Continent
South America
Country
Chile
Next Big City
Santiago
Next Town
Navidad
 
Type:
Ocean
Rider Ability:
Intermediate, Expert
Features:
Rooms, Camping, School, Shop, Repair, Rental, Rescue, Shower, Toilet, Food, Parking

Water

Type:
Medium wave, Big wave
Hazards:
Currents, Rocks
Quality:
Clean
Best Tide:
No information

Excellent waves. Cross onshore and more onshore as you ride. Good from 1 to 6 meters, lots of swell, very, very strong currents that suck wind from your kite, rock hazards on inside. Not an easy wave to ride well, not for beginners. Mostly a windsurfers spot.

Beach

Type:
Sand, Rocks
Size:
Medium
Hazards:
Trees, Other
Beach Users:
No information

Sandy beach. The launch is easy, self landing is possible if you wait for a window of wind, because is very gusty in the beach. From December to March the beach is full of people so it's better if you ask for help to launch-land your kite.

Weather

Spring:
Normal
Summer:
Normal
Fall:
Normal
Winter:
Normal

A wetsuit is always needed. Wetsuit 4/3 seam sealed minimum required, hood, gloves, booties highly recommended.

Wind

Best Months:
January, February, March, August, September, October, November, December
Wind Type:
Thermal
Best Direction:
S, SSW, SW
Main Direction:
S, SSW, SW

Devil winds on inside in some places. Due to the current the wind on the water feels less strong.



How to get there

Transport
Car, Bus
Access
No walk

The beach is located 140 km from Santiago. You can get there by car or bus from Santiago to Matanzas. You can park there in the parking lot of the spot, not on the sand.

Extra information

Rules
None

Respect for local riders mandatory.

Nightlife

Good nightlife in summer season (December-March) in discoteque "Nenazo" once a week. You have plenty of places to eat and have a good time all year.