Day 1 – Cuya and the geoglyphs: the art of the desert

* Your day will start with the sound of music: from the waves of the ocean to Arica and the “Song of the Wind”, two giant UNESCO world heritage sculptures that sing in the desert at Cuya. And the art continues in Chiza and Cherros Pintados, where you will discover the geoglyphs created by the first people to live here on the hillsides. In the blink of an eye it will be evening, and you'll arrive at your exclusive hotel in San Pedro de Atacama.

Day 2 – The colors of the sunset in Moon Valley

* First take a tour of San Pedro, and then head to the Atacama desert. The Valle de la Luna or Moon Valley is a planet just waiting to be discovered, with its clay and salt sculptures created by the wind. Among these, the “Tres Marias” watch over the landscape. But it's higher up from Coyote Rock where you will watch the sunset as you savor an aperitif of wines and cheeses. After dinner, experience an extraordinary Stargazing experience with observation of impressive objects, such as moon craters, Saturn’s rings, star clusters, the galaxy and many more wonders of the universe.

Day 3 – Ancient cities, salt flats and pink flamingos

* The next day, your exploration of the desert continues. In Pukará de Quitor and the village of Tulor, pre-Colombian history emerges from the sand, while at the salt flats, you may find a colony of pink flamingos reflected in the lagoons.

Days 4 and 5 – From the caravan of Ayllu de Coyo to the sophistication of Santiago

* Finally, at Ayllu de Coyo you can experience life on a local farm. As you stroll with the lamas, the community will welcome you with stories of the caravan and then at lunch, you'll take a dive into tradition with the “chañar” mousse, the molasses produced here. Then it's the turn of the garden and the vegetable patch, where you'll get to know the plants and grains used in the kitchen.

* With your flight to Santiago del Cile you have time for a last goodbye to the capital and its colonial architecture, before you head back to the ship.