Playa Agua de la Zorra is a beach located in the Canela commune of the Coquimbo Region, near the town of Huentelauquén. Access to the beach is via an unpaved road from Huentelauquén Norte, requiring careful driving. The beach is a tranquil, safe, and naturally beautiful summer destination. A municipal campground operates at the site from January 1st to February 28th each year, providing basic services for visitors. The beach is situated near other coastal features including Playa Maitencillo and Playa El Peñón (Las Cardas), and is close to the Huentelauquén natural reserve. For paddlers, this suggests a launch directly from the sandy shore. The area's regulations prohibit vehicle traffic on the dunes and beach, which helps preserve the launch area. Camping facilities may offer a base for multi-day paddling trips during the summer season. The primary paddling route mentioned is an out-and-back trail along the coast covering approximately 10.8 kilometers, which implies a potential paddle route of similar distance. The beach's exposure to the open Pacific Ocean means paddlers should be prepared for potential surf conditions, wind, and swell.