GRAN BAJO DEL GUALICHO

Covered by the sea almost 300 million years ago, Gran Bajo del Gualicho is now more than 70 meters below sea level. This geological depression is the second lowest point in the southern hemisphere. Its lowest point forms a magnificent salt desert, the Salina del Gualicho. This large white mantle stretches as far as the eye can see and plunges us into a landscape that is both lunar and heavenly: stay for the sunset, when the sky turns red, orange and purple shades, a feast for the eyes.