In 1574, the Spanish sailor Juan Fernández discovered the archipelago that carries his name. The archipelago is formed by the islands Robinson Crusoe, Santa Clara and Marinero Alejandro Selkirk.
History has left his footsteps on these lands. The archipelago has been a passing place of explorers and adventurers, hiding place of pirates and their treasures, shelter of the sailor that inspired the novel Robinson Crusoe, and the site of a prison during the independence of Chile.
This nature sanctuary, situated in the heart of the South Pacific, facing the coast of Chile, offers us one of the last corners of the world in which we could get close to virgin nature. The richness and variety of its flora and fauna, and the astonishing geography, drawn in a continuous contrast of opposites, offers us a touching landscape. It was declared a National Park of Chile in 1935, and World Reservation of the Biosphere by UNESCO in 1977.
Day 01
Arrival to Robinson Crusoe Island. Transfer to Hostería El Pangal. Overnight at El Pangal Lodge .
Day 02
Excursion to Plazoleta del Yunque. This is the place where Robinson Crusoe lived during 12 years after his ship sank in Cumberland during First World War. Lunch, Dinner at El Pangal lodge.
Day 03
Excursion to Tierras Blancas. Early in the morning, we go to the Mirador de Selkirk where we see exuberant vegetation of the island contrasting with the deep blue sea. Afterwards, we follow Tierras Blancas and observe sea lion herds which were hunted during XVIII and XIX centuries for their fine skin.
Overnight at El Pangal Lodge.
Transfer from airport to hotel combining car and boat. 
