Playa Tierra del Moro is a beach located near Taltal in the Antofagasta region of Chile. The beach features a rugged and unspoiled coastline with a combination of rocky areas and pebble shorelines, offering stunning views of the Pacific Ocean. It is recognized for its Blue Flag status, indicating clean waters, safety measures, and environmental sustainability. The beach provides a tranquil atmosphere and is relatively uncrowded, catering to visitors seeking a peaceful coastal retreat. For paddlers, the beach offers direct shore access. Facilities such as showers, restrooms, and picnic tables are available, which can be useful for trip preparation and post-paddle needs. The shoreline includes hidden coves and areas with diverse marine life, which can be interesting destinations for exploration by kayak or stand-up paddleboard. The water temperature varies seasonally, with average monthly temperatures ranging from approximately 66°F (19°C) to 73°F (23°C) during the summer months of January and February. The beach can experience periods of strong winds and adverse weather, as suggested by social media posts referencing heavy drizzle and port restrictions in the broader Antofagasta area, which paddlers should consider when planning. The area holds historical significance related to the Chango people and colonial land distributions, adding a cultural layer to the visit. No specific regulations or restrictions concerning paddling were identified.