Antofagasta Airport Lounges
Cerro Moreno Airport · Antofagasta, Chile
Antofagasta's Cerro Moreno Airport (ANF) in northern Chile keeps things simple — there is one airside lounge, the Salon Pacific Club, sitting in the terminal in front of Gate 3 after security. It welcomes DragonPass and Priority Pass members and sells a walk-in day pass, with complimentary snacks, drinks and runway views.
Content updated June 24, 2026
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Last updated June 24, 2026
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Salon Pacific Club Antofagasta
The Salon Pacific Club is the only lounge at Antofagasta, and it covers most travellers: it takes DragonPass and Priority Pass, sells a walk-in day pass, and sits airside in front of Gate 3. Expect a quiet, contemporary space with runway and mountain views, complimentary snacks and drinks, Wi-Fi and power at the seats.
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The Salon Pacific Club is the only lounge at Antofagasta's Cerro Moreno Airport, sitting airside in front of Gate 3 after passport control and security. It accepts DragonPass and Priority…
Cerro Moreno Airport lounges by terminal.
Main Terminal
Cerro Moreno Airport runs from a single passenger terminal handling mostly domestic flights to Santiago, Calama and other Chilean cities. The Salon Pacific Club is the only lounge, sitting airside after passport control and the security check, directly in front of Gate 3. It accepts DragonPass and Priority Pass and also sells a walk-in day pass.
- —ANF's only lounge — the airside Salon Pacific Club in front of Gate 3
- —DragonPass and Priority Pass are both accepted
- —A walk-in day pass is sold if you have neither membership
- —Airside, after passport control and security — clear the checkpoint first
How to get into lounges at ANF.
Antofagasta has a single lounge, so access is straightforward. The Salon Pacific Club accepts DragonPass and Priority Pass, and if you carry neither it sells a walk-in day pass at the door. There are no separate airline or alliance lounges at ANF — everyone uses the same Pacific Club space, which sits airside in front of Gate 3.
DragonPass
DragonPass members are welcome at the Salon Pacific Club — present your membership card with your boarding pass after clearing security. It's one of the two memberships that get you in here.
DragonPassPriority Pass
Priority Pass is also accepted at the Salon Pacific Club. The same lounge is listed in both the DragonPass and Priority Pass networks, so either card gets you through the door at ANF.
Priority PassWalk-in day pass
If you don't hold a lounge membership, the Salon Pacific Club sells a walk-in day pass so you can pay per visit. Day entry is around USD 45, and the maximum stay is three hours.
Premium-cabin and frequent flyers
ANF has no dedicated airline or alliance lounge, so business-cabin passengers and elite frequent flyers use the same Salon Pacific Club, typically via a lounge membership or a paid day pass rather than an airline-branded entrance.
Know before you go.
One lounge, after security
- —Antofagasta has a single lounge — the Salon Pacific Club — so there's no terminal or airline choice to make.
- —It's airside, in front of Gate 3, so clear passport control and the security check before heading for it.
- —There's no separate arrivals or domestic-vs-international split here; the Pacific Club serves everyone departing.
Getting in
- —DragonPass and Priority Pass are both accepted, so either membership works at ANF.
- —No membership? A walk-in day pass is sold — handy at a small airport where this is the only lounge.
- —Bring your boarding pass; lounge entry is checked alongside your membership card or day pass.
What to expect
- —Complimentary snacks plus hot and cold bites, with house wine, beer, spirits and soft drinks included.
- —Large windows give runway and mountain views — a calmer wait than the terminal floor.
- —There's a children's play area and family-friendly seating, useful if you're travelling with kids.
Plan your time
- —The maximum stay is three hours, so time your arrival to your boarding rather than camping out all day.
- —ANF mostly runs domestic flights to Santiago and other Chilean cities — most travellers connect onward via Santiago.
- —Wi-Fi and power at the seats make it a workable spot to catch up before a flight.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
There is one lounge at Antofagasta's Cerro Moreno Airport (ANF): the Salon Pacific Club, which sits airside in the main terminal in front of Gate 3. It accepts DragonPass and Priority Pass and also sells a walk-in day pass.
Yes. The Salon Pacific Club at Antofagasta accepts Priority Pass. The same lounge is also in the DragonPass network, so either membership gets you in. Present your card with your boarding pass after clearing security.
Yes. DragonPass is accepted at the Salon Pacific Club, the only lounge at ANF. It's one of two memberships that open the door here, alongside Priority Pass.
Yes. The Salon Pacific Club sells a walk-in day pass, so you can pay per visit without DragonPass or Priority Pass. Day entry is around USD 45, with a maximum stay of three hours.
The Salon Pacific Club is airside, after passport control and the security check, located in the main terminal directly in front of Gate 3.
The Salon Pacific Club serves complimentary snacks with hot and cold options, plus house wine, beer, spirits and soft drinks. It's self-service and included with your lounge access.
No. ANF has no dedicated airline or alliance lounge. All travellers — including premium-cabin passengers and frequent flyers — use the same Salon Pacific Club, via a lounge membership or a paid day pass.
Yes. The Salon Pacific Club has a children's play area and comfortable family seating, along with air conditioning, Wi-Fi and runway views, making it a calm place to wait with children before a domestic flight.