Best language schools in Pichilemu (ranked based on student reviews)
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How our students rated their experience in Pichilemu
What our students said about Pichilemu
I could not comment on the nightlife because I usually returned to the cabin before sunset and went to bed early, but I felt safe when I had to go out and walk around the city during the night. My cabin was close to the seashore, so the scenery was wonderful, especially when the sun rose and set and I often took a rest at the Ross park watching the sea. I didn't surf but I think surfers could enjoy the city more.
Japan
The off season is quiet through the workdays which i appreciated. During the weekend, a lot of people from the inland come to spend some time on the beach so it's nice to go out at night. It's a lovely place to be if you want to avoid the big cities but still like to have some activities and things to do. The surfing is awesome as well!
Switzerland
What school directors said about Pichilemu

It is an small, quiet place in winter, but full of fun activities in summer, safe, great surfing, art, music, many Chilean traditions all year round
Spanish course types in Pichilemu
Interesting information about Pichilemu
Key Facts about Pichilemu
- Big Mac price (Chile average):
2,898.79 CLP (29% cheaper than in USA)
- Residential voltage: 220 V
- Frequency: 50 Hz
Arrival airport
Public transportation to city center:
Every 10 minutes, 390 minutes.
Main stops: Santiago Airport, Pajaritos + Pajaritos, Estación Central + Santiago, Pichilemu
Taxi: 180 minutes drive to city center of Pichilemu