Head down Route 68 from Santiago, passing through the Curacavi Valley on this full-day tour. Stop in Casablanca for a courtesy wine and olive oil tasting.

Continue to Valparaiso on the Pacific coast. UNESCO declared the city’s historic centre a Cultural Patrimony of Humanity. Admire its colourful houses, including La Sebastiana, one of the homes of poet and Nobel Laureate Pablo Neruda.

Next is a visit to the popular seaside resort of Vina del Mar, where you can choose to have lunch at a restaurant. The town is known as the Garden City for its numerous parks and beautiful flowers.

Enjoy all the coast until Reñaca the most popular beach area of the region.

Located along the scenic coast of Concón, Chile, La Roca Oceánica is a striking natural rock formation that juts dramatically into the Pacific Ocean. This iconic landmark offers a perfect blend of rugged beauty, panoramic views, and coastal wildlife, making it a must-see destination for visitors to the Valparaíso Region.

The rock itself is a massive, jagged outcrop that rises above the crashing waves, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding coastline and ocean. A short walking path and stairway lead visitors to the top, where they can take in stunning sunsets, observe sea birds, and even spot sea lions resting on the rocks below. The sound of the waves and the fresh ocean breeze create a peaceful, almost meditative atmosphere.

La Roca Oceánica is not just a natural lookout—it’s a popular spot for photographers, nature lovers, and locals who enjoy quiet moments by the sea. The site is also part of the coastal walk that connects the beaches of Concón with the dunes and the neighbouring cities of Viña del Mar and Reñaca.

Its unique location, combined with its natural charm, makes La Roca Oceánica a symbol of Concón’s connection to the sea. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful retreat, a photography opportunity, or just a beautiful place to watch the sunset, La Roca Oceánica offers an unforgettable experience along Chile’s Pacific coast.

On the return drive, you’ll visit Via Las Palmas, a unique place with palm trees on its hills.