Casino Hotel Camino Real Tacna

Casino Hotel Camino Real Tacna is the reference casino resort of the southernmost Peruvian border region capital, with hotel, slot machines, gaming tables with roulette, blackjack and baccarat, and poker room. It operates under MINCETUR license. Tacna is Peru southernmost city, located on the Chile border 56 kilometers from the Chilean city of Arica, sharing the Arica port and Tacna-Arica Railway, Peru oldest continuously operating railway. Tacna has Peru highest cross-border tourism flow: thousands of Chileans cross the border every weekend seeking medical and dental services, electronics, clothing and gastronomy at significantly lower prices than the Chilean market. Tacna casinos are one of the attractions of this Chilean cross-border tourism.

Tacna: the heroic city and Chile largest cross-border tourism destination in Peru

Tacna was ceded to Chile in the Treaty of Ancon of 1879 after the Pacific War and returned to Peru in 1929 after the Treaty of Lima, being the only Peruvian city that was administered by Chile for 50 years. This historical period earned it the title of Heroic City for its population resistance to Chilenization. Tacna health tourism, with clinics and dental offices serving mainly Chilean patients from Arica and Iquique, is the highest-volume cross-border dental tourism in South America. Tacna olives, grown in Sama and Locumba valleys with the native olive variety, are the most recognized in Peru and have Tacna designation of origin. Tacna gastronomy, with picante a la tacnena and cuy chactado, is Intangible Cultural Heritage of Peru.

The casino resort of the heroic city at Peru southernmost border

Casino Hotel Camino Real Tacna is the gaming reference of the heroic city, Peru southernmost border and South America largest Chilean dental tourism destination. It operates under MINCETUR license, minimum age 18.