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Self-Drive Or Tours? | Which Is Better In The Atacama Desert?

(Last Updated On: June 28, 2022)

The Atacama desert is one of Chile’s must-see places and should be added to any South America or Chile travel itinerary. Characterized by otherworldly rock formations and landscapes, crusty salt flats and sun-baked altiplano peaks and volcanoes, it leaves any visitor captivated and speechless. Keep reading to find out which is better for you, Atacama desert tours or self-driving the desert.

I’ve been lucky enough to visit the Atacama desert twice now, once doing the desert tours by agencies found in San Pedro de Atacama- the main tourist hub in the area and also by renting a car and self-driving. I’ve been asked by many of you guys which I would recommend so I thought I’d outline the pros and cons of each here so you can make a decision for yourselves.

There is no public transportation in San Pedro de Atacama and the most famous sites such as Tatio Geysers, Valle de la Luna and Laguna Chaxa can only be reached by private transportation. Cycling is an option, but only for nearby sights such as Valle de la Muerte and Valle de la Luna. Cycling is no easy feat due to the sun and altitude, however, so come prepared, both mentally and physically. 

If you are a budget backpacker tours or car rentals will no doubt have you spending a little more than you might be used to but it’s well worth it to see one of the world’s most beautiful deserts. 

ATACAMA DESERT TOURS

Atacama Desert tours are a great, inexpensive way to see the surrounding landscapes and sights. Tours can be booked in San Pedro de Atacama where there are numerous operators, their offices are found on the main street in town. There is no need to book in advance outside of Jan-Feb and even then most people arrive and reserve.

Atacama Desert tours don’t vary much from company to company- most of the time the same things are included such as a guide and entrance fees and often, during quiet times tour companies will pool together to reduce costs.

Prices are very competitive too.  Make sure to check if the tour price includes lunch (for a full day tour) and entrance fees. If it doesn’t then be prepared to add CLP$5,000-10,000 for entrance fees on top of the tour price. 

PROS OF TAKING TOURS

↠ If you are travelling solo it is the cheapest way to see the area. Paying for single seats on tours is a little cheaper than renting a car plus the cost of fuel and insurance. 

↠ You have a guide with you that explains everything. For me, what’s best about Atacama desert tours is the fact that you learn so much about the area from the local guides. They are really passionate and approachable and are more than happy to answer all your questions. The guides also know the area very well so they often know the best places to go for sunset or to spot certain animals etc. 

↠You don’t have to worry about driving, whether you’re going the right way or how to get to places. You just arrive and there is no planning whatsoever on your part.  It’s easy, just find, pay and go.

↠ You contribute more to the local economy.

CONS OF TAKING TOURS

↠Less flexibility. The schedule is set and that’s that. You can’t stop at the side of the road to take pictures when you want. That being said when there is a cool animal sighting or something interesting on the road the driver will stop. 

↠Lunchtimes and stops are fixed. Again if you get hungry and don’t have snacks you just have to wait. (Do bring snacks though!) 

↠Atacama Desert tours often lead you to where everyone else is going. The guides and drivers here know all the best spots for sunsets etc but so does every other tour group. Due to this, you’ll be sharing locations with many other tour groups, some of which can get extremely busy, especially at sunset. On a tour, you have virtually zero chance for exploring and finding your own spots. 

↠If arriving by plane you have to pay for a transfer from Calama Airport to San Pedro de Atacama from which you can start looking for excursions and this does take time and also cost money. The transfer to San Pedro de Atacama from the airport cost about CLP$20,000 return. 

SELF-DRIVING

Renting a car in Chile is a simple and easy process, all you need is your booking confirmation, your passport and your driving license. Both your driving license and passport or ID documentation have to be from the same country. (I didn’t know this and found out the hard way).

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PROS OF SELF-DRIVING

↠ Waste little time with transfers and finding tours. You can rent a car at Calama airport or in the town centre after arriving by bus, which means that very quickly you’re on the road and on your way to your first amazing point of interest. If you only have 3 or 4 days this can be vital!

↠ Flexibility- this is probably the biggest advantage of renting a car. You can go where you want, when you want and explore at your own pace. For example, all tours head to the Tatio Geysers at the same unsociable hour of 4 am to arrive at sunrise. We opted to go later to have the place to ourselves and while the geyser fumes weren’t as strong, it was magical.  Such an experience couldn’t have been possible on a tour.

↠ It’s cheaper for 3+ people. If you’re a small group or family then renting a car will, without doubt, be cheaper, and that includes having extra car insurance and all fuel. For a couple, the price looks about the same but we opted for daily extra insurance and a 4 x 4. If you skip the insurance and rent a cheaper car the cost will be cheaper. Also, technically renting a car is cheaper as we saw much more than what I did on the Atacama desert tours previously. See the table below for how the cost compares exactly.

CONS OF SELF-DRIVING

↠ You have to drive and a lot- if you are on a trip looking for complete rest and relaxation then driving may seem like too much. I personally know plenty of people who don’t like to drive when they’re on holiday. Distances in the Atacama Desert are big also, our average distance per day was about 230km (140miles).

↠ Getting lost- as you don’t have a local driver or guide, you’ll spend a bit of time using Google Maps and occasionally getting lost, however, I believe this isn’t necessarily a bad thing and comes with the magic of exploring new places. 

We booked through ACE Rent a Car but the service was carried about by Econorent at Calama airport and I’m happy to recommend them. We always find the best car rental deals via RentalCars.com.

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COST OUTLINES ( all prices are in CLP)

THE VERDICT

Me personally, I had a better experience seeing the Atacama Desert by car. I love exploring new places for myself, getting lost and finding magical spots all to myself so the flexibility that renting a car gives, for me is a no-brainer. I also travel with a lot of photography gear so being able to throw that on the back seat and choose what I needed at the moment made life very easy indeed.

Check out our exact self-driving itinerary for San Pedro de Atacama/Atacama Desert here.

If you have any comments or questions on Atacama Desert tours, then please leave them below- I’d be happy to answer them!

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  • Julie
    September 24, 2019

    Your photos are stunning! I love them. Thanks for sharing!

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      Julie
      September 24, 2019

      Hi Julie, Thanks so much! Glad you’re enjoying them! 😉

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  • Sri
    April 22, 2022

    Excellent blog post. So very informative. I had a question about renting a car. You mention that you found out “the hard way” that the passport and driver’s license have to be from the same country. I am in a similar situation (I assume) of having my passport and driver’s license from different countries. How were you able to resolve the issue and rent a car anyway? I would love to be able to rent a car from Calama but I can’t figure out how to work around this problem.

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      Sri
      April 23, 2022

      Hi Sri,
      Hmm well in the end they ‘worked it all out’. The guy made a few calls and then got on with the reservation and it turned out to be ok but I’m not sure if that would work again. In Chile, everything depends on who you deal with sometimes- some guys will say ok no problem, other guys will say no. I would say don’t book with Europcar because that’s who we booked with. Perhaps make a reservation online but don’t pay anything yet, then call the office at Calama airport and ask if it’s a problem? Hope this helps, let me know how it goes!

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  • Stuart Worley
    April 24, 2022

    Any suggestions regarding a self drive tour and stay from San Pedro to the Bolivian salt flats for a couple of days.

    And, or … I am with a group of advanced photographers considering stopping in Atacama on our way to Easter Island. It would be nice to have a dedicated guide, but I have been to Atacama once and I am okay with self driving. But, would you have a private tour guide you would recommend for a multiple day visit to Atacama and Bolivia?

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    • Alex
      Stuart Worley
      April 25, 2022

      Hi Stuart, Unfortunately, we never did that trip, but we would have loved to. I know there are a few tour companies in San Pedro that specialise in trips to the Salt Flats in Bolivia but as far as I know, the standard tours are one way- they leave you in Bolivia. But I’m sure they’ll be able to arrange a private tour for you with a guide and vehicle. Kangaroo Bolivia is one tour company in Bolivia that have a 3 day San Pedro to Bolivia tour, I’m not sure of any others. They are pretty easy to find when in San Pedro though if you don’t mind leaving things until the last min.

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  • Jenny
    January 11, 2023

    Hi there! I’m so glad I found your blog! It’s exactly what I needed in terms of recommendations and an itinerary, so thank you! How did you go about reserving a 4×4 vehicle? On rentalcars.com and similar sites, they show the make and model, but not if it’s a 4×4. Do you think we would have trouble doing your itinerary with a compact car? I wouldn’t want to get stuck in the desert, but I saw where you said in a previous answer that the drive is pretty easy. Thanks in advance!

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    • Alex
      Jenny
      January 19, 2023

      Hi Jenny, thanks so much- so glad that it helped you to plan your itinerary. I would say that 30% of the roads on this itinerary aren’t sealed- especially to Baltinache and to the Geysers del Tatio. The roads are rocky and rough. Technically if you are a skilled driver a compact car would make it but it would be bumpy (make sure you know how to change a tyre too). We rented a VW Tiguan (the white one in the picture of the post), which i believe wasn’t actually a 4×4 but it’s an SUV. we found this to be a perfect choice. Do you really need a 4×4? Probably not but I personally wouldn’t go for a compact car either. Hope this helps and enjoy your trip!

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  • Eileen
    February 26, 2023

    Hi, we are a family of 4. Debating about renting a car. We like to hike and my concern about going on a tour is that it doesn’t give you the flexibility to do what you want. On the other hand, I am afraid if we drive, we will miss things. Is it easy to figure out what to do and see? Thanks

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    • Alex
      Eileen
      February 27, 2023

      Hi Eileen, doing the tours won’t give you much flexibility. unless you go on a hiking tour but those are rare as far as I know. Also as a family of 4 it would be more cost-effective to drive and you’d definitely have the freedom you wish. It’s super easy to figure out what to see. Make sure to check out our Self-Driving Atacama Desert Itinerary and you won’t miss anything. This is the perfect itinerary to take into account the altitude too.

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Our Curated Guide to Puerto Vallarta Mexico is finally up on the blog! 
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Find out all the best places to visit and get away from the crowds, the resorts and the noise. I’ve given away all the best beaches (including the one in the last slide), hidden gems and stays in this post so if you’re planning a trip to Puerto Vallarta soon, make sure to check it out! Link in bio. 

#puertovallarta #puertovallartamexico #puertovallartajalisco #puertovallartaphotographer #rivieranayarit #visitméxico
Our Curated Guide to Puerto Vallarta Mexico is finally up on the blog! 
⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
Find out all the best places to visit and get away from the crowds, the resorts and the noise. I’ve given away all the best beaches (including the one in the last slide), hidden gems and stays in this post so if you’re planning a trip to Puerto Vallarta soon, make sure to check it out! Link in bio. 

#puertovallarta #puertovallartamexico #puertovallartajalisco #puertovallartaphotographer #rivieranayarit #visitméxico
Our Curated Guide to Puerto Vallarta Mexico is finally up on the blog! 
⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
Find out all the best places to visit and get away from the crowds, the resorts and the noise. I’ve given away all the best beaches (including the one in the last slide), hidden gems and stays in this post so if you’re planning a trip to Puerto Vallarta soon, make sure to check it out! Link in bio. 

#puertovallarta #puertovallartamexico #puertovallartajalisco #puertovallartaphotographer #rivieranayarit #visitméxico
Our Curated Guide to Puerto Vallarta Mexico is finally up on the blog! 
⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
Find out all the best places to visit and get away from the crowds, the resorts and the noise. I’ve given away all the best beaches (including the one in the last slide), hidden gems and stays in this post so if you’re planning a trip to Puerto Vallarta soon, make sure to check it out! Link in bio. 

#puertovallarta #puertovallartamexico #puertovallartajalisco #puertovallartaphotographer #rivieranayarit #visitméxico
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Our Curated Guide to Puerto Vallarta Mexico is finally up on the blog! ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Find out all the best places to visit and get away from the crowds, the resorts and the noise. I’ve given away all the best beaches (including the one in the last slide), hidden gems and stays in this post so if you’re planning a trip to Puerto Vallarta soon, make sure to check it out! Link in bio. #puertovallarta #puertovallartamexico #puertovallartajalisco #puertovallartaphotographer #rivieranayarit #visitméxico
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A little time out goes a long way. 
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A little reminder to slow down, take some time for you and to really be. Here. With yourself.

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A little time out goes a long way. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ A little reminder to slow down, take some time for you and to really be. Here. With yourself. #wellnesstravel #spatreatment #spatravel #travelandbeyond #travelandleisure
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Life lately. A lot of walks, days out, exploring, eating and dolce far niente. 

Jokes side the last few months have been far from anything I expected when spending a more prolonged time in Italy. It’s definitely been a lot of problem solving and of course 14 hr work days in front of the computer (but that doesn’t make as interesting reel content 😁).

I’m working on something super exiting which I hope to reveal soon! It definitely involves a lot more time spent in Italy. ✌️

#weareinpuglia #dolcefarniente #dolcevita #pugliamia #lifelately #pugliaview
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Life lately. A lot of walks, days out, exploring, eating and dolce far niente. Jokes side the last few months have been far from anything I expected when spending a more prolonged time in Italy. It’s definitely been a lot of problem solving and of course 14 hr work days in front of the computer (but that doesn’t make as interesting reel content 😁). I’m working on something super exiting which I hope to reveal soon! It definitely involves a lot more time spent in Italy. ✌️ #weareinpuglia #dolcefarniente #dolcevita #pugliamia #lifelately #pugliaview
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