Chile is the Northern California of South America and the home of my favorite poet Pablo Neruda. Surfing in Chile is possible all year except for the winter months unless you bring your tow-in gear. The water temperature ranges from 15 to 20 °C (59 to 68 °F). The further south you travel, the bigger the waves and swell.. 1. Country Information Chile 2. Surfing Chile 3. Chile Surf Regions & Surf Spots 1. Country Intro: Chile Chile is bordering the Pacific Ocean, Peru, Argentina and Bolivia. The coastline is unreal and stretches over 5 000 km. The climate varies greatly. The Atacama, the worlds driest desert is located in the north.

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A simple meal costs around $6 USD. Midrange meals start at $9 USD. Dining & drinking at high-end restaurants can cost anywhere from $25-40 USD. Equipment rental. There are many surf schools around Chile which are located close to the popular surf spots. You can rent a board for $5 USD for 4 hours, or $10 with a wetsuit.. 2. Chile. Photo credit: Conviento de Lobos Surf Camp. Yet another goofy-footer's paradise in South America, the surf in Chile is incredibly consistent, with countless breaks, nearly all lefts, all worth checking out. But most importantly, it is uncrowded, all thanks to the remoteness of the surf spots. » Join a surf camp in Chile!