Huasco is a coastal town located in the northern region of Chile, specifically in the Atacama Region. It serves as the capital of the Huasco Province and is situated along the Huasco River, which flows into the Pacific Ocean. The town is known for its fishing industry and agricultural activities, particularly the cultivation of fruits and vegetables in the surrounding areas. The climate in Huasco is typically arid, characterized by warm temperatures and low rainfall. The town is also a gateway to nearby attractions, including the Pan de Azúcar National Park, which features diverse wildlife and stunning coastal landscapes. Its economy relies on fishing, mining, and tourism, making it an important hub in the region.