I found a stone house facing the ocean, in a place nobody knew about, Isla Negra . . . . Now a museum, Isla Negra contains Neruda's remarkable collections of ships in bottles, mastheads, shells, and insects, just to name a few. You may show your respect at Neruda's tomb, which faces the sea at his own request. After the tour of the museum and a walk along the Isla Negra beach, we will go to the nearby beach town of El Quisco for lunch.
Lunch includes one soft drink.
Beer and wine are extra.