Iquique Airport Lounges
Diego Aracena Airport · Iquique, Chile
Diego Aracena Airport (IQQ) serves the northern Chilean coastal city of Iquique and keeps things simple with two airside lounges. Salon Iquique sits on level 2 after security and is reachable on DragonPass, while the Salones VIP Pacific Club near Gate 2 takes Priority Pass. Both sell walk-in entry and look out over the runway.
Content updated June 25, 2026
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This guide is compiled from airline, alliance and lounge-operator sources plus published access rules from Priority Pass and DragonPass — we haven't independently visited every Diego Aracena Airport lounge yet. Nothing here is a paid placement, and the guide is updated as lounges open, close, renovate or change access policies. Read more about how we verify lounge data.
Last updated June 25, 2026
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Salon Iquique
Salon Iquique is the airport's DragonPass lounge, sitting airside on level 2 after passport control and security. It pairs panoramic runway views with a hot and cold buffet, showers and a dedicated children's play area, and also sells walk-in entry — a comfortable all-rounder for most IQQ departures.
Salones VIP Pacific Club
The Salones VIP Pacific Club is the Priority Pass option at Iquique, found airside near Gate 2. It offers a calm, coastal-styled space with showers, Wi-Fi and runway and Pacific Ocean views, plus a longer maximum stay than the other lounge.
Salon Iquique
Travelling with children? Salon Iquique has a dedicated play area and a family room alongside its buffet and showers, making it the more child-friendly of Iquique's two lounges. It's reachable on DragonPass or by buying walk-in entry at the door.
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Salon Iquique
★1.5Salon Iquique is the DragonPass lounge at Diego Aracena Airport, sitting airside on level 2 after passport control and security. It pairs panoramic runway views with a hot and cold buffet,…
The Salones VIP Pacific Club is the Priority Pass lounge at Diego Aracena Airport, sitting airside on the right-hand side near Gate 2 after the security checkpoint. It's a serene,…
Diego Aracena Airport lounges by terminal.
Main Terminal
Iquique runs from a single passenger terminal, and both of its lounges sit airside after security. Salon Iquique is on level 2 past passport control and security and is reachable on DragonPass; the Salones VIP Pacific Club is just past the security checkpoint on the right-hand side near Gate 2 and takes Priority Pass. Both sell walk-in entry and offer runway views.
- —Both lounges are airside, after security — clear the checkpoint first
- —Salon Iquique (DragonPass) is on level 2 with runway views and a play area
- —Salones VIP Pacific Club (Priority Pass) is near Gate 2 with Pacific Ocean views
- —Each lounge also sells walk-in entry if you don't hold a membership
How to get into lounges at IQQ.
Iquique keeps lounge access straightforward: one lounge is on the DragonPass network and the other on Priority Pass, and both sell a walk-in day pass. There are no airline-branded lounges here, so your route in comes down to which membership you carry — or simply paying at the door. Both lounges sit airside, so clear security before heading to either.
DragonPass
DragonPass is accepted at Salon Iquique, the level-2 airside lounge. Present your DragonPass membership with your boarding pass; access is subject to the lounge's capacity and its three-hour maximum stay.
DragonPassPriority Pass
Priority Pass opens the Salones VIP Pacific Club near Gate 2. It's the only Priority Pass lounge at Iquique, so check the per-lounge page for current terms and guest rules before you travel.
Priority PassWalk-in day pass
Both Iquique lounges are purchasable, so you can pay for entry at the door without a membership or airline status. This is the simplest route if you don't hold DragonPass or Priority Pass.
Know before you go.
Match your membership to the lounge
- —Iquique has no airline lounges — access comes down to DragonPass, Priority Pass or paying at the door.
- —DragonPass gets you into Salon Iquique on level 2; Priority Pass opens the Salones VIP Pacific Club near Gate 2.
- —If you don't carry either membership, both lounges sell walk-in entry.
Clear security first
- —Both lounges are airside, so pass passport control and security before heading to either.
- —Salon Iquique sits up on level 2; the Pacific Club is at gate level on the right-hand side near Gate 2.
- —Allow time at the checkpoint at busy departure times before you settle in.
Mind the maximum stay
- —Salon Iquique caps visits at three hours; the Salones VIP Pacific Club allows up to six.
- —If you have a long wait, the Pacific Club's longer limit may suit you better.
- —Either way, time your arrival so the cap covers your gate time rather than expiring early.
Enjoy the view
- —Both lounges look out over the runway, and the Pacific Club catches the nearby Pacific Ocean.
- —Salon Iquique has a children's play area and family room, useful if you're travelling with kids.
- —Both lounges have showers — handy before or after a long Santiago connection.
Frequently asked, frequently answered.
We track two lounges at Diego Aracena Airport (IQQ), both airside in the main terminal. Salon Iquique is on level 2 and takes DragonPass, while the Salones VIP Pacific Club near Gate 2 takes Priority Pass.
Yes. Priority Pass is accepted at the Salones VIP Pacific Club, found airside near Gate 2. It's the only Priority Pass lounge at Iquique; the other lounge, Salon Iquique, is on the DragonPass network instead.
Yes. Both Iquique lounges sell a walk-in day pass, so you can pay for entry at the door without DragonPass, Priority Pass or airline status, subject to capacity.
Yes. Salon Iquique, on level 2 airside after passport control and security, is reachable on DragonPass. It has runway views, a hot and cold buffet, showers and a children's play area.
Both lounges are airside, after security. Salon Iquique is on level 2 past passport control, and the Salones VIP Pacific Club is at gate level on the right-hand side near Gate 2.
No. Iquique has no airline-branded lounges. Its two lounges are independent contract lounges reachable on DragonPass (Salon Iquique) and Priority Pass (Salones VIP Pacific Club), and both also sell walk-in entry.
Salon Iquique allows a maximum stay of three hours, while the Salones VIP Pacific Club permits up to six hours. Plan your visit so the limit covers your time before boarding.
Yes. Both Salon Iquique and the Salones VIP Pacific Club have shower facilities, which can be welcome before a long flight or after arriving on a connection through Santiago.