7 Nov 2025
Poets’ Coast
LANDSCAPES:
BEACH
ACTIVITIES:
URBAN TOURISM
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ADVENTURE AND SPORTS
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NAUTICAL EXPERIENCES
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NATURE AND ECOTOURISM
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OBSERVATION OF FLORA, FAUNA, AND LANDSCAPES
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GASTRONOMIC NEIGHBORHOODS
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NIGHTLIFE
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CHILEAN ARTISTS
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WINE AND GASTRONOMY
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FAMILY ACTIVITIES
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TYPICIAL CUISINE
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CULTURE AND HERITAGE
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CULTURAL SPACES
Updated on 21 de November, 2025
Beaches and verses facing the Pacific
The Poets’ Coastline is one of the country’s most popular destinations, combining beaches and tranquil landscapes a short distance from Santiago. This coastal route extends from Algarrobo to Santo Domingo, including Isla Negra, El Quisco, and Cartagena.
Its name is due to the fact that Pablo Neruda, Vicente Huidobro, Nicanor Parra, and many other writers found inspiration in this area. Today, their houses and museums are preserved as testimonies of their life and work, offering visitors a rich literary and heritage experience.
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Plan your trip to Poets’ Coast
Suggested route
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Santiago
2
Algarrobo
3
Isla Negra
4
San Antonio
How to get there
How to get there by air
You must travel to Comodoro Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport (SCL). Subsequently, you can rent a private vehicle or take a bus to reach your chosen destination. Consider between an hour and a half to two hours of travel.
How to get there by land
From Santiago, you will have to travel about two hours along Route 68 to reach Algarrobo. Taking the bus is a good option, since there are many services in the capital that reach the different resorts. The destination is connected by Route F-90.
Must-Know Tips
Book accommodation and tours in advance, especially in summer. Bring warm clothes and sun protection, and respect the conservation rules on beaches and museums. Keep your personal belongings safe and follow the instructions of the staff at each site to enjoy your visit safely.
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