Infernillo

Infernillo is a surf spot located in Central, Chile, in the town of Pichilemu, just south of La Puntilla. The spot is known for its hollow and fast waves that break over a bottom made of sand and rocks. The surf spot provides left waves. The best conditions are usually at low tide, especially when the swell comes from the southwest or south. The length of the ride ranges from 50 to 150 meters. Infernillo is considered a regional classic and is most suitable for intermediate surfers. The spot is less crowded than Punta de Lobos, but you can still find a few surfers in the water, especially when the surf forecast and report show good conditions. There is parking available right at the base of the point or headland, making access straightforward. The spot is exposed to wind, so it is important to check the wind direction before heading out, with east winds being preferable. Rips and undertow are present, so always be cautious and aware of the currents. Localism can be an issue, especially when the spot is crowded, so respect the locals and always follow surf etiquette. Nearby surf spots include La Puntilla Pichilemu, Punta de Lobos, Pancora, Puertecillo, and Matanzas. There is no wind protection at Infernillo, so conditions can change quickly. Always check your skills before paddling out, be sure that the spot and the conditions match your level. For up-to-date information, use a surf forecast, surf report, map, or webcam to see the current conditions. Infernillo is a spot where you need to be prepared for challenging waves, especially when the swell is big, as it can be hard to get out. Always be mindful of your safety and the rules in the water.