From Cachagua to Zapallar

Highlights

Highlights

• Observe Humboldt penguins in their natural habitat.
• Walk the scenic Las Cujas Trail by the Pacific.
• Discover hidden beaches along the central coast.
• Look for seabirds, chungungos, and marine wildlife.
• Enjoy a cheese and wine picnic by the sea.

Included

Included

• Trekking poles.
• Hotel pick-up and drop-off in Santiago.
• Local English/Spanish-speaking guide.
• Meals indicated in the itinerary.
• Cheese and snacks with local products.

Not included

• Travel insurance.
• Binoculars.
• Voluntary tips for guides and staff.
• Personal items such as swimwear, towel, or sunscreen.
• Services not specified in the itinerary.

Facts

Departures

Private departures are available every day on request from January to December.

Starting / finishing point

The trip starts and ends at your hotel in Santiago. Pick-up is at approximately 6:30 AM, with return to your hotel expected around 5:30 PM.

Physical demands

This tour includes an easy to moderate coastal hike of approximately 3 to 4 hours. It is suitable for active travelers and families, ideally between 7 and 70 years old, with an interest in marine wildlife and coastal landscapes.

Transport

Private transportation is included. Vehicles are arranged according to group size, with capacity for up to 6 participants.

Weather

Throughout the year on Chile’s central coast, temperatures can vary by season and location. Summer days can be warm, while cooler conditions are common near the ocean. In winter, temperatures can range between 12°C and 15°C / 54°F and 59°F, with more rainfall and greener coastal landscapes.

What you need to bring

Bring light clothing, warm layers, spare clothing, trekking or good sports shoes, binoculars, camera, refillable water bottle, sunscreen, sunglasses, hat, and a comfortable backpack. Swimwear and towel are optional if you want to swim at the beaches.

Itinerary modifications

We reserve the right to change the order of the itinerary at the discretion of the guide and based on operational considerations. The guide may also modify, change, or eliminate part of the itinerary based on safety, weather, trail conditions, or other relevant considerations.