Motorhomes removed from Ike Ike beach after joint operation

Chilean authorities conducted an operation at Ike Ike beach, removing five motorhomes used for commercial rental. The rest of the campsite was relocated 80 meters from the shoreline. The action was based on sanitary violations and the prohibition of commercial use of public beaches.

A family from Spain completed a year-long journey through Chile in a car converted into a motorhome. The project, named Nomadawana, began after 45-year-old Jair López left his job in Spanish television and his life in Madrid.

Chile's Maritime Authority has proposed that Iquique municipality establish designated areas for motorhomes by the summer of 2027. The goal is to end unauthorized coastal occupations and regulate the traditional camping practice. The initiative aims to provide safe infrastructure and maintain public beach access for all tourists.

Dozens of motorhomes have occupied the Ike-Ike beach in the city of Iquique, Chile. Locals accuse families using these vehicles of taking over the resort area, preventing other people from setting up their tents.

The Ike-Ike beach, located 115 km from Iquique, has been occupied by motorhomes rented out for tourism. The local community is demanding an explanation from the authorities. The incident has gained national attention.

Hyundai presented the STARIA Camper Concept, an electric camper van concept, at the CMT exhibition in Stuttgart. Based on the electric STARIA, the concept features a pop-up roof with a 520 W solar panel and smart glass technology. It offers an estimated WLTP range of up to 400 km and can charge from 10% to 80% in approximately 20 minutes.