Damas Island(Isla Choros, Isla Damas, Reserva Nacional Pingüino de Humboldt)

Damas Island is a stunning island beach located in La Higuera, Chile. The beach is approximately 600 meters long and is known for its crystal-clear waters and white sandy beaches.

The beach does not have any amenities such as lifeguards or restrooms, so visitors should plan accordingly.

Visitors can enjoy swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing on the beach, as well as taking a boat tour around the island

There is a parking lot available for visitors, although it is not free. Fun fact: Damas Island is a protected natural reserve and a nesting place for sea turtles. Visitors are asked to respect the island's natural environment and not disturb the turtles.

Fun fact: Damas Island is a protected natural reserve and a nesting place for sea turtles. Visitors are asked to respect the island's natural environment and not disturb the turtles.

Apart from the beautiful beach, Damas Island is home to a variety of marine wildlife, including sea lions and penguins. Visitors can also take a hike up to the lighthouse located on the island for stunning views of the coastline.

There are no restaurants located on the island, but nearby in La Higuera, visitors can find seafood restaurants serving fresh catch of the day, such as El Fogón del Pescador and Restaurante La Paila.

As Damas Island is a natural reserve, there are no hotels located on the island. Visitors can find accommodations in nearby towns such as La Higuera and La Serena, which offer a range of options from budget-friendly to luxury resorts.