca & Isla del Sol (Bolivia)
Inca paths ring the islands of the highest lake that working boats still cross. Thin light turns the water silver; a few reed craft hold on among the fibreglass.
$4,500–$6,800
Details →Argentina
Deserts, Salt & Tablelands
Quebrada de Humahuaca & Noroeste Argentino (Salta/Jujuy)
Striped canyon walls shift color with the sun. High desert villages hold adobe churches; night skies run clear and cold.
$5,400–$8,100
Details →Brazil
Deserts, Salt & Tablelands
Chapada Diamantina, Bahia
Table mountains drop into waterfall amphitheaters. Caves hold underground lakes; trails smell of dry grass and wet stone.
$5,200–$7,900
Details →Not on the list
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