The best beaches + Playa La Virgen
To the south of Bahía Inglesa there are amazing landscapes; cliffs, geological faults and trails with difficult access that take us to little-known beaches such as Chorrillos, Salto del Gato and Verde Vertigo. A wetland full of birds, a town with a long history like Puerto Viejo, close a tour that culminates with at least 3 hours enjoying one of the best beaches in Chile. It is a classic, not to be missed if you traveled to Caldera.
What is it about
Landscapes full of history; details of geology and evolution. Short walks to viewpoints. 3 Hours on the Beach.
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4x4 or van transportation
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Pick up at accommodation
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Professional guide, Registered in SERNATUR
ITINERARY:
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10:00 am. Departure from Caldera or English Bay. (From the lodging place)
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11:00 am. ParkPaleontological "Los Dedos" (Protected Area)
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12:00 am. PlaceArchaeological and "El Morro" Geological Fault.
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12:30 pm. The "Pyramids" of salt
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1:00 p.m. Copiapó River Wetland
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1:30 p.m. old Port
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2:00 p.m. La Virgen Beach (3 hrs)
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17:00 pm. Return
TOURS TIPS AND RESTRICTIONS:
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It is essential to carry at least 1 liter. of water per person
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Solar protection.
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The tour does not include lunch. Each person must bring a snack or cash to buy empanadas in Puerto Viejo or at the only restaurant in Playa La Virgen.
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Travel with Sneakers or Trekking Shoes
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Suitable for all audiences, including children, pregnant women and older adults.
Chorrillos Beach and Cat jump
For many, a tour that is originally thought of as "a walk to the beach" is actually much more than that. Walking 30 minutes to see places like Playa Chorrillos and "Salto del Gato" is a gift to the senses. Changing the expectations of a simple day of "sun and beach" to take photos with history, is our goal.
Bahia Cisnes, La Salinas, Puerto Viejo
The circuit advances towards the south through landscapes that were under the sea. Fossils, geological faults, paleo-cliffs and sandstone formations surround beaches such as Bahía Cisnes, Las Salinas, Puerto Viejo and Playa Blanca. The impressive green of the Copiapó River Wetland and the multicolored collage of the "Puerto Viejo" cove are added to the landscape.
