PAID CONTENT FOR ATACAMA LOFT & GLAMP


PAID CONTENT FOR ATACAMA LOFT & GLAMP


Atacama Loft & Glamp ATACAMA & CHILOÉ, CHILE


At Loft & Glamp, luxury takes another form: that of authenticity. In a land of contrasts, where the desert merges with the sky and the forests converse with the rain, Loft & Glamp emerges as an ode to creativity in its purest state. From the driest desert in the world to the island gateway of Chilean Patagonia, both destinations share the same essence: the art of inhabiting nature. Design and materials engage in dialogue with the


surroundings; spaces open to silence, the texture of wind and soil and the scent of rain and sea. Bioconstruction and permaculture merge natural and recycled materials, valuing sustainability as a form of art. Among salt flats and volcanoes, Atacama Loft


& Glamp combines mineral vastness with the intimacy of artisanal design. Travellers discover a place where time stands still and the colours of the sky resemble watercolour paintings. Its architecture draws inspiration from the love legend between the Licancabur volcano and Mount Kimal. Sixteen Glamps, two Tiny Houses, eight Lofts and the Casa Vista form this small village, hosting up


to 100 guests. A RestoBar, yoga and massage room, pool, hot tubs, viewpoint and Chill Out Circle bring life to family programmes, wellness retreats, weddings, celebrations and corporate gatherings. At the southern end, Chiloé Loft & Glamp draws


inspiration from the myths and fantasies of the archipelago. There are eight Glamps for up to eight people each, forest firepits, hot tubs, direct access to Cucao Beach and Chiloé National Park, and the Fogón Chilote — ideal for sharing a traditional curanto (a traditional Chilean dish and cooking method). All invite guests to rediscover the south. Hiking, horse-riding, cycling and cooking


classes complete the experience in both destinations. In the north, the Valley of the Moon and its contoured ravines, the roar of the Tatio geysers, and floating in the salty waters of the Cejar Lagoon are unmissable natural wonders. In the south, whale-watching from the Muelle de las Almas and searching for the ‘Small Five’ — the pudú, Chiloé fox, Darwin’s frog, monito del monte and gato huiña—in Tepuhueico Park reveal the deepest magic of Chile.


DON’T MISS Float in the Cejar Lagoon at sunset, when the desert’s silence and light fuse into pure stillness


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KEY FEATURES • 8 Private lofts • 16 Canvas tents • Restaurant and bar • Pool • Lounge • Bicycles • Laundry


KEY ACTIVITIES • Yoga • Reiki • Massage


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