Campo de Cielo ::: Mamalluca ::: Elqui Valley
Description
Unique camping, on the slopes of Mamalluca Hill, 15 minutes from the city of Vicuña and 15 minutes from the Elqui River. Natural Observatory, with the best view of the Valley, zero light and noise pollution. The space Large Bedouin tent for 4 people with beds, living room, electricity, water point. Sustainable and rustic, ideal for connecting with nature, as there are no sounds of engines or annoying noises. We have a large PVC pool but now in maintenance, hammocks, lounge chairs, a meditation place, a quartz bed, bathrooms, a rustic outdoor shower heated by the sun, a rock stove, braziers, 6 large quinchos to share and the best view of the Elqui Valley and its astronomical observatories. Guest access Moroccan tents, living room, stove, hammocks, dining room, kitchen, PVC pool, showers, ecological dry bathrooms, and quartz bed. Other things to note IMPORTANT! If you bring your tent with your equipment, the value is $20,000 p/p If you don't bring your own equipment and tent, we offer 2 options: Bedouin tent for 2 people; $50,000. Bedouin tent for 4 people: $80,000. And $15,000 pesos per additional person. In addition, this includes a mattress or sleeping mat. Every guest has access to all the basic amenities: bathrooms, shower, swimming pool, stove, kitchen and common rest area. The kitchen is open from 7 A.M. to 11 P.M. Places to see in the surrounding area: First you should know that we are steps away from the Mamalluca Observatory, however here in the campsite you can see one of the best skies in the area due to the zero light pollution. We are 15 minutes from Vicuña by car, 10 minutes from the solar kitchens of Villaseca, 30 minutes from Puclaro, 20 minutes from Rio del Elqui, 20 minutes from the Diaguitas village, 1 hour from Cochiguaz and 45 minutes from Pisco Elqui. In addition, the campsite is on the slopes of Cerro Mamalluca where you can hike or trek. We have the best contacts for renting bicycles, horses, kitesurfing class information, and the best restaurants in the area. If you bring your music, I ask you to keep the volume down and from 12 am to 22 pm. There are also people who seek silence
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