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BY AIR To get to San Pedro de Atacama you can fly to Calama (100 kilometers away). From the airport you can take a direct shuttle to San Pedro de Atacama, or a taxi that will take you directly to San Pedro de Atacama or to one of the bus stations in Calama. A direct trip by taxi can be very expensive. The airlines that fly to Calama are: Aerolineas Del Sur: the best prices of the market, excellent on board service. Call Center: 800710300 Santiago: Roger de Flor 2915, Las Condes, Tel: (02) 2109000 Calama: Balmaceda 3242 of 222, Tel: (55) 313131 San Pedro de Atacama: Atacama Connection Agencye-mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Sky Airline: www.skyairline.cl Tel: 60069002828 BY GROUND SHUTTLE City express: 09-8162091 BUS Tur bus (directo SPA) 055-851549, 055-313722 If you arrived in Calama on another bus, besides the direct bus option, you may take other buses that travel regularly to San Pedro de Atacama, such as: If you are in Salta - Argentina, GEMINIS is the company that goes directly to San Pedro de Atacama. The trip takes around 9 hours and costs $23.000 pesos per person.- There are no commercial direct transportation services from Bolivia to San Pedro de Atacama. Tourist companies and agencies are the only ones to offer this service. CAR If you travel by car, you must keep in mind that you will spend 20% more on fuel due to the altitude. Some cars suffer from acute altitude illness or "puna", and the distance between one gas station and another one is considerable since they can only be found in Calama and in San Pedro de Atacama. If you are coming from Argentina, then the border passages are as follows: If you travel by car, you must keep in mind that you will spend 20% more on fuel due to the altitude. Some cars suffer from acute altitude illness or "puna", and the distance between one gas station and another one is considerable since they can only be found in Calama and in San Pedro de Atacama. If you are coming from Argentina, then the border passages are as follows: Jama Passage: It is open from 8:00 A.M. to 11 P.M. The road is paved on the Chilean side. Sico Passage: This gravel road is open from 8:00 A.M. to 11 P.M. These roads sometimes close due to storms and snow so it is important to take this into account and find out with the road patrol before departure.
BY AIR To get to San Pedro de Atacama you can fly to Calama (100 kilometers away). From the airport you can take a direct shuttle to San Pedro de Atacama, or a taxi that will take you directly to San Pedro de Atacama or to one of the bus stations in Calama. A direct trip by taxi can be very expensive. The airlines that fly to Calama are: Aerolineas Del Sur: the best prices of the market, excellent on board service. Call Center: 800710300 Santiago: Roger de Flor 2915, Las Condes, Tel: (02) 2109000 Calama: Balmaceda 3242 of 222, Tel: (55) 313131 San Pedro de Atacama: Atacama Connection Agencye-mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Sky Airline: www.skyairline.cl Tel: 60069002828 BY GROUND SHUTTLE City express: 09-8162091 BUS Tur bus (directo SPA) 055-851549, 055-313722 If you arrived in Calama on another bus, besides the direct bus option, you may take other buses that travel regularly to San Pedro de Atacama, such as: If you are in Salta - Argentina, GEMINIS is the company that goes directly to San Pedro de Atacama. The trip takes around 9 hours and costs $23.000 pesos per person.- There are no commercial direct transportation services from Bolivia to San Pedro de Atacama. Tourist companies and agencies are the only ones to offer this service. CAR If you travel by car, you must keep in mind that you will spend 20% more on fuel due to the altitude. Some cars suffer from acute altitude illness or "puna", and the distance between one gas station and another one is considerable since they can only be found in Calama and in San Pedro de Atacama. If you are coming from Argentina, then the border passages are as follows: If you travel by car, you must keep in mind that you will spend 20% more on fuel due to the altitude. Some cars suffer from acute altitude illness or "puna", and the distance between one gas station and another one is considerable since they can only be found in Calama and in San Pedro de Atacama. If you are coming from Argentina, then the border passages are as follows: Jama Passage: It is open from 8:00 A.M. to 11 P.M. The road is paved on the Chilean side. Sico Passage: This gravel road is open from 8:00 A.M. to 11 P.M. These roads sometimes close due to storms and snow so it is important to take this into account and find out with the road patrol before departure.
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