Robinson Crusoe Island, Juan Fernández Archipelago
Flights to Robinson Crusoe

Flights to Robinson Crusoe Island: Discover a Pacific Treasure

Discover the true treasure of Robinson Crusoe Island: its nature, its history and the warmth of its people. At Aerolíneas ATA we fly you to this unique destination in the Juan Fernández Archipelago, where every trail invites exploration and the ocean amazes with its richness. Travel with those who know the island best and enjoy an experience that begins long before you land.

Flying to the island since 2005 60 % of visitors · last season Direct flight · 2 hours
Robinson Crusoe

Plan Your Trip: Season and Bookings

Discover Robinson Crusoe Island, a Pacific treasure where nature, history and adventure meet. Book in advance to secure your seat on our scheduled flights and enjoy the island on the dates you prefer.

Visitor Flights

From November to April, we run a flight schedule for individual travelers who want to discover Robinson Crusoe Island. We also offer charter flights for groups, especially for fishing and diving trips, with options tailored to your adventure plans.

Get a Flight Quote (Visitors)

Resident Tickets

We connect Robinson Crusoe residents with the mainland year-round, with three weekly flights via Viña del Mar.

Book a Flight (Residents)

Whether you want to discover the unique nature of Robinson Crusoe Island or return home, we're ready to fly you on your next journey. Check our schedule and book in advance: seats on our scheduled flights are limited. Take the first step toward your next adventure.

The Route Specialists

Fly with the Robinson Crusoe Specialists

Your trip begins with the peace of mind of being in good hands. At Aerolíneas ATA we combine decades of experience on this route with personal service, supporting you at every stage of your visit to one of the Pacific's most fascinating destinations.

A Route That Is Part of Our History

Robinson Crusoe Island has been our main destination for more than two decades. We know its geographic and weather conditions well, and that experience guides the planning of every flight and every decision our crew makes.

The Airline That Flies Most to Robinson Crusoe

We operate more flights per year to Robinson Crusoe Island than any other airline, with a frequency far higher than other operators. This constant presence reflects our experience on the route and our commitment to both visitors and those who call the island home.

Your Trip, Coordinated from Start to Finish

Our visitor flights depart from the private Santiago FBO terminal and include 10 kg of baggage and the boat transfer from the airfield to the village. Enjoy a flight of about one hour and fifty minutes and start your adventure from the air.

Get Inspired with Our Travel Logbook

Once your booking is confirmed, you'll receive our Travel Logbook with everything you need to prepare for your stay: accommodation, sport fishing, dive centers, local food and practical tips. A guide to discovering the island and making the most of every day of your visit.

The Destination

Robinson Crusoe: A Natural Sanctuary in the Middle of the Pacific

About 670 kilometers off the coast of Chile, Robinson Crusoe Island is part of the Juan Fernández Archipelago. Its hills, cliffs and forests are home to unique species such as the Juan Fernández firecrown hummingbird, while its shores are home to the archipelago's distinctive fur seal. In San Juan Bautista, the main village, you can experience island life, its fishing tradition and the local cuisine, famous for its lobster. Its trails, sport fishing and diving invite you to explore an island shaped by nature and by the story of the sailor Alexander Selkirk, whose experience inspired the famous novel Robinson Crusoe.

  • Sport Fishing
  • Diving
  • Horseback Riding
  • Trekking
Natural sanctuary of Robinson Crusoe Island

Ready for Your Next Trip to Robinson Crusoe?

Plan your visit and book in advance to secure your seat on our seasonal flights. If the island is your home, we offer three weekly flights year-round via Viña del Mar to keep you connected with the mainland.

Before You Book

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get to Robinson Crusoe Island from Santiago?

To get to Robinson Crusoe Island from Santiago, take a direct flight of about two hours from the private Santiago FBO terminal (Pudahuel) to the island's airfield.

When is the flight season to Robinson Crusoe?

The flight season for tourists and visitors runs exclusively during the summer months, from November to April. Due to high demand during this summer window, we recommend contacting our team via WhatsApp or email to get the exact flight schedule and secure your seat in advance.

Who is eligible for the air travel subsidy to the island?

All accredited residents of the Juan Fernández municipality are eligible for the air travel subsidy. This government benefit is managed by the Ministry of Transport and Telecommunications (MTT) and operated through our scheduled flights. Proof of legal residence is required when applying for and purchasing the ticket.

How much baggage can I bring on my flight to Robinson Crusoe?

Each passenger may bring up to 10 kg of carry-on baggage included in the fare. If you need to travel with extra weight or additional pieces, this must be arranged in advance with our operations team, as approval depends on the aircraft's available cargo capacity.

Can I fly to Robinson Crusoe in winter or if I'm not a tourist?

Yes, our crew operates flights to the island year-round to keep the archipelago's residents connected. In addition to scheduled resident flights, we also offer private charter flights for executive, institutional or closed groups at any time of year, subject to weather conditions.