4 Nov 2025
Pichilemu
LANDSCAPES:
BEACH
ACTIVITIES:
OUTDOOR LIFE
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WINE AND GASTRONOMY
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HANDICRAFTS
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TYPICIAL CUISINE
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TYPICAL CELEBRATIONS
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CULTURE AND HERITAGE
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FESTIVALS AND EVENTS
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CULTURAL SPACES
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FAMILY ACTIVITIES
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URBAN TOURISM
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RURAL TOURISM
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ADVENTURE AND SPORTS
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NAUTICAL EXPERIENCES
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MORE ADVENTURE
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NATURE AND ECOTOURISM
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OBSERVATION OF FLORA, FAUNA, AND LANDSCAPES
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NIGHTLIFE
Updated on 21 de November, 2025
The world capital of surfing
Pichilemu is a coastal destination that combines nature, culture, and sports. Its main attraction is its world-class waves, especially in Punta de Lobos, declared a World Surfing Reserve and a must-see for lovers of water sports and kitesurfing.
In addition, the resort has various heritage sites such as the Barrio Ross, with its European-style architecture declared a Typical Zone. In its vicinity are the Cáhuil Salt Flats, where you can learn about the artisanal process of salt extraction.
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Plan your trip to Pichilemu
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Santiago
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Pichilemu
How to get there
How to get there by air
The nearest air terminal is the Comodoro Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport in Santiago (SCL). From there, you must travel 210 km by land to Pichilemu. You can take a direct bus, hire a private transfer, or rent a vehicle for the 3 to 4-hour journey.
How to get there by land
From Santiago, you must drive along Route 5 South and then take the detour along Route 90. The 210 km journey takes between 3 and 4 hours. You can also travel on frequent buses that leave from the main terminals of the capital to Pichilemu.
Must-Know Tips
Pichilemu has a coastal Mediterranean climate, with dry and mild summers, ideal for enjoying the beach, with temperatures ranging between 20°C and 25°C. However, the mornings and nights can be cool, so it is recommended to bring warm clothes. If you are going to do any water sports or other risky activities, respect the rules to avoid accidents.
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