Playa Purema is a beach located near the town of Tomé, within the Provincia de Itata, Región de Ñuble, Chile. It is situated approximately 20 kilometers from the coastal town of Dichato. The beach occupies a bay that is open, which suggests significant exposure to the open ocean. This exposure results in a strong surf and heavy wave action, a defining characteristic of the shoreline. The sand is dark in color. The beach fronts a small settlement or caserío. For paddlers launching from shore, such as kayakers or stand-up paddleboarders, the strong wave conditions at Playa Purema are the primary safety consideration, making it suitable only for experienced paddlers comfortable with surf launches and landings. The beach is recognized as a location for surfing and stand-up paddleboarding. The presence of a nearby settlement implies some level of road access. The region's climate suggests the austral summer months (December to February) likely offer the most favorable weather for water activities, though the persistent swell means wave conditions are a year-round factor. The beach's aesthetic is defined by its open bay setting, dark sands, and powerful Pacific surf.