Top Things to do in Arica and Parinacota Region
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Discover the best top things to do in Arica and Parinacota Region, Chile including Payachatas Tours, Mayuru - Day Tours, Suri Plaza, Escuela de Surf Arica, Morro de Arica, Parque Nacional Lauca, Cali Tours, Museo Arqueologico San Miguel de Azapa, Lago Chungara, Museo Momias Chinchorro.
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1. Payachatas Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 49 reviews
Tour operator and tourism agency in Arica-Chile, Payachatas Tours offers tours you can do in Arica, transfer services, tour to the Azapa Valley, Lluta Valley Tour, Chungara Lake, chinchorros monias, special Viejes.
2. Mayuru - Day Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 136 reviews
The travel agency Mayuru Tour is specialized in tours in Chile and has developed attractive programs and tours which focuses on tourism with special interest in the north of Chile; Arica, Putre, Parque Nacional Lauca, Lago Chungará, Monumento salar de Surire, Isluga, Colchane, Cariquima, San Pedro de Atacama, Geyser del Tatio. Taking the most valuable elements of our environment, untamed nature that moves, inhospitable areas and ancestral ethnic; observation flora and fauna, ethnic tourism, spaand development of our activities in protected and private areas.
3. Suri Plaza
4. Escuela de Surf Arica
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 38 reviews
Our mission is to educate, inspire, lead and empower our students to have a greater sense of awareness, knowledge, health and eco-responsibility through surfing. Arica Surf School began operations in 2005 whit the objective of sharing the gift of surfing safe, fun and professional so that way everyone can enjoy. We have the appropriate equipment,ideal to fully enjoy the experience of surfing.
5. Morro de Arica
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4.5 based on 1,417 reviews
This national monument is an enormous rock, standing 110 meters high and paying tribute to the Chilean military victories in the 19th Century Pacific War.
Reviewed By B1959DXmargaretg - Chester, United Kingdom
The walk up the Morro isn't as far as it looks. The first bit is steep but the second bit is fine. We didn't go into the museum as it isn't our thing. There are lots of things to see without going into the museum though. There are lots of information plates which are bilingual. The Redeemer statue is fascinating as is the tomb for an unknown soldier and the flag! You must have your photo taken with the flag just to show how big it is! A good photo is when the small and large falf are blowing in the same direction. The views of the port and the city are well worth the walk - you will have earned a beer or a coffee when you are back down!
6. Parque Nacional Lauca
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4.5 based on 341 reviews
This national park is home to vicuna, alpaca, wild chinchilla and many other indigenous Chilean animal species.
Reviewed By MichalK2648
The park is beautiful indeed. The best part to our opinion is the southern Salar with the natural hot spring In the middle of nowhere, with no one around. The views are spectacular and we saw so many animals and birds on the way. To have a good view of the volcanos you need clear skies, so you’d want to arrive early. Logistics are not so bad- we rented a car with 7 seats in a local agency (Benmax rent a car) , took an extra 60 liters of gasoline, bought lots of water and food in the market, and we were set to go. The roads are not so bad (partly really good). There are many heavy trucks, so you need to be alert while driving. Sun is harsh and it is quite warm during the day and freezing cold after sun set. Take sunscreen. Highly recommended.
7. Cali Tours
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4.5 based on 13 reviews
Calitours, transport and tourism in northern Chile, in 1997 began his career. Company specialized in receptive tourism, the highly qualified and reliable staff provides customized assistance thus making your stay more pleasant.
8. Museo Arqueologico San Miguel de Azapa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 488 reviews
Reviewed By ArturoOpaso - Santiago, Chile
Great Museum clearly shows in a very scholar way about the history of the Chinchorro culture with mummies older than the famous Egyptian ones. We drove to the museum and spend the rest of the day in The Valley , Lots to see
9. Lago Chungara
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 366 reviews
Reviewed By carlbenk - Carlisle, United States
Lake Chungará is the highlight of a visit to Lauca. The weather was good but not perfect on the day we went, which meant we had occasional and not continuous views of the summit of 21,000 ft Parinacota. There is also much bird life — flamingos, gulls, coots, etc — and I spent at least an hour capturing them with my telephoto lens.
10. Museo Momias Chinchorro
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 281 reviews
Reviewed By KatrienS955 - Ghent, Belgium
This is the part of the museum that displays the tools used in mummification, as well as the mummies themselves and the clothes and attributes they wore. Most mummies did not come with expensive jewellery or clothes, but were common people and children. The tools and clothes are well displayed, as well as some parts of the mummies and mummies of small children en fetuses. The other mummies are in 1 large room and are seen through 1 window
