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EPISODE · Mar 24, 2026 · 29 MIN

Into the Atacama Desert: Exploring Chile’s High Altitude Wonders

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Journey to the driest place on Earth as travel writer Debbie Stone takes us to the Atacama Desert in Chile. From the hissing Tatio Geysers at 14,000 feet to the surreal "white gold" salt flats and the ancient paths of the Inca Trail, discover why this destination is a must for any "bucket list" traveler.  Debbie shares her insider tips on acclimating to the altitude, finding the best local guides, and where to spot the three distinct species of Andean flamingos. Whether you’re interested in world-class stargazing or traditional Chilean quincho barbecues, this episode is your ultimate guide to an epic South American adventure. Read Debbie's Article: https://vacationstationtravel.substack.com/p/atacama-desert  Plan Your Adventure: https://nayaraaltoatacama.com  Follow Big Blend's "Global Adventures with Debbie Stone" Podcast & Magazine  🎧 Podcast: https://global-adventures-debbie-stone.podbean.com/  📖 Magazine: https://online.fliphtml5.com/yhwzg/qiqy/#p=1 

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Discover the surreal landscapes and high-altitude mysteries of Chile’s Atacama Desert with travel writer Debbie Stone.

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