
Bike Tour to Devil’s Throat AM (Shared)
Ride from San Pedro de Atacama toward Catarpe and Devil’s Throat on a shared morning bike tour. Pedal through desert landscapes, enter the Salt Mountain Range sector and complete a short trek to a viewpoint with panoramic views.

Journey details
This shared morning bike tour begins at the Molantur agency, located at Pje Vilama 425 A, in San Pedro de Atacama. After receiving the bicycle, helmet and safety instructions, we start pedaling toward Catarpe, a scenic desert sector at the entrance of the Salt Mountain Range. At Catarpe, each passenger must pay the entrance fee of CLP 6,000 when booking directly through the website. If the tour is quoted through our bot or with a Molantur travel advisor, the entrance fee is included in the final quote and managed by Molantur. From Catarpe, we continue by bicycle toward the entrance of Devil’s Throat. The route combines desert paths, rock formations and views of the surrounding mountains. After arriving at the entrance, we continue with an approximately 30-minute trek to reach the viewpoint. The activity requires basic cycling ability and a good disposition for outdoor movement, but it is designed as a recreational experience with guide support.
Pickup range: 9:00
Returning time: 13:00

Itinerary

Recommendations for your trip
Wear comfortable sports clothing and closed shoes suitable for cycling and walking. Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat or cap, at least 1 liter of water per person and a light snack if needed. A small backpack is recommended for personal items. Follow the guide’s safety instructions and use the helmet throughout the bike route.
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Cancellation Policies
Cancellations over 48 hours before departure: 80% refund. Cancellations under 48 hours before departure: no refund. The activity may be modified or suspended if weather, terrain or safety conditions do not allow normal operation.
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Where does the bike tour start?
The tour starts at Molantur agency, located at Pje Vilama 425 A, San Pedro de Atacama. Passengers must arrive at the agency before the scheduled departure time to receive the bike, helmet and safety instructions.
Is the entrance fee to Catarpe included?
If you book directly through the website, the CLP 6,000 entrance fee is not included. If you request a quote through our bot or with a Molantur travel advisor, the entrance fee is included in the final quote and managed by Molantur.
Do I need previous cycling experience?
You do not need advanced experience, but you should know how to ride a bike safely and feel comfortable pedaling on outdoor terrain. The guide sets the pace according to the group.
Does the tour include a trek?
Yes. After reaching the entrance of Devil’s Throat by bike, the experience includes an approximately 30-minute trek to reach the viewpoint.
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