Pichilemu

Chile
Pichilemu, Chile
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Chile's self-styled surf capital, Pichilemu sits on the Pacific coast of the O'Higgins Region, where dark sand beaches and the break at Punta de Lobos draw surfers year-round and host international championships. The town holds five Chilean National Monuments, including the Agustín Ross Cultural Centre and Park and a historic wooden railway station, and part of the centre was designated a heritage zone in 2004. A good café and restaurant scene rounds out a destination that mixes beach-town ease with a genuine surf culture.

  • Population13,916
  • Nearest water from center 0.0 km0.0 mi
  • Nearest mountain from center 1.3 km0.8 mi
Climate · monthly averages
J
19°66°
0mm0.0in
F
18°65°
0mm0.1in
M
17°63°
5mm0.2in
A
15°58°
20mm0.9in
M
12°54°
80mm3.2in
J
10°51°
145mm5.7in
J
49°
90mm3.5in
A
10°50°
75mm2.9in
S
11°53°
40mm1.5in
O
13°56°
20mm0.8in
N
15°60°
5mm0.3in
D
17°63°
5mm0.2in
Avg temp · total precipitation, 1991–2020 monthly normals · ERA5-Land · methodology ↗
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