Pan de Azucar island

Know Pan de Azucar Island

Part of the Pan de Azucar National Park. The island is the place where the Humboldt penguins nest, which is a wonderful sight on itself. The island has different fauna, like sea birds and sea dogs. You can get to the island sailing a few kilometers from Pan de Azucar Bay.

Información del Destino:

Attractions:
Flora and fauna.
When to go:
All year long.
Activities:
Sport fishing, scuba diving, sailing, sea kayak, bird watch, flora and fauna contemplation, photography.
Weather:
Desert weather, with homogeneous temperatures in the shore. The high media temperature is 18,4ºC and the lowest is 4,9ºC. The rain is almost non existent due to shore couldiness, with a high media of 14,8 milimeters.
Location:
Flora and fauna.
Services;
Housing, food, information center, forest ranger, camping.
How to get there:
Santiago-Copiapo: Land route and airway.
Copiapo-Chañaral: Land route, through Panamericana Highway. Public and private transportation.
Chañaral-Pan de Azucar Bay: Land route, 20 kilometers south.
Pan de Azucar Bay-Pan de Azucar Island: Seaway.
Surroundings:
Cisne Bay, Inglesa Bay, Flamenco Beach, Caldera, Chañaral, Pan de Azucar National Park, El Chuncho Beach, Puerto Viejo Beach.

Admisión

The entrance costs $2000 Chilean pesos for adults (national), and $3500 Chilean pesos for foreigners. $500 Chilean pesos for kids (national), and $1500 for foreing kids.