Canela is the most rural face of Choapa's coast. Its beaches, such as Agua Dulce and those of Huentelauquén, keep a small scale and an unhurried pace; in summer the municipality opens campsites and beach services, and the rest of the year the area is enjoyed almost in solitude.
This is goat-herder country: Huentelauquén goat cheese and the empanadas sold along the highway are part of the journey. Canela Baja preserves farming traditions and a local heritage best discovered by talking to the people who live there.
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Fully equipped cabin in a natural setting in Canela Baja, with a quartz bed, massage jacuzzi, heating and air conditioning. Meals on request for those coming to rest or passing through for work.
The only bean coffee in Canela Alta, with everything made at home by its owner. Kuchen, cakes and sandwiches with local produce such as Huentelauquén goat cheese. A place to sit down for a while before carrying on: Susana serves it herself.
Family cabins in Huentelauquén Sur, steps from Route 5 and Canela's rural coastline. Simple, well-kept rest for families, young travellers and company staff, with an owner who wants you to leave refreshed and the surroundings as clean as you found them.
Cabins with a pool and wood-fired hot tubs in the countryside of Mincha Sur, a family business that also runs craft workshops for families and women's groups. Ideal for switching off for a weekend and coming back with something made by hand. Lilian welcomes you.
