Buchupureo is a surf spot located in Chile that offers a mix of experiences for surfers. This spot is known for its laid-back vibe, but it can get quite crowded, especially when the conditions are good. The break here is primarily a rivermouth called La Boca, which can produce long lefts and is somewhat protected from southern winds. Surfers often come here to enjoy the consistent but variable waves, depending on the sand flow from the river mouth.

The surf here works best with a southwest swell, but can also handle swells from the south and west. It’s ideal for wave heights of about 3 ft (0.9 m) and can break over both uneven reef and sand. Most of the action happens at low, mid, and high tides, but the best conditions are often found at low tide. If you’re looking for barrels, you might get lucky, as they can last for a handful of seconds. Just keep in mind that this spot is better suited for intermediate surfers due to the varying conditions and the crowd it draws.

Buchupureo has been a low-key spot over the years, but it's worth noting that the local surfing community can show some pride about their territory. If you’re planning to surf here, be ready for some potential friendly vibes from locals who may think of themselves as the original riders of this wave. The consistency of the waves can change quite a bit, so it’s always a good idea to check the conditions before heading out.