Playa Negra, Public beach in Penco, Chile

Playa Negra is a beach in the commune of Penco, part of the Penco beach area, named for its very dark sand. It lies between the mouth of the Andalién River and the Penco railway station sector. The beach has picnic and camping areas with vegetation, children's play equipment and cabins nearby.

Playa Negra lies between the mouth of the Andalién River and the area of Penco's railway station, on the coastline of the Penco commune. The beach takes its name from its very dark sand and forms part of the larger Playa de Penco. Its position makes it the closest beach to Concepción on the northern coast of Concepción Province.

Playa Negra takes its name from its very dark sand, which distinguishes it from the rest of the Penco beach area. Around the sand there are picnic and camping sites set among vegetation, plus children's play areas and cabins, so the shore is used for family outings and stays rather than only for swimming.

Playa Negra lies between the mouth of the Andalién River and the Penco railway station area, on the northern coast of Concepción Province. It is the beach closest to Concepción, and licensed buses run from the beach to Gran Concepción and to Tomé. The grounds have picnic and camping areas, playgrounds and cabins nearby.

Playa Negra is the closest beach to Concepción on the northern coast of Concepción Province, and licensed buses run from it to Greater Concepción and to Tomé. The sand owes its name to its very dark colour. The beach lies between the mouth of the Andalién River and the Penco railway station area.