Huasco Holiday Deals

Huasco Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Huasco

When your boss is on your back cos you've chucked too many sickies, it's time to break free from the corporate cubicle and say hello to Huasco!

It's situated 560 kilometres north of Chile's capital, Santiago.

If you've got enough time, why not check out some nearby destinations? Vallenar and Punta de Choros are 45 kilometres and 95 kilometres away, respectively.

To truly experience a destination is to immerse yourself in its food and drink, so prepare to chomp, chew, slurp and sip your way across Atacama. The only thing you need to bring with you is a strong appetite!

Once you stop and look over a café or restaurant menu, you'll quickly notice that quinoa and potatoes are two ingredients popular in the local cuisine.

While you're in Huasco, why not eat like a local? That means sampling a plate of chairo (llama stew) or porotos con riendas (bean and pasta soup), two of the area's signature recipes.

Calories don't count when you're on holiday, right? So it's an ideal excuse to discover the joys of arroz con leche (rice pudding), a well-known dessert.

Good news, beer enthusiasts. There are some flavoursome bews to sink here. Relax with a glass of Austral Pale Ale in a comfortable bar and remember to text everyone back home, 'Wish you were beer'.

Raise a glass of a local speciality like Colchagua Valley Malbec or Casablanca Valley Carmenere. Sommelier or not, there's nothing else like a decent drop.

Experienced travellers tend to put in the effort to learn a couple of phrases in the local tongue. Many find that being able to communicate with the locals isn't just useful, it's fun! You may be glad you learnt '¿Cuánto cuesta? ', which translates as 'how much is this?'. Another one to commit to memory is '¡Feliz cumpleaños!', meaning 'happy birthday'.

Held every year on the 18th of September, Independence Day holds an important place in the hearts and minds of the locals. It offers an excellent chance to learn about the country's history and let your hair down while you're at it!

You may be poor in Chilean pesos by the end of your trip, but you'll be rich in amazing experiences. "Adiós" Huasco!

If you're catching a plane home, it's probably wise to map your route to the terminal beforehand. From the middle of Huasco, it's around 150 kilometres northeast to Copiapo Airport (CPO), the nearest airport.