Chile has a long coastline around the Pacific coast and thus beaches in Chile are innumerable in number and you know they are just the right ingredients for a wonderful holidays.

The northern part of the Chile coast is touched by the cold Humboldt current , thus it poses a chilling experience to the swimmers .

Central Chile consists of most of the beaches from El Norte Chico southwards to Santiago and the climate here is quite moderate and pleasant so warm waters invite the people here .

Viña del Mar just near Santiago is just the right place to relax with sandy beaches all around. There is also an option for sailing on the Pacific waters.

Reñaca though an exotic beach with white sands but here swimming is not possible so people enjoy surfing here on the waves.

Valparaíso has five beaches with a steep shoreline, it is a sea port as well.

Want to enjoy aquatic sports in the placid waters come to Algarrobo, this is also the place for international competitions. Activities like scuba diving and sea fishing add to the charm of the place.

Considered one of the most beautiful beaches in Chile Zapallar is famous for its white sands and hills covered with forests.

Sea fishing is most popular at Papudo's as it has a precipitous drop on its shore.

Maitencillo interspersed with pine and eucalyptus trees is inviting as well.

A beach which is always crowded and popular for sea fishing is Cartagena

The list of beaches in Central Chile is endless other worth mentioning are Los Molles,Isla Negra, Matanzas, Pichilemu that are situated in Central Chile.

Beaches in the northern Chile are sandy as well as rocky

• Arica has invigorating climate with warm waters and gently undulating beaches, it is famous for wind surfing and surfing on th sea.
• Beaches in Iquique's have gentle slope and are thus ideal for aquatic sports and swimming
• Tocopilla has rocky as well as sandy beaches, amazing part is a dam is created to make a swimming pool for the tourists.

How to reach :

Regular flights are available from Santiago and other cities.