Salar de Uyuni is the world's largest salt flat at 10.000 km² (4,086 sq mi), and is elevated 3.650 m (11,995 ft.) above sea level. Many of the tourists visit this place in old Toyota Landcruisers or a local bus running across the salt lake. But the best way to see it is to ride a motorcycle!

Still today, people in Potosí live on what they earn from working in the silver mines. Before visitors are brought to the entrance of one of the mineshafts, they are asked to buy a gift at the miner’s market in town – the Mercado de los Mineros. This is worldwide the only place where you can legally buy dynamite. Together with the high explosive, 96% alcohol, coca leaves and mining tools are among the favorite presents for miners who mainly dig for tin, copper and silver. The down side to this, however, is the working conditions. For hundreds of years, the miner’s have been working under the same conditions and have to deal with the same consequences concerning their health.

Salta is probably the city in Argentina, which reminds you the most of the influence of the Spanish conquistadores. Quite often, visiting tourists from Spain find a strong resemblance between Salta and Andalusian cities. You should take a look at the Cathedral in the main square, and all the most interesting buildings are within walking distance from our hotel. Even at night there are a lot of places to visit!

Purmamarca is a lovely place. Situated right in the middle of amazing rock formations, this little village now is a Mekka for tourists from all over the world. In its colonial center dating from the 17th century, you will find several local artists and all kinds of souvenir shops. Everything is within walking distance from our beautiful hotel.

San Pedro de Atacama is a very popular destination among Chilean tourists and international visitors alike. Visitors come in large numbers, to use the town as a stepping stone to the amazing landscapes around it. Most attractions are part of the Los Flamencos National Reserve, perhaps Chile's most varied and amazing national park. It's one of Chile's three most popular destinations, along with Torres del Paine and Easter Island.

The sunset in the moon valley – Valle de la Luna – is the highlight of San Pedro. And the best part is that we can get there on our motorcycles! If you walk up the highest sand dunes you have a spectacular view of the Licancabur Volcano.