Chiloé
City campsites don't get much better views than this one, located atop a bluff on the north side of town. The area is grassy and decently maintained, with electricity, hot water at night, tiny refugios (rustic shelters) for rainy days and bright, surprisingly clean bathrooms. It's also a minute's walk to the beach.
Decent rooms all offer sea views in a rambling classic Chilote building.
Centro de Visitantes Inmaculada Concepción
0.66 MILES
Don't even think about visiting Chiloé's Unesco-listed churches without first stopping in at this excellent museum housed in the former Convento…
Museo Regional de Ancud Aurelio Bórquez Canobra
0.6 MILES
This worthwhile museum, casually referred to as Museo Chiloé, offers interesting displays tracking the history of the island, including a full-sized…
16.74 MILES
This larger and newer version of Chiloé's mystical and famous Muelle de las Almas is reached via a 45-minute boat ride from Muelle Anguay near Refugio…
0.37 MILES
During the wars of independence, Fuerte San Antonio was Spain's last Chilean outpost. At the northwest corner of town, late-colonial cannon emplacements…
0.37 MILES
During the wars of independence, Fuerte San Antonio was Spain's last Chilean outpost. At the northwest corner of town, late-colonial cannon emplacements…
2. Museo Regional de Ancud Aurelio Bórquez Canobra
0.6 MILES
This worthwhile museum, casually referred to as Museo Chiloé, offers interesting displays tracking the history of the island, including a full-sized…
4. Centro de Visitantes Inmaculada Concepción
0.66 MILES
Don't even think about visiting Chiloé's Unesco-listed churches without first stopping in at this excellent museum housed in the former Convento…
16.74 MILES
This larger and newer version of Chiloé's mystical and famous Muelle de las Almas is reached via a 45-minute boat ride from Muelle Anguay near Refugio…