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Rio Hurtado is located 210 miles north of the national capital, Santiago.

If you're traveling with the young ones, make sure you head to Gemini South and Southern Astrophysical Research Telescope for some family fun.

Let the sun's rays hit your face and the waves lap at your feet. We suggest starting at El Faro Beach, 50 miles to the northwest, or La Serena Beach, 50 miles to the northwest.

Ensure that your trip is an adventurous one by exploring the nearby nature reserves. Cerro de la Virgen, located just 30 miles away, is recommended.

Take a journey back to another era as you wander around Monumento Natural Pichasa. This historical site has plenty of stories to tell.

Want to go on a day trip? Alcoguaz is 17 miles to the northeast, while Horcon is 20 miles to the northeast.

You need to head 50 miles northwest from Rio Hurtado to end up in La Serena. There's so much to see and do there, such as Casa de La Providencia Chapel and Convent, University of La Serena and Giliberto House. Enchanted Valley and San Agustin Church are also great choices if you're after more things to do.

To truly know the soul of Coquimbo, you'll have to surround yourself with its distinctive scents and flavors.

Nothing compares to fresh, local ingredients. You'll soon find out that quinoa and potatoes are often used here.

Chairo (llama stew) and porotos con riendas (bean and pasta soup) are two well-known meals worth a try.

Delectable desserts, such as arroz con leche (rice pudding), are certainly something to write home about.

Many bars will have Austral Pale Ale on tap. Order a few rounds with your buddies and you'll soon discover why this beer is a local favorite.

Sit back and enjoy a glass or two of local wine. It must be happy hour somewhere! Perhaps Colchagua Valley Malbec or Casablanca Valley Carmenere will be to your liking.

You've had plenty of laughs, made lots of new friends and probably filled up your camera's memory card. When the time comes to get rid of your final Chilean pesos and bid "Adiós" to Coquimbo, chances are you'll already be planning a return trip!

When it's time to get your flight home, make your way toward the closest airport. You'll find it 50 miles to the northwest.