ChileRobinson Crusoe Island
Discover routes, attractions, and guides in Robinson Crusoe Island.
8 routes
El Yunque Summit Cloud Forest Hike
Ascend to the island's highest peak through layers of endemic cloud forest, home to rare plants and birds found nowhere else in the world.
Cumberland Bay Coastal & Village Walk
Explore the sheltered bay that has served as an anchorage for pirates, privateers, and sailors for three centuries, ending at the village waterfront.
Sea Caves & Endemic Marine Life Coastal Walk
Walk the dramatic volcanic coastline of Cumberland Bay, exploring sea caves and observing the Juan Fernández fur seal colony that almost went extinct.
Bahía del Padre East Coast Trail
Hike to the remote eastern coast of the island, crossing the ridge from the village side to reach wild, uninhabited Pacific shores rarely visited.
In Selkirk's Footsteps: Historical Archaeology Walk
Follow the route of the real-life castaway Alexander Selkirk through key archaeological and historical sites that shaped the Robinson Crusoe legend.
Mirador Selkirk Summit Hike
Climb to the viewpoint where Alexander Selkirk — the real Robinson Crusoe — spent years scanning the horizon for rescue ships, with stunning island views.
Pirate Coves & Buccaneer History Walk
Explore the coves and hidden beaches of Cumberland Bay that served as a secret provisioning stop for English buccaneers raiding Spanish Pacific trade routes.
Juan Fernández Firecrown Birding Trail
Search for the critically endangered Juan Fernández firecrown hummingbird and other endemic species on a guided forest trail above the village.