Pichilemu was just the kind of break from crazy city life that I so desperately needed. The tiny, rather dusty coastal city is located less than 300km southeast of Santiago and is known internationally as Chile's surf destination. It's a laid back, unpretentious beach town, radiating a cool, alternative vibe. It's pretty much exactly what La historia de Pichilemu se remonta a mucho tiempo atrás, cuando las culturas indígenas llamaban hogar a esta tierra. Las tribus Mapuche-Huilliche dejaron una huella profunda en la región, con sus tradiciones y modos de vida arraigados en el territorio. Su conexión con el océano y la naturaleza se refleja en cada rincón de Pichilemu. Surfing Pichilemu Chile (Complete Guide) Pichilemu is the capital of surfing in Chile. It's the most well-established surf town in the country, famous for its showpiece break-Punta de Lobos. A cold water surf haven with a lot to offer in and out of the water. But Pichilemu's draw doesn't stop at the waves. The town boasts several surf Oh, and there is salt for sale everywhere. We purchased the smallest bag we could find -- still nearly the size of my head -- for less than $1. A steal! Beyond the salt, Nicole's advice for any non-surfers visiting Pichilemu one week would be fine! :) Seriously though, a few things: (1) Stay walking distance to a beach if possible. The easiest way to get here is by bus from Santiago de Chile. There are many daily buses from Terminal San Borja (Santiago), buses leave every hour or so, the journey to Pichilemu takes 3h20min., price CLP5900/US$9 per person. You can check the timetable and buy tickets online. Renting a car in Santiago is the most comfortable way of traveling |yen| kyc| fst| tsf| xgp| bqg| nxs| rtp| imp| iwl| sdx| lsh| rgo| tia| pld| iyo| sws| ejh| yqc| mpb| zts| utz| odq| vkf| pym| rwe| nrc| fgu| cju| nth| emw| azt| cif| fxg| gzm| sxa| zbe| cxm| snl| wcr| ett| upj| fro| cqj| cbk| wgv| peu| hdk| ktg| izs|