Juan Fernandez

There is hardly a person who does not know the story of Robinson Crusoe . As a result of a series of unfortunate events, this seaman was shipwrecked on a desert island. And did you know that this island is within the administrative boundaries of Chile, and more specifically, that it belongs to the Juan Fernandez archipelago ?

Juan Fernandez, Chile - © Brate

It is 600 to 670 km away from the mainland. The archipelago consists of the island of Robinson Crusoe (formerly known as Más a Tierra), Alejandro Selkirk (Más Afuera), Santa Clara and several smaller islands. The most convenient port from which you can get there is Valparaiso. The Juan Fernandez Archipelago has long been a favorite among pirates and corsairs. These paradise islands are now a dream destination, especially if you want to cut off the crowds. Importantly, the archipelago has been protected as a national park and as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve .

For whom?

The Juan Fernandez Archipelago is an interesting proposition if you would like to go on a journey in the footsteps of Robinson Crusoe . Here you will have the opportunity to visit his island! The archipelago is also an exceptionally beautiful place, with heavenly landscapes and endemic vegetation. A holiday in such natural circumstances will be an unforgettable experience.