The Los Vilos success lies in the fact that it’s an important services center for a thriving tourist area that has developed in Totoralillo, Bahía Azul (Blue Bay) and Cascabeles, plus being the main bathing resort for all the inland towns from Petorca to Combarbalá. It has more than twenty hotels, motels, lodges, campsites, besides elegant restaurants and popular fishing creek, beaches and dance places.

Go across the main street until it ends. Then, go towards the ocean, and take the oceanside road (costanera) to the South, passing by the gastronomical stands (módulos gastronómicos), and continue until it ends at the Las Conchas Creek (caleta las Conchas). Go back on the oceanside road passing by the old dock (muelle antiguo), the San Pedro Creek (caleta San Pedro) and journey the Grande Beach (Playa Grande) with its pedestrian sidewalk and benches. To finish this trip, visit the surprising Cultural Warehouse of Los Vilos. Run by a private corporation that presents art exhibits and has a ceramic workshop onsite, that using modern techniques tries to design a superior quality ceramic maintaining at the same time the formal aspects of the regional culture. It’s worth to visit. During Summer is open from Tuesday to Sunday, from 10:30 am to 1 pm and 2:30 pm to a 79 pm. During Winter, from Monday to Friday, from 9 am to 1:30 pm and from 3 pm to 6 pm. The admission ticket costs $500.

It’s amazing to find in Los Vilos a cultural drive of such quality and beauty such as the Cultural Warehouse. A restored industrial building has been transformed into Los Vilos and the region art and cultural icon, housing expositions that are constantly renovated. You will be able to see sculptures pieces from Marta Colvin and Federico Assler, plus getting acquainted with the production of the ceramic workshop and the very well taken care garden with plants endemic to the region.

Go across the main street until it ends. Then, go towards the ocean, and take the oceanside road (costanera) to the South, passing by the gastronomical stands (módulos gastronómicos), and continue until it ends at the Las Conchas Creek (caleta las Conchas). Go back on the oceanside road passing by the old dock (muelle antiguo), the San Pedro Creek (caleta San Pedro) and journey the Grande Beach (Playa Grande) with its pedestrian sidewalk and benches. To finish this trip, visit the surprising Cultural Warehouse of Los Vilos. Run by a private corporation that presents art exhibits and has a ceramic workshop onsite, that using modern techniques tries to design a superior quality ceramic maintaining at the same time the formal aspects of the regional culture. It’s worth to visit. During Summer is open from Tuesday to Sunday, from 10:30 am to 1 pm and 2:30 pm to a 79 pm. During Winter, from Monday to Friday, from 9 am to 1:30 pm and from 3 pm to 6 pm. The admission ticket costs $500.

It’s amazing to find in Los Vilos a cultural drive of such quality and beauty such as the Cultural Warehouse. A restored industrial building has been transformed into Los Vilos and the region art and cultural icon, housing expositions that are constantly renovated. You will be able to see sculptures pieces from Marta Colvin and Federico Assler, plus getting acquainted with the production of the ceramic workshop and the very well taken care garden with plants endemic to the region.