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The destination is characteristic for its beautiful and extensive beaches located in the middle of a landscape that combines the countryside and the sea and where the national folklore is breathed.



With an important historical value, the area has a beautiful aristocratic architecture where the Casino Building and the Agustín Ross National Park stand out.



The coasts offer rest and sports recreation with waters with strong waves, dunes and cliffs.



Close to the well-known resort of Pichilemu, the beaches of Infiernillo, Punta de Lobos and La Puntilla are the preferred ones for those who enjoy surfing and other aquatic practices such as funboarding and windsurfing.





Sixth region

BY MELIPILLA

The shortest route to get to Pichilemu is from Santiago to Melipilla, then from there to Litueche passing through San Pedro and the beautiful Central Rapel, then from Litueche straight to Pichilemu. New and paved road.



BY SAN FERNANDO

The old and traditional route is starting from Santiago on Route 5 South to San Fernado. Then from there take the road to Marchigue passing through the outskirts of Santa Cruz. Then straight to Pichilemu. Paved road.





Its name means “small forest”, in Mapudungún, the Mapuche language, and that is precisely one of the main attractions of this town: a large forest by the sea, which makes this area an ideal place for surfing and tourism. rural.

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