Playa Artificial Covadonga is an urban beach in Tocopilla, within the Antofagasta Region of Chile. The beach is situated in a densely populated urban cluster. It is an artificial beach, with a perimeter of approximately 506 meters and an area of about 0.010 square kilometers. The beach is located near other coastal areas such as Caleta Boy and the Sector Piedra Rota, which serve as nearby reference points for activities. The beach has hosted organized public events, including SUP Yoga sessions, indicating its use for stand-up paddleboarding. The area is exposed to natural hazards, as historical records note concerns from local residents about aluviones, or flash floods and debris flows, impacting the coastline from inland areas down to the beach. For paddlers, this means that terrestrial runoff and water quality could be affected following significant rain events in the surrounding hills. The beach's artificial nature and urban setting define its character, offering a convenient launch point within the city. Its proximity to other coastal features like Caleta Boy and Piedra Rota provides potential destinations for short paddles along the shoreline. Given its location on the open Pacific coast, paddlers should anticipate exposure to wind and typical coastal surf conditions. No specific regulations restricting paddling apply.