Coronavirus restrictions mean that you may need to change your travel plans. Please contact the site for the latest information on opening and payments. How would you like to spend some quality time in a spectacular place with the feeling of being all alone on a beach bordering the Pacific Ocean - living a bit like Robinson Crusoe in a wooden shack?
The park is on the border between the Antofagasta and Atacama regions, in its biggest protected area and home to a variety of wildlife including guanacos and Humboldt penguins.
Its favorable weather allows tourists to visit it all year long. Don't fret too much about the lack of frills: it's not that rudimentary after all. The camping grounds and the park are kept immaculately and you'll find some kitchen supplies and a large communal grill, an ideal place to sit around with fellow guests and enjoy the ocean views and sounds.
Lots of things to do are in and around the Pan de Azucar National Park, along with many tourist services. If you don't feel like staying for ages on site, lazing around on the beach and rummaging for shells, you could do some swimming, fishing, scuba diving, nature spot and birdwatch, snap some photos or just have a picnic.
Hikers should try Las Lomitas, about a minute drive from the campsite and covering five kilometres of varying scenery. Please read the park terms and conditions below and the Pitchup. Admission Admission is only permitted after registering at reception. All guests spending the night at the park must present their ID at the reception desk and sign registration forms. Safety Barbecues are permitted but must be raised off the ground and attended by an adult at all times.
