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Gabriela

We had a great time! All of the vineyards were beautiful. Thanks @explorechiletours for the
impeccable organization!

Luis

We stayed a weekend in the Colchagua valley and @explorechiletours took us to the best
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Irais P.

I thought the tour was unbelievable! My guide was great and very knowledgeable.

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Bolivia offers one of South America’s most sought-after attractions.

Uyuni, 3,656 metros above sea level, is the world’s largest salt flat with more than 4,050 square miles that expand throughout the Altiplano. During your epic road trip, you be able to stop to appreciate the most spectacular attractions before arriving at Uyuni.

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  • When is the best time to visit Uyuni Salt Flats?

    The best time to visit the Uyuni Salt Flats largely depends on what experience you're hoping to have, as each season offers something unique. The "Mirror Effect" (Rainy Season): December to April (peak January-March) • During the rainy season, a thin layer of water covers the salt flats, turning them into the world's largest natural mirror. This creates breathtaking reflections of the sky, clouds, and surrounding landscapes, making it feel like you're walking on air. It's incredibly popular for photography. • Stunning mirror effect, higher daytime temperatures (averaging 15°C to 25°C), less extreme night temperatures. Dry Season: May to November • The salt flats are completely dry, revealing vast hexagonal salt patterns and a seemingly endless white landscape. This is ideal for perspective photography, where you can play with optical illusions and make objects appear larger or smaller. • Clear blue skies, full accessibility to all attractions (including Incahuasi Island with its giant cacti), perfect for perspective photos, less crowded (especially outside of peak dry season months). Shoulder Seasons (Best of Both Worlds): April to May and October to November • These months offer a transition between the wet and dry seasons. • You might get a chance to see both the dry salt patterns and some mirror effect (if there's been recent rain), generally fewer tourists, and milder temperatures compared to the extremes of the peak wet or dry seasons.

  • How can I travel to Uyuni Salt Flats?

    Internal flights to Joya Andina Airport (UYU) is one way to travel to Uyuni. Uyuni is also accessible from San Pedro de Atacama, Chile with a 4X4 vehicle. Travelling from Chile, the trip is 3 days and two nights with the final night in Uyuni or 4 days and 3 nights returning to San Pedro de Atacama.

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Constanza Llanos

Trip Manager

Constanza is from Pucón, a beautiful city located in southern Chile. She is a logistics and operations expert with over 15 years of experience in various positions in the tourism industry. Constanza will ensure that all your trips run smoothly. During your trip, Constanza will be available to provide local advice or help with last-minute changes to your itinerary. Constanza has also lived in San Pedro de Atacama and traveled extensively throughout Latin America, giving her a unique perspective on the vast tourist offerings in the Americas.

During your trip, Constanza will be available to provide local advice or help

Keith Jutkowitz

Founder

I am half Chilean and American and have resided in both countries. I have been living in Chile on and off since I was 16 years old and am fluent in English, Spanish and Portuguese with over 10 years of experience developing guided tours for different needs and interests. I am a certified Tour Guide from the International Tour Management Institute (ITMI), San Francisco, California. I have an Executive MBA from the Universidad Adolfo Ibañez with a specialization in Latin America. I lived and studied within 6 of the most prominent countries within the Latin American region including Chile, Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, Colombia, and Panama. From living, working, and studying within the Latin American region, I have developed a deep understanding of its business communities, history, music, foods, and culture as well as a passion for its beautiful landscapes.

As an avid traveler, I have also lived and worked within many other countries in Europe. “Keith’s Curated Experiences” was born from my passion for understanding, experiencing, sharing different cultures and planning trips for my friends and family

I look forward to helping you plan and accompanying you on your trip to experience Latin America

David Contreras

Destination Expert

David’s role in Explore Chile Tours is to help navigate the rapidly changing digital landscape by offering valuable digital solutions. With more than 10+ years’ experience, he specializes in marketing and social media. David is particularly passionate about offering a positive user experience and committed to building long-lasting relationships with our passengers. As a team, we’re obsessed with the details and believe that user experience is key. David works tirelessly to ensure that functionality and design go hand in hand.

Originally from Guatemala, David has travelled throughout Latin America and loves helping passengers connect with our region.

Originario de Guatemala, David ha viajado por toda América Latina y le encanta ayudar a los pasajeros a conectarse con nuestra región

Passionate about offering a positive user experience