Tomé

The beautiful coast of Biobío

North of Concepción, the commune of Tomé offers a tour of historic seaside resorts and traditional coves. The city will welcome you with its iconic textile heritage in front of Bellavista beach, while Caleta Cocholgüe stands out for the activity of fishermen and seaweed gatherers on its rocky shores.

Moving forward, you will reach the town of Dichato, an extensive bay with a renowned marine gastronomy. Pingueral closes this geographical circuit with its clear sands and impeccable gardens, consolidating a route that mixes industrial legacy with the tranquility of the Pacific.

Plan your trip to Tomé

How to get there

How to get there by air

Fly to Carriel Sur International Airport (CCP) in Talcahuano, your gateway to the Biobío Region. From the terminal, you can take a taxi, bus, or private vehicle to the seaside resorts. The coastal road is well signposted to reach Tomé, Caleta Cocholgüe, and Dichato, or to start your tour along the coastline of Greater Concepción.

How to get there by land

From Concepción, the journey to Tomé, the first stop on this coastal route, takes approximately 40 minutes via Route 150. A well-signposted coastal road connects Tomé with Caleta Cocholgüe, Dichato, and the Pingueral resort. There are local bus services that run throughout this area.

Must-Know Tips

Summer is the busiest period on this coastline, so it is recommended to book accommodation in advance. The climate is temperate, but always bring a coat for the windy afternoons. When visiting the beaches, respect the environment and take your trash with you.