Cueva del Toro is a surf spot located near Lebu, the capital of Arauco Province in the 8th Bío Bío region of Chile. This spot is known for its beach break that can be enjoyed by surfers of various skill levels, especially beginners. It offers a laid-back vibe, making it a decent place to catch a few waves without the heavy crowds you might find at other popular spots.

The waves at Cueva del Toro work best with a west swell and can handle sizes around 1 ft. (0.3 meters). You might also see some action when the swells come from the south or northwest. The waves here break over sand, with both lefts and rights available. For the best experience, aim for low, mid, or high tide and check for east winds, which create better conditions. On smaller swells, it might still have some shape, but for more consistent rides, keeping an eye on the swell is key.

While surfing, keep in mind the swirling currents among the rocks; it's something to be aware of as you paddle out. If you're looking for a change of scenery, consider walking north through the tunnel to Playa Millaneco. It's a short trek and offers different experiences along the coast.