Playa Amarilla

Playa Amarilla is a surf spot located in Central, Chile, in the city of Concón, south of the Aconcagua River mouth. The beach has a sandy bottom and works on all tides. The spot is known for its big and popular beach, found between Playa Negra and La Boca. Access is straightforward by land, using Errazuriz Avenue to Viña del Mar and then the road to Concón. The area has a Mediterranean climate with consistent temperatures and an average of 450 millimeters of rain in winter. The surf spot provides both left and right waves. Playa Amarilla sometimes breaks and is mainly a close-out on normal days, but more experienced surfers head out when the swell is bigger, as the waves can get better on those days. The wave length is less than 50 meters. The spot is usually empty, but localism can be present, so respect the locals, especially when the spot is crowded. Always check the surf etiquette when the lineup gets busy. The beach is suitable for all levels, but it is important to check your skills before paddling out, be sure that the spot and conditions fit your surfing level. Hazards like rip currents and rocks can be present, so stay aware of the conditions. The spot is accessible with a 4×4 vehicle. Nearby surf spots include Negra, Las Bahamas, Wave Meka, La Boca Con Con, and La Boca. For the latest surf forecast, surf report, map, and webcam, check reliable surf resources before heading out. Playa Amarilla is also used for other activities like swimming, windsurfing, aquatic skiing, hiking, and fishing. The beach has a history of development since the late 19th century, with infrastructure and access ramps built over time. No alternative names or main peaks are reported for this spot.