Top Beaches in Chile

Bring some snacks and drinks, 'cause beach kiosks can be pricy. I splurged on a latte that was totally not worth it!

I think renting a surfboard from one of the local shops is the best move. You can negotiate prices easily and it's often cheaper than big name stores. I saved a few bucks that way!

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!

Don't miss the sunset! It paints the sky in awesome colors. I’d say around 7 PM is the perfect time to grab a spot and just chill out.

If you're planning to rent an umbrella try to haggle a bit! I got mine for half the price by just asking nicely.

My advice is to visit El Sol Beach in the late afternoon, around 4 PM. The crowds thin out, and the sunset views are absolutely stunning!

Don't forget sunscreen. The sun can be pretty intense, and I got burned despite thinking I was fine. Plus, consider bringing a hat and sunglasses for extra protection.

Don't bother with the public restrooms; they can be pretty rough. I suggest you just plan a stop at a nearby café beforehand before you get to the beach