(Translated by Google) A cloudy sunset from the sea avenue. (Original) UnAtardecer nublado desde la avenida del mar.

(Translated by Google) During the summers there is always a lot of traffic, even on weekend afternoons you can see a good amount of people passing through. Only that at this time, there is an arrangement in the access on 4 corners, which generates a little more traffic than usual. (Original) Por los veranos siempre hay mucho tráfico, incluso los fines de semana por las tardes ya se ve su buen cantidad de gente transitando. Solamente que por estas fechas, hay un arreglo en el acceso por 4 esquinas, lo que genera un poco mas de tráfico de lo habitual.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful like all chili. (Original) Hermoso como todo chile.

(Translated by Google) Excellent place to walk and relax (Original) Excelente lugar para pasear y distraerse

(Translated by Google) Beautiful (Original) Lindoooooo

(Translated by Google) Historic place (Original) Lugar histórico

Lucky to see dolphins!!

Great natural reserve, but you cant swim or stay at the island

Great location best hideaway from La Serena

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place, you can get there by taking a tour from Punta de Choros. The already faded signs need a little care. #noadominga (Original) Hermoso lugar, se llega tomando un tour desde punta de choros. Falta un poco de cuidado a las señaleticas ya desteñidas. #noadominga

(Translated by Google) Small island, which is part of the tour taken in Punta Choro, a lot of diversity of fauna. Sometimes there are strong waves. (Original) Pequeña isla , que forma parte del tour que se toma en punta choro , mucha diversidad de fauna. Em ocasiones hay fuerte oleaje.

(Translated by Google) You arrive at Punta de Choros, take the barge (tour 15,000 adults) and they take you to see the Humboldt Penguin National Park (including Damas Island). Perfect place for lovers of flora and fauna. (Original) Llegas a punta de choros, tomas la chalana (tour 15.000 adultos) y te llevan a conocer el parque nacional pinguino de Humboldt (entre ellas isla damas). Lugar perfecto para los amantes de la flora y fauna.

(Translated by Google) The best tour of La Serena. Tour through beautiful places full of wildlife, we saw foxes and guanacos, that's how you get to Punta Choros, a modest fishing village, there you take a boat that takes you to Isla Damas passing by 2 other islands where you will see penguins, otters and with luck whales. The tour of the island on foot is very well protected to interfere almost nothing with the animal and plant life. (Original) El mejor tour de la Serena. Recorrido por bellos parajes llenos de vida salvaje vimos zorros y guanacos, así se llega a punta choros, modesto poblado de pescadores, ahi tomas una embarcación que te lleva a Isla Damas pasando por otras 2 islas donde veras pingüinos, nutrias y con suerte ballenas. El recorrido por la isla a pie esta muy bien protegido para interferir casi nada con la vida animal y vegetal.

Lovely views, 2500clp per adult. Altogether very worthy a visit.

It's like cheap version of christ the redeemer. But one highlight of this city anyway.

Reinforced concrete monument. Huge and modern with a temple. Beautiful sculptures scenes of the crucifixion of Jesus

A large and nice cross monument. A modern structure, very different than the normal older churches and cathedrals in Latin America. It is surrounded by numerous statues of different religious stories. English translation is Cross of the Third Millennia.

I cant give a higher rate because we couldnt enter due to the pandemic... Looks awesome thou and had a very reasonable entry fee. Looking forward to visit the insides next time. In the meantime we took a walk around the religious statues found in the premises. The cross looks great from anywhere in the city!

Nice view. They said that they had built this in record time... You notice that, bad built, floors beginning to crack. I wonder if this will survive an earthquake.

Visite de La Croix du troisième millénaire de la Serana jolie site superbe vue sur les baies et la mer Belle petite chapelle et un petit musée sur la religion catholique La Croix construite en l’an 2000 avec les dix colonnes pour les commandements (Translated by Google) Visit to La Croix du third millennium de la Serana, pretty site, superb view of the bays and the sea Beautiful little chapel and a small museum on the Catholic religion The Cross built in the year 2000 with the ten columns for the commandments

This is a must visit place in Coquimbo. Unfortunately we found out too late and didn’t have enough time to check out the chapel and look at the view

Juste incroyable, pas cher ! Il faut absolument le faire si vous êtes de passage (Translated by Google) Just incredible, inexpensive! It is absolutely necessary to do it if you are passing through

Great views from the top, well worth it. 2 elevators take you all the way up. Entrance fee 2 dollars, credit card only

Beautiful view but with only 1 functional elevator, it was teadious waiting the line up.

Beautiful place to visit. Highly recomend. Great for pictures with the family.

Lovely little garden with some birds, ducks, turtles and swans. Very accessible and pleasant

Lovely big garden, 1000 pesos to enter and we had the option of a free tour. Bring some 100 peso coins and you can buy feed for the ducks. It's a good way to spend an hour in the afternoon

Beautiful place for an hour or two of walking in the landscaping. The place is very peaceful, but there was a circus with loud music just in front. A lot of paths to walk around , water features and some animals like koi fish, ducks, geese and swans. Clean bathrooms and a small bonsai exhibition.

Small Japan-themed park. Gets crowded on weekends, almost empty on weekdays. Not that much to do, but nice place to chill for 30 minutes.

We had a quick walkthrough on a Sunday morning when everything was closed. It was beautifully designed, but alas, it has not been maintained as would be the Japanese custom. It has ducks. And you can escape and relax if you want. Only $1 per adult, $0.50 for seniors.

A beautiful place to visit any time of the year, by yourself or in company. Walking through the gardens, enjoying the sound of the wind in the trees and watching the ducks swimming in the ponds, fills you with energy 😊🌳🎋

Beautiful place with touches of japanese culture. Clean and properly preserved. Entrance fee is cheap. They have some birds that you can feed. It is very good for a quick visit.

I wouldn't go out of my way to visit this park if you are a tourist visiting the city. But it was a relaxing stop. There were plenty of people there, the bathrooms were below average, but the price to enter the park was good.

Great japanese themed park!

Worth a visit. Well kept, many birds, some specialty spaces such a bonsai exhibition, near the city center easy to access.

A beautiful park very well constructed that truly resembles parks in Tokyo (albeit very small by comparison). Entry is only 1000 pesos and it is well worth the obvious maintenance. Very crowded on a winter Saturday, but simply lovely. Look out for turtles and scan the green waters for the fish swimming beneath!

Elegant with a countryside style restaurant with a great open view, and tasty and generous dishes. The staff is very friendly as well. Raul was our waiter and he was amazing. Fully recommend it.

Totally 0. They tried to give us drink we didn't order and scam us. They told us the desert is the pumpkin pie so we ordered it and got totally different caramel pie. They have service fee they don't inform you about.

Great, tasty food and really awesome tour of the Pisco distillation process by Diya. The yard is beautiful but make sure to reserve beforehand. The one problem I had was I bought the finest quality pisco bottle for about 20.000 CLP as a souvenir but when I reached back home I realised that it had leaked almost half, meaning that the seal used was low quality. Rather not buy the bottles there in that case, wait until you get back to Santiago as it reduces the risk even though it will be a bit more expensive.

The place is nice and the tour is pretty good and informative. Although the restaurant could be better. It's a bit overpriced for what you get.

Beautiful place, excellent food. The deserts are a killer. One of the best restaurants I've been to in Chile

One of top pisco distilleries in Chile - informative tours (English tours are available upon prior request) and nice restaurant (prices are on the high side, but food/cocktails are delicious!) Prices in a brand shop are much cheaper, compared to retail (you can usually spot the queues) and even allows to make a private label bottle of pisco with certificate (perfect for gifts!). Highly recommended!

Just went there, bought tickets at 14:40 for there first normal tour at 16:00. Then my girlfriends finds out there is a viptour at 15:00 we could join, it was no trouble to change it. She told me while I was in their restaurabt and when agreeing went to get the ticket. 14:50 but now we could not and there was not enough time to set up they said. Later we saw there was no one else for the tour. Bad customer service and experience.

We came for the distillery but they don't have a tour today. Instead, we had lunch here, drinking their pisco sour, and eating salmon, lomo, pastel de choclo and creme bluree. Surprisingly nice restaurant.

They sure have a weird system for ticketing, in that you make your reservation online and THEN you show up at a specific time the evening of your reservation to stand in line to buy tickets and transport, then wait another 30 minutes before being transported. The facilities were alright, but we were in a group with 20 other people so there's a lot of standing around waiting for your turn to look through the telescopes. Guides are passionate and made it interesting. Overall it was nice enough, but not sure it's a must-visit.

Out of this world 🌎 best experience yet,is a must

The rigamarole to actually get your tickets is a complete fiasco - read on for details. However, everyone we dealt with both at the office and the Observatory were very friendly and helpful so the system is NOT their fault. Posted hours online are a work of fiction but from reviews we gathered that they'd be open a little before the tours begin so we turned up just before the 6pm tour as we wanted to get our tickets for the 8:30 tour. Yes, you're reading this correctly. You don't actually get a ticket when you book online so you have to go to the office to do so, along with all the other people who booked so you get to stand in a nice long line to actually pay. Yes, you're reading this correctly. You cannot pay online. Sigh. Oh, and don't bother trying to get your 8:30 tickets around 6pm. You're reading this correctly. You have to queue up around 8pm with all the other people, etc. The bus to the actual Observatory costs an additional 7,000 clp, an absolute ripoff. Google maps works fine if you have your own transport, with one caveat: it says you are there about 50 yards short of the actual entrance gate. Show your ticket for entry to the parking lot. OK, so you've gone thru all the steps to get your ticket, and you've driven there, arriving at 8:30 on time for your tour. On the night we went, the tour didn't start until 9:20 but who knows on your night. Finally the tour: our guide was fantastic and the information he gave very interesting. Looking at the moon and stars was amazing.

This place is incredible. Our guide was so knowledgeable and funny! He was passionate and his passion was contagious! What an amazing experience.

Horrible system. This place requires you to reserve tickets in advance, yet you have to go half an hour before your observatory tour starts to pick up your tickets, so far so good? Nope, when you arrive there will be a queue of people and most of them won't have a reservation and the people who work there will take them anyways (in fear of being treated as mean for not taking customers with no reservation) which causes the people with a reservation to wait for around 40 minutes, when they could just sell you the tickets when you make the reservation...or have two queues...or sell them online...unlimited options! We even had an older woman cutting the line twice, taking a very long time and when we had enough and told her to have some respect for other people's time she said "learn to live life...you are young" I guess if you know how to live, skip lines, and have no respect for others maybe go there and you will have a great experience for me it was not. Also the observatory was cheap but you get what you paid for, very crowded and tired tour guides, we where lucky to join an English tour with a great guide but most experiences are not like that.

Very disappointed for the food and service. Worthless.

We really enjoyed the tour. Got to see Saturn’s rings, Jupiter’s moons and many constellations. The guide was very knowledgable and spoke very good English. We also listened to a few presentations which were mind-blowing. It cost CLP 20,000 for two of us including transfer to and from Vicuna. If you then need travel onwards by bus be aware that the tour gets you back between 21:00-21:30 and many of the last buses are at 21:30. We very nearly missed our last bus but asked the transfer to stop near the bus station for us and we just made the bus as it was exiting the station. You have to go to the ticket office that’s near the Torre Bauer in the afternoon to sign up for the tour later that evening. You then return to the office at 18:00 to confirm and pay, weather dependent. At around 18:30 you get the transfer and the tour starts just after 19:00 and finishes around 21:00.

Good equipment but the groups are too large (we had about 15 in our group) and you end up getting rushed and dont really get to enjoy the experience. We also visited pangue observatory, which was so much better with its small groups (we had 5) and better location away from the light polution of vicuna.