Southern Chile

The Republic of Chile is a gigantic sliver of a country crammed between the Andes and Pacific. Over 6,000km – a sixth of the Earth’s circumference – of firing coastline remains relatively untapped by the masses, though adventurous riders know the south as a world-class port tack alternative during the Northern Hemisphere winter. Despite nearly two decades under Pinochet’s dictatorship Chile has emerged a friendly, vibrant and educated country, so do spend a while exploring the capital of Santiago – but if it’s wavesailing you’re after, head south. The country divides into 15 Regions, numbered I to XV.
Southern Chile copyright Alfredo Escobar

Spots in Southern Chile

Isla Mocha, Parcela 12
Isla Mocha, Parcela 25
Isla Mocha, Faro Viejo
Santo Domingo
Punta Toro
Ho’okipa
La Boca
Matanzas
Pupuya
Punta Topacalma
Pichilemu
Llico
Punta Parron
Curanipe
Playa Sirena
Dichato
Lenga
Quidico
Isla Mocha
Tirua
Playa de Carelmapu
  • Sumbawa, Indonesien, Ost Asien / WickedSun, THE KITE AND WINDSUFRING GUIDE
  • Topocalma, Chile, Südamerika / Alfredo Escobar, THE KITE AND WINDSUFRING GUIDE