EcoCamp Patagonia

The Standard Domes are scattered across the EcoCamp’s rolling hilltops. And a special feature of these signature suites is their skylights. Offering a night like any other, this feature allows you to gaze up at the stars as you comfortably fall asleep. The Superior Dome is even more spacious and has comfortable queen-size or twin beds, a propane heater and a private bathroom - complete with a composting toilet. But for the very best views on the camp, not to mention even more little luxuries like its low-emission wood stove, opt for the Suite Dome or Suite Dome Loft. When you're kicking back in scenic but state-of-the-art comfort, you won’t regret it.

If the cosy and contemporary hotel domes weren’t enough, there’s plenty more for guests to enjoy here. Picturesquely perched on the edge of the camp, overlooking the Patagonia Pampas, is EcoCamp’s Yoga Dome. Guests can slowly stretch and soak it all in with an inspiring view of the Pain Towers. Secluded and situated behind the mountains, there’s also the Man Keokén massage room. Here, you can indulge your senses with three massages (relaxation, tissue and muscle, and localised). Feeling relaxed and ready to socialise? Then head over to the Community Dome for a spot of dinner, some local craft beers or a delectable cocktail - the pisco sour is a must. 

EcoCamp Patagonia’s Executive Chef Macarena Vega draws inspiration from her living in the Chilean countryside. But don’t expect traditional fare here; the camp's innovative ethos runs through the ever-evolving menu. One thing is consistent, though: it's fresh, locally sourced and always delicious. Breakfast is hearty, lunch allows you to pick, choose and pack your next-level hamper, and dinner is a gourmet three-course. All dietary requirements are well catered for, too.