Top Water Activities Spots in Chile

Don't forget to pack a warmer sweater. Even in summer, it gets chilly in the evening. I learned that the hard way when I was shivering after the sunset!

I recommend exploring the nearby beaches too. La Puntilla is a hidden gem and way less busy. A perfect spot for a chill afternoon!

If you plan to eat out, check out the smaller local restaurants instead of the touristy ones. They have amazing seafood and prices that won’t break your wallet. My meal was way better at a local spot!

My advice is to bring cash, especially if you want to grab some local street food. Some places don't take cards, and the food is super tasty and affordable!

If you're planning to surf, it's best to get there around 9 AM when the waves are just right and the beach is less crowded. I found it a lot more enjoyable without all the people around.

don’t forget your sunscreen and a hat! i totally underestimated the sun, and i ended up with a nasty burn. bringing a cooler with drinks can save you from overpriced beach concessions too!

I think it's best to get to Cavancha Beach around 4 PM. The sun is still up, but it's not too hot, and that's when the vibe starts to pick up with locals chilling and events sometimes happening.

My advice is to explore a bit beyond the main beach. There are quieter spots nearby where you can relax without the crowds and still enjoy the beautiful views. I wish I’d done that sooner!

Don't miss out on the food stalls along the beach! I suggest trying the ceviche; it’s fresh and tasty! Just a heads up, bring cash since some places don’t accept cards, which was an inconvenience for me.

My advice is to hit the beach around 4 PM for the best waves and fewer crowds... You'll have more space to enjoy the sunset too, which is just stunning!

Bring an underwater camera if you have one—believe me, the moai looks amazing underwater! I didn't capture the moment well and regretted not having my GoPro.