San Pedro de Atacam.

So I spent 4 days in San Pedro de Atacama, very simply on a recommendation from a German group in my Galapagos trip (you must go!). 

They have some really cool stuff to do, definitely don't need more than 4-5 days, but I'm so glad I went.

Below is the main street, it is loaded with tour place after tour place, they largely all work together, but function pretty well! In hind site, I would have gotten a package of 5 items or something. There is really no need to book more than a day or two in advance as there is so many tours going on. Most places do not have air condition, this place is hot and dry, very few places have internet, so you really need to be doing tours all day!

This was Valle de la luna, often movies use this area to film on another planet as it kinda resembles Mars.

You're welcome!

Below is Baltinache, 2nd highlight as the water was so refreshing, super salty and therefore you float. This seems less salty then the dead sea in Israel so more tolerable.

Geyser de Tatio, although i was told this was a must do, it was definitely not, save it for Iceland. You have to get up at 4 am... you come back at 12, then you can't really nap cause it's too hot.

These pics were actually taken after my last day sandboarding, it had rained in the morning (super super rare) and therefore the sand was a bit sticker. I managed to get a few good runs in, a Brazilian on our trip filmed me going down with a drone and I'm waiting for that footage!

So these last pics have no filter, the sky just kept changing and our guide was super cool to take us here after. I actually was so inspired, I decided to sign up for photography classes in Buenos Aires.

So I'm off to Buenos Aires for at least 2 weeks, I've done a lot of research, everyone just seems to rave about it!

So the objectives are: more Spanish classes, see sites, cocktail bars, restaurants, Tango classes, and photography classes!