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At Pichilemu Language Surf School, you have the small school advantage, where each group class is specifically designed for students like you. Pichilemu is famous for its spectacular beaches with beginner to advanced surfing waves. Surfing is great for beginner surfers, and surf breaks in Pichilemu are very consistent all year.
Stay a few steps from Puntilla break, downtown Pichilemu and Parque Ross. The partner hostel offers private rooms, shared bathroom, kitchenette and access to the kitchen. It only has six private rooms.
Pichilemu Language Surf School provides students with a variety of packages to enhance and enjoy what Pichilemu has to offer. From surf lessons to homestay experiences and the best accommodation information, they will make sure your stay in Pichilemu is more than the experience of the classroom.
The point break in town has a sand bottom, but the currents and size generally make it an intermediate wave. The program also includes Spanish classes. The language school offers comprehensive language learning experiences, and they encourage cultural exchanges and provide learners with meaningful knowledge and opportunities to develop confidence to speak the language and immerse themselves in a new culture.
During the high season months, finding a group is generally no problem due to the amount of students who join the school. The main priority is that you are group with students with a similar level. The Spanish and surf classes run on Monday to Friday. However, please take notice that if there are no groups or people your level, you may still book and pay the same rate but receive 90-minute private lessons instead of 150-minute group lessons.
Learning a language is not an easy accomplishment but an extremely rewarding one. Much of it depends on the student: Do you want to learn enough to get by or to live and work in a Spanish speaking environment? Do you already know a second language? Do you enjoy practicing with others?
All the classes you take add to your total knowledge, so you will never regret even a few classes to help clear some doubts.
A surf week includes five group surf lessons, from Monday to Friday. Each class is one and half hours per day and includes all the equipment. Classes take place in Pichilemu’s playa principal (main beach) near Puntilla point. Class size depends on the season. Big classes are more common during summer. There are easy beach breaks for beginners.
This surf camp will be held in Pichilemu in Chile. The surf school partner with the Pichilemu Language School is located in Puntilla break. In Pichilemu, everything is walking distance. The partner hostel and surf school are 5 minutes walking distance from each other making it easy to move between places. Pichilemu is a sleepy fishing community with a thriving developing scenery. It is a country town known for its world-class surf culture. It is mostly slow-paced except for the summer months. It has beautiful landscapes and a loyal following of surfers and windsurfers from Chile and abroad. There is great surf all year round.
Pichilemu is located in the Cardenal Caro Province and O’Higgins Region (also known as the 6th Region) and on the central coast. Pichilemu is located three hours and 30 minutes by bus southeast from the Comodoro Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport (SCL) and the capital Santiago.
Pichilemu is a sleepy fishing community with a thriving developing scenery. It is a country town known for its world-class surf culture.
It is mostly slow-paced except for the summer months. It has beautiful landscapes and a loyal following of surfers and windsurfers from Chile and abroad.
The weather is agreeable all year, the accommodation prices are affordable outside high season and the beaches and surf are truly representative of the wild Pacific.
When studying Spanish in Pichilemu, you will be minutes away from Punta de Lobos, a world-surfing reserve, and Cahuil, known for its rural scenery and production of sea salt. There is a rich variety of arts and crafts available in this area, and some of them include work with clay and wool.
Pichilemu is located a short distance from Santa Cruz, which is located in the heart of Chile’s wine valley. Home to 30 boutiques and more to larger wineries, wine tours are plentiful, top quality, and very affordable. In addition, Santa Cruz is home to a plethora of quality restaurants. A cannot-miss event is the annual fall wine harvest festival which takes place in March.
Some of Chile’s best wineries are in the nearby Colchagua Valley. They are located about one to one and a half hours drive from Pichilemu, a little longer by bus. Pichilemu Surf School can organize transportation for students who are interested.
There are a number of options to practice yoga in Pichilemu. Classes run at different times during the day at various locations. You can pay as you go for classes which is convenient for travelers staying for short periods of time.
Comodoro Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport
157 km
Transfer not provided
Please book your flight to arrive at Comodoro Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport (SCL).
Once you get to Terminal San Borja (it is inside a big shopping center), you will need to catch the direct bus from the company Transatin to Pichilemu (via Melipilla). It is the only direct bus to the town. It only takes three and a half hours and leaves from Santiago every one to two hours (last bus is at around 8 p.m.). There is another bus leaving from the other terminal Alameda, Nilahue, which takes 5 hours. You can book your Transantin bus ticket online with the app called Recorrido. There are ATMs inside the San Borja bus terminal if you need to withdraw cash too. Pichilemu Language School can offer all the assistance you need once you book your course. They are happy to help.
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