Would recommend staying up in the hills and not near the water. It actually smells of fish and piss the closer you get - not so charming! Viña del mar is a nice option for a beach day and only 15 mins away on the bus, and the walking tours from Tours4Tips really help get your bearings and learn a lot.
Posted: March 18, 2024Valparaíso is a city full of charm, creativity, and stunning views, but like any urban area, it comes with some safety challenges. I’ve live here for four years as a college student and since I got here first I was struck by its vibrant street art and the maze of colorful hillsides. It felt like every corner had a story to tell. However, I quickly realized the importance of staying alert, especially in crowded areas like Cerro Concepción and the central market. Pickpocketing and bag snatching are fairly common, so I made sure to keep my belongings secure and avoided flashing my phone or...
Posted: January 12, 2025The safety map shows areas in Valparaíso where women have reported feeling unsafe.
Frida
Valparaíso
3 days
Hello I’m Frida, 26 years old! I’m half Swedish🇸🇪 and half Chilean🇨🇱. I grew up in Sweden but as of one year I’ve been living in Valparaiso, Chile. I love to travel and meet new people🌸
Amy
Valparaíso
3 days
Heyyo I'm Amy, local Chilean artist. Low-key coffee drinker and light trekking seeker. I am chill, relaxed and easygoing, prefer afternoon walks or drive around, open to adventures but not much of a night owl. Game boards and meeting people is fun for me!