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El Laucho Beach
Pack a light jacket for the evening. The temperature drops quickly, and I was caught shivering after sunset without one. It's a simple fix that makes a big difference!
Don't miss the sunset! It can get a bit crowded, but I think watching the sunset over the ocean is totally worth it. Grab a drink and find a spot on the sand by around 6:30 PM.
Chinchorro Beach
I recommend checking the tide schedules before you go. When I visited, the tide was too high for swimming in the afternoon, which was a bummer!
I suggest getting to Chinchorro Beach by around 10 a.m. to snag a good spot, because it gets busier later, especially on weekends. Bring your own umbrella to save on renting one!
La Lisera Beach
I suggest bringing an umbrella if you plan to chill on the beach. There’s not much shade and it can get super sunny. Trust me I burned way too fast!
I think you should explore the surrounding area if you have time. Check out the cliffs nearby for some stunning views. Just be careful near the edge; the scenery is amazing but safety comes first!
Make sure to wear flip-flops or water shoes. The sand can be hot and there are some rocky areas that can hurt your feet. I soaked my feet in the ocean a bit too long that day!
My advice is to pack a cooler with drinks and snacks. It’s more affordable than buying from local vendors, which can be pricey. Keep those beach vibes going without breaking the bank!
Brava Beach
I suggest checking the tide times before you go. During high tide, some parts of the beach get a bit narrow, but during low tide, there's plenty of space to lay out and enjoy.
Arica Beach
Corazones Beach
I suggest bringing a beach umbrella or renting one. The sun can be really intense, and finding shade during peak hours (noon to 3 PM) is a game-changer!
Las Machas Beach
I recommend bringing your own snacks and water to save some cash. The beachside stalls can be a bit pricey for basic stuff, and the local tiendas have great options just a short walk away.
I think it’s a good idea to wear some water shoes if you'll be exploring the rocky areas. I didn’t and ended up with sore feet – not fun when you just wanna relax!