Things to Do in Concepción

Come and discover with us the history of our city and its most iconic places! On this nearly two-hour tour around the second largest metropolitan area in Chile, we will visit some of its most iconic places, you will learn some curiosities about the city and why it is the city of the Chilean Independence, and we will give you some tips for you to enjoy at most your stay in the capital city of the Biobío region.

We will start this trip visiting one of the natural wonders of Biobio Region: the Laja Falls. Then, we will visit Yumbel, known as a Saint Sebastian procession every January 20th. There, we will also have lunch.

In this tour, we will visit the estuary of the widest and second longest river in Chile, and the most symbolic in our region: Biobío River. Along with that, we will visit Pedro del Río Zañartu Museum. Finally, we will visit the beautiful and hidden Rocoto Beach.

In this tour, we will get around the port of Talcahuano, visiting iconic places, such as the port itself, the "Huáscar" ship and the Rocuant Wetland.

In this tour, we will visit two of the most symbolic coves in Hualpen shores Chome, known beacuse of its history of whale hunting that took place until 1981; and Perone, a small fishers cove. Finally, we will visit Ramuntcho Beach.

In this tour, we will visit the estuary of the widest and second longest river in Chile, and the most symbolic in our region: Biobío River. Along with that, we will visit Pedro del Río Zañartu Museum.