Join Joe Hattab on an adventure through Chile's Atacama Desert! Experience stunning lagoon scenery and desert exploration on ...

Travel across Chile with calming visuals of deserts, mountains, glaciers, forests, and coastlines. The film blends iconic ...

Despite all the attention, this southern patch of the Atacama Desert has never really caught on with tourists, who generally bypass Chile’s Atacama Region altogether for the resort town of San ...

A desert fox comes within a few metres of us, drawn by the smell. The Atacama is the driest place on earth beyond the polar regions, says Roberto. It is amazing that not only animals but also 200 ...

Chile’s Atacama region is one of the most remote and otherworldly destinations on the planet – and it’s now home to a slice ...

The Atacama is the driest desert on Earth – parts have had just 1mm of rain in 10 years and the ­Sahara is 50 times ­wetter. Of course when we were there it tipped down. Chances are you’ve ...

Standing in the middle of the Atacama Desert, it’s easy to feel like the only person on Earth. The region is isolated and one of the driest regions in the world. Drier deserts can only be found ...

The scenery was spectacular and the only time my kids used their phones was to take photos. We spent one morning visiting the Puritama hot springs that were the perfect accompaniment to an ...

The desert bloom phenomenon is expected to return in the third week of September in Chile's Llanos de Challe National Park ...

The airport at Calama is a 90-minute flight from Santiago. The drive to San Pedro de Atacama takes about 45 minutes. You can rent a car at the airport or arrange a shuttle to San Pedro for about ...

The Atacama is famed for its pitch-black skies and lack of light pollution, and it's home to the ESO's Paranal Observatory, which was involved in taking the very first picture of an exoplanet.

Credit: Lucas Vallecillos/VWPics via AP Images A low-cost device draws moisture from air in the driest place on Earth, the Atacama Desert in Chile (Device 2025, DOI: 10.1016/j.device.2025.100798).