A guided motorcycle tour in Northern Chile offers a unique opportunity to explore one of the most remote and breathtaking regions on Earth, while eliminating the logistical challenges of riding solo in such an isolated area.
Northern Chile, especially the Atacama Desert, is vast and rugged, with long stretches of road where fuel, food, and accommodations are scarce . A guided tour ensures that riders can fully enjoy the adventure while an experienced team takes care of navigation, fuel stops, permits, access to essential services, and key questions like where to eat and sleep — which can be difficult to find without local knowledge. Knowing where the roads go, where there's gas, where to eat, contacts along the route, and how to handle unexpected situations is crucial when traveling through one of the driest and most extreme environments on the planet.
Our tours are designed for those who want to go beyond the obvious routes and explore hidden gems that most travelers never see. With expert local knowledge, the routes include lesser-known roads, stunning high-altitude landscapes, remote desert passes, and indigenous villages, providing a true sense of adventure.
Despite the remoteness, accommodations are carefully selected for quality —whether it’s high-quality hotels in key locations or the best available lodging in small desert towns. After a long day of riding, having a comfortable, well-chosen place to rest enhances the experience.
Food is also a major highlight. We like good meals, so our tours feature curated dining experiences, ensuring that riders enjoy the best regional cuisine available. From fresh seafood along the coast to traditional Chilean stews and Andean flavors, meals become a memorable part of the journey.
A support truck provides peace of mind, carrying spare parts, extra fuel, essential supplies, and some luggage, allowing riders to travel light and fully enjoy the ride. If any mechanical issues arise, the truck ensures that bikes can be repaired or swapped without disrupting the adventure. It also provides emergency backup, ensuring that help is never too far away.
One of the most rewarding aspects of this journey is the interaction with local people . The small towns and remote villages of Northern Chile are home to friendly and welcoming communities, from indigenous Atacameños to desert ranchers and salt flat workers. While many locals do not speak English , our guides act as a cultural bridge, helping riders connect, communicate, and gain deeper insights into local traditions, history, and daily life.
Overall, a guided tour in Northern Chile’s remote landscapes offers the perfect balance of adventure, comfort, and expert planning . It allows riders to experience the thrill of off-the-grid exploration while ensuring that every aspect of the journey—from logistics to local connections—is taken care of.