Las Bahamas

Las Bahamas is a surf spot located in Central, Chile. The spot sits about one kilometer north of Quintero and five kilometers north of Concón, in the Central Santiago region. The surf spot is known for a bottom made of both sand and rocks, so it’s important to watch out for submerged rocks when you’re in the water. The spot works on all tides and the surf here is considered world classic quality, but it rarely breaks. The length of the ride is usually less than 50 meters. The spot is mostly empty, but localism can be present, so always respect the locals, especially when the spot gets crowded. The area is accessible by 4×4 vehicles. The surf spot provides both left and right waves. The best time to surf Las Bahamas is during the Chilean summer, from October to March, when temperatures range from 12°C to 29°C and rain is rare. The climate is Mediterranean. The spot is suitable for intermediate surfers, so check your skills before paddling out, be sure that the spot and conditions fit your surfing level. When the spot is crowded, remember to check the surf etiquette and respect everyone in the water. Nearby surf spots include Negra, Playa Amarilla, Wave Meka, La Boca Con Con, and La Boca. For the latest surf forecast, surf report, and surf map, check online resources before heading out. There is no information available about alternative names, main peaks, history, or famous surfers at Las Bahamas. Webcam coverage may be limited, so plan ahead. Access is straightforward, but always consider the need for a 4×4 vehicle. Parking details are not specified. Always be prepared and check the surf conditions before you go.