Situation et moyens d'accès

Laguna Verde is a striking emerald-green lagoon situated in the coastal region of Northern Chile, near Valparaíso. The exact address is not formally designated, but it is accessible via Route F-30-E, approximately 20 kilometers southwest of Valparaíso. Visitors often reach the lagoon by private vehicle or arranged tours, as public transportation options are limited.

• By Car: From Valparaíso, take Route F-30-E toward the coast. The drive takes roughly 30 minutes, depending on road conditions.
• By Tour: Several local operators in Valparaíso offer guided excursions to Laguna Verde, often combined with other nearby attractions.

Heures d'ouverture et billets

The lagoon is accessible year-round, with no formal opening or closing hours. There is no entrance fee, making it an ideal spot for spontaneous visits. However, visitors should note that facilities are minimal, and access may be affected by weather conditions, particularly during winter months.

Meilleur moment pour visiter

The lagoon is most vibrant under clear skies, with midday light enhancing its distinctive green hue. Early mornings or late afternoons are quieter, offering a more serene experience. While the lagoon can be visited year-round, spring and autumn provide milder temperatures for exploration.

Durée de la visite et activités

A visit to Laguna Verde typically requires 1–2 hours, depending on your pace. Visitors often enjoy:

• Photographing the lagoon’s striking color and surrounding cliffs.
• Short walks along the shoreline, though swimming is not advised due to strong currents.
• Birdwatching, as the area attracts coastal species.

Installations

Laguna Verde is a natural site with limited infrastructure. Visitors should come prepared:

• No restrooms or cafes are available on-site; the nearest amenities are in Valparaíso.
• Parking is informal, with space along the roadside near the lagoon.
• The terrain is uneven, so accessibility may be challenging for those with mobility concerns.

Ce qu'il faut apporter

• Sturdy footwear for walking on rocky paths.
• Sun protection (hat, sunscreen), as shade is scarce.
• De l'eau et des en-cas, car il n'y a pas de vendeurs à proximité.
• A camera to capture the lagoon’s unique beauty.

Règles et règlements

To preserve the lagoon’s natural state, visitors are encouraged to follow these guidelines:

• No littering; carry out all waste.
• Respect the environment—avoid disturbing wildlife or removing natural materials.
• Drones may require prior permission due to local regulations.

Informations sur le contact

For the latest updates, check with Valparaíso’s regional tourism office or local tour operators. An official website for the lagoon is not available.