City: Chile
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Coordinates: 30°S 71°W / 30°S 71°W / -30; -71
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1. Costanera de Huasco
2. Costanera del Estrecho
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 428 reviews
Reviewed By midwaytoheaven - Midway, United States
One of my favorite monuments in Punta Arenas. It depicts the forward pat of a seafaring crew with mermaids and mermen swimming on the underside. Worth a quick stop to see. BOTTOM LINE: Nice strolling boardwalk. Loved this ship monument. Luckily the government protesters have not defiled this area. You'll probable stop here or drive by this monument if on a city tour. MY RATING:
3. Costanera De Chonchi
4. Costanera Frutillar Bajo
5. Paseo Atkinson
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 107 reviews
Reviewed By 716sachink - Plainview, United States
Walking through this narrow road in Cerro Concepcion section of Valparaíso was an awesome experience. On one side could see nice colorful buildings and on the other side could see the ocean, coastline and the beautiful surroundings. Certainly would very highly recommend visiting Paseo Atkinson.
6. Paseo Peatonal Cavancha
7. Puerto De Arica
8. Museo Ex Ballenera de Quintay
9. Caleta Higuerillas
10. Sailing Capitan Haase
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 40 reviews
If you want to feel like you have stepped back in time and are taking in the surroundings like the first settlers, then check out the Capitán Haase Settler’s Route Sunset Cruise. This unique water voyage is set upon a 65-foot long wooden vessel that has all of the trimmings of a boat from the early 1900s. The boat holds up to 50 passengers and begins its sail around Lake Llanquihue from its own private pier. It heads south from Puerto Varas, giving guests a chance to see the private beaches and houses on the southern shores of the lake. The total package includes a cocktail, open bar, music, troll fishing, bilingual guide, and if you’re lucky, a great sunset. Although it is a bit touristy and not the cheapest option for enjoying the evening twilight, it’s not often that one can say they set sail on a true colonial ship.
