The pools are located within the larger Parque Padre Hurtado, which spans over 50 hectares of total parkland.
The facility is named after Anakena Beach on Easter Island, reflecting a thematic connection to Chilean recreational culture.
The pools utilize advanced filtration systems to manage high visitor volume during peak heat waves in Santiago.
The park environment surrounding the pools is heavily forested with mature trees, providing natural shade buffers for bathers.
Piscinas Anakena is a seasonal aquatic recreation facility located within the Padre Hurtado Park complex in the Las Condes district of Santiago. The site features multiple outdoor swimming pools designed for public use, surrounded by green spaces and picnic areas. It serves as a primary urban cooling destination for local residents during the high-temperature summer months. The facility operates under the administration of the Parque Padre Hurtado management, ensuring maintenance of water quality and landscaping. Facilities include locker rooms, changing areas, and designated zones for sunbathing.
From the raised wooden boardwalks overlooking the main pool area, capturing the contrast between the water and the surrounding park foliage.
Bring your own shade accessories or umbrellas as spots under natural tree cover fill up early.
Check the official park website for daily capacity alerts during heatwaves to avoid long entry queues.
Pack a picnic lunch as food service options can become overwhelmed during weekends.
Do not visit on peak summer weekends if you prefer a quiet environment, as noise levels and capacity crowd the facilities significantly.
Open seasonally during the Southern Hemisphere summer months only; closed during the winter season for maintenance.
Proper swimwear is strictly required; showers are mandatory before entering pool water; glass containers are prohibited in pool areas.
