The quintessential port city in the Coquimbo Region, it stands out for its rich seafaring heritage, fascinating pirate legends, and an enticing culinary scene at Caleta Guayacán and the Fishermen’s Wharf.

Its bay is home to iconic beaches like La Herradura, ideal for water sports and relaxation.

The Coquimbo skyline is marked by monumental landmarks such as the Third Millennium Cross, offering unique panoramic views of the Pacific, and the Coquimbo Mosque.

Its proximity to the picturesque Barrio Inglés and the Humboldt Penguin National Reserve cements this city’s status as a strategic hub of great tourist value, perfect for coastal and cultural itineraries in the Norte Chico region.