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Do you love the sensation of salt spray on your face and feeling your heart pounding with each new wave? Chile has more than 4,000 kilometers of coast for you to explore. Ride some amazing waves in this true surfers’ paradise.
A temperate year-round climate, warm seas and a crazy wave called ‘El Gringo’, make Arica an essential destination for surfers from around the world. In Iquique, spectators applaud great surfing performances as the fanatics ride the perfect tubes formed at Cavancha beach.
In the central area of the country, Punta de Lobos in Pichilemu has been baptized the ‘world surfing capital’. It welcomes adrenaline junkies with waves of over 4 meters in height and currents that provide enviable conditions for surfing.
Constitución, a little further south, has hosted many international surf competitions because of its happy mix of calm beaches and strong waves, but it’s on nearby beaches like Dichato and Buchupureo that surfers are really put to the test by a combination of thundering waves and rugged rock formations.
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Just south of Puerto Tranquilo, Chile, this red bridge is somewhat famous: adventurers cross it before pushing deeper into Patagonia. Kayake
@Lukas Warzecha
Inspired by freedom, exploration and real adventure we've embarked on a 20-day journey from Cusco to Patagonia. Here is chapter three, showc
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The Active Junky crew hikes up the dunes with sandboards in tow on the Chilean coastline near Valparaíso. We had didn’t plan this adventure;
The experience of fishing at Remota @chimuadventures @chiletravel
@ladzinski
Not a bad end to the day here in #Matanzas Chile. The surf was pumping and the light was insane. @fercatadog seen here slashing away. @activ
Exploring Glaciers in Chile #EarthPix Photo by Jorg Badura... http://bit.ly/1lrAJxv
@MatadorNetwork
1. Drive from Santiago to San Pedro de Atacama in a combi. 2. Surfing, Punta de Lobos, Pichilemu.
Polynesian canoeing, or Hoe Vaka in Rapa Nui language, is an ancient sport in which there are rowers who, in coordination and harmony with the sea
Sports event where landscape is the main character more than the competition itself. It all starts at dawn, when sportsmen and sportswomen jump from the Naviera Austral ferry into the waters of the Chacabuco Bay to swim 3.8 kms towards the port. Once there, they will take their bikes and ride 180 kms between Chacabuco […]
The Rally Mobil Championship has consolidated itself as the most important motorsport event of the country: its high production level, its spectacular nature and its challenging competition has placed it as a landmark not only on the car’s scene, but also on the general national sport scene. One of its main attractions is the use […]
