Historical garden by the sea
Isidora Cousiño Park transports you to the splendor of the 19th century in the city of Lota. Designed by French landscapers, this botanical garden is the only one of its kind facing the sea and is a testament to the opulence of the Cousiño family during the coal boom. You will travel through 14 hectares of trails that breathe European elegance with a romantic atmosphere.
Your walk will lead you to discover a valuable collection of cast iron statues, such as the Neptune Fountain, and a conservatory of exotic plants. You will find viewpoints that offer clear views towards the Gulf of Arauco, connecting the historical legacy with the marine landscape.
Plan your trip to Isidora Cousiño Park of Lota
How to get there
How to get there by air
The nearest airport is Carriel Sur International Airport (CCP), located 35 km (35-40 minutes) from Lota. Upon landing, you can take an official taxi, a transfer, or rent a vehicle for the journey.
How to get there by land
From Concepción, drive 40 minutes (35 km) south on Route 160. You can also take direct intercity buses to Lota from the Collao Terminal. An alternative is to use the Biotrén (Line 2) to Coronel station, and from there connect with local transport (bus or colectivo) for the remaining 8 km to the park.
Must-Know Tips
The park is ideal for walking. Wear comfortable shoes to explore its 14 hectares of trails and slopes. It is a perfect place for a picnic, but remember to take all your trash with you. Follow the instructions of the staff and respect the conservation rules to protect this important historical and natural heritage.
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