Laguna Verde and the Licancabur volcano
Laguna Verde and the Licancabur volcano: what you need to know
At the foot of the Licancabur volcano (5,920 m), Laguna Verde shifts color with the wind because of the copper and arsenic minerals it holds. This is where our private expeditions link Bolivia and Chile through the Hito Cajón pass.
San Pedro de Atacama is less than an hour from here, which makes it possible to build routes that run between the two destinations without doubling back.
Facts and tips
- Altitud: 4.350 m
- Región: Eduardo Avaroa Reserve · the Chilean border, Bolivia
- 3 experiencias BlueMoon visitan este destino
How to visit it
Shared
Quotemade to measure
- A 4x4 with six passengers at most
- Spanish-speaking driver-guide
- Lunch and a snack, as the programme states
- Ponchos and photo props
- Rubber boots in the rainy season
Private
Quotemade to measure
- A vehicle just for your group
- A departure time that suits you
- Stops and timings tailored to you
- A driver-guide just for you
- The option of an English-speaking guide
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Travel guides and tips
When to go, what to pack, how to cross into Chile and how to get ready for the altitude: what we have learned from years on the Altiplano.
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