Playa Aguas Blancas is a beach located in the coastal resort town of Maitencillo, within the Puchuncaví commune of the Valparaíso Region. This beach is characterized by its white sands and turquoise waters, stretching approximately 1.5 kilometers in length. For paddlers, the primary access is from the beach itself, with the town of Maitencillo providing nearby facilities, accommodation, and restaurants. The beach is a known destination for surfing, indicating the presence of waves and a shore-break, which are significant considerations for launching and landing kayaks, SUPs, or surf skis. Paddlers should assess surf conditions carefully before entering the water. The beach faces the open Pacific Ocean, making it exposed to prevailing winds and swells. The area is popular for vacations, especially during the Chilean summer months like February, when air temperatures are high. The scenic appeal comes from its long, sandy shoreline and clear waters. Paddlers should navigate carefully in shared waters with surfers and swimmers.