Caleta Totoral Bajo is a small fishing cove located approximately 125 kilometers from Copiapó, within the Atacama Region, situated along the Quebrada Del Totoral drainage corridor where it meets the Pacific coast.

The quebrada itself is an intermittent watercourse in the Provincia de Huasco, and its mouth supports a coastal wetland recognized as a nature sanctuary.

The caleta serves as an access point for artisanal fishing communities and is currently undergoing significant port infrastructure development led by Chile's Ministerio de Obras Públicas.

The project includes a 60-by-25-meter berthing platform, a haul-out ramp, protective rock revetments, storage facilities, shade structures, lighting, and a crane to support fishing operations.

The improvements aim to enhance safety, operational efficiency, and local economic development along this stretch of the Atacama coastline.