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What Guests Said About Quintero:
Anne
Chile
4.0
Quintero had a glorious past, but now is a run down...
Quintero had a glorious past, but now is a run down industrial and fishing port.
Beaches are heavily polluted by oil spills.
It is home to the eldest yatching club in Chile and an Air Force base.
North-facing bay provides safe-haven beaches and calm waters most of the year, but when the wind comes from the north, the surf is very aggressive - many sunken and destroyed boats lie in the seabed.
Crime rate is high and in summer it is overcrowded.
Locals are hard working:
Seafood is cheap and offered at various "picadas" along the main road: good fresh fried empanadas are offered year round at "El Hoyo" and during the summer at stalls near the beaches. Cheese empanadas (+combination with seafood) are best.
Weekend fish and seafood at the market near the plaza.
"Café El Pirata" offers good views of the sea and industrial area.
"Cocina de Teuh" is a good sized restaurant for events in area: prices not as convenient as the picadas but with greater views of the Pacific Ocean.
Nice drives up and down the coast, but would rather stay at other touristic spots north/south of this town unless visiting for business one of the large industries.
Peter
United States of America
2.0
Don't go to Quintero
We didn't like anything about Quintero. We booked late over the holiday so we had little choice. Quintero is in the shadow of a huge oil refinery. The town in very poor and offers no amenities that we could see. It was ugly and intimidating.
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