Olas de Chile Ecocamp
Description
Olas de Chile Ecocamp is a unique surf accommodation in Pichilemu, O'Higgins, Chile, offering an eco-friendly camping experience within close proximity to the famed Punta de Lobos surf spot. Nestled in a serene natural setting, this ecocamp provides a perfect escape for surfers seeking a sustainable and immersive surf retreat. The combination of comfortable facilities and a vibrant surfing community makes it one of the best surf camps in the O'Higgins region. With its emphasis on environmental consciousness and local culture, Olas de Chile Ecocamp is where to stay for surfers in Pichilemu.
The Rooms
Accommodation options at Olas de Chile Ecocamp include:
- Spacious tents with comfortable mattresses and bedding
- Shared dormitories accommodating up to 6 people
- Charming wooden cabins for a more private stay
- Communal bathrooms with hot showers
- Eco-friendly amenities and rustic decor.
The Waves
The nearby Punta de Lobos is renowned for its powerful left-hand point break, ideal for experienced surfers. Best surf season is from March to November, with waves that can range from 4 to 20 feet. For beginners, the nearby La Puntilla offers more mellow waves, making Olas de Chile Ecocamp a perfect base to explore various surf spots near Pichilemu.
Region
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Chile
Chile is an effortless choice for surfing enthusiasts, drawing adventurers and nature lovers to its dramatic, wave-beaten coastline. With world-class surf spots like Pichilemu’s legendary Punta de Lobos and the consistent swells of Arica, surfing in Chile delivers an experience that transcends the ordinary. For decades, Chile has earned its reputation as a top surf destination in South America, where every surfer dreams of riding its powerful Pacific waves. Pichilemu, known as the surfing capital of Chile, captivates with challenging left-hand breaks and breathtaking scenery that keep wave riders coming back. Beyond Pichilemu, Chile’s extensive coastline offers a variety of surf zones—from bustling coastal cities to secluded beaches—each delivering unique conditions and a rich local surf culture. In essence, Chile combines adventure, cultural immersion, and pristine natural beauty to create a fail-safe destination for surfers seeking unforgettable rides.
Getting Here
Guests typically arrive via Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport in Santiago, which is about a 3-hour drive to Pichilemu. From Santiago, visitors can rent a car or take a bus directly to the ecocamp. Shuttle services are also available for a seamless arrival experience.