The tours to the Rainbow Valley include a walk through the petroglyphs of Yerbas Buenas from millions of years ago, the largest collection of rock art in the San Pedro de Atacama area. Also a stop at a viewpoint overlooking the Arcoris Canyon.

Jul 26, 2019 · Atacama's Rainbow Valley is lesser-known, but is many things: an answer to Peru's Rainbow Mountain, a birder's draw, and host to Andean stone art.

The Rainbow Valley is located in the Domeyko Mountains of the Atacama Desert. A kaleidoscope of colour, and geological and archaeological spectacle, the Rainbow Valley is a must-see destination while visiting the Atacama Desert.

Oct 16, 2018 · The mountains are red, different shades of green, white and brown. Add to it a bright blue sky and the salt on the ground and this becomes one of the best places in San Pedro de Atacama. Being surrounded by such colorful mountains and landscape made me feel like I was suddenly transported to another planet.

Rainbow Valley Know all the details of one of our excursions in San Pedro de Ataca: the Arcoríris Valley, a unique walk that you will love. A journey through the Domeyko Mountain Range, the rock art and the overwhelming hues of the desert.

Discover the colored mountains of the Rainbow Valley, the Salado River Valley and Yerbas Buenas Petroglyphs. Breakfast included.

It is located approximately 62km from San Pedro, where the “La Sal” and “Domeyco” mountain ranges meet, located in an area of small valleys surrounded by hills of gray, green, brown, red and orange colors. You can explore this valley by car or on foot. Difficulty level: Easy.

The Valley of the rainbow owes its name to the great variety of tonalities that can be observed in the hills of the valley; earth colors, reddish, beige, green, white, yellow, combined with the white salts and the blue sky, besides being combined in strange formations.

Keep your camera to hand as you journey through the startling landscapes of the Rainbow Valley on this 4-hour morning excursion from San Pedro de Atacama. Learn about the unique geology and mineral-rich rocks of the Domeyko Mountains that give the valley its name, as you weave your way though the multi-colored rock formations.