The purpose of this terminal is to enhance the port’s influence in the Magallanes Region by offering a variety of options to provide comprehensive support to the tourism sector, maritime cargo transport, the salmon industry, and other sectors related to the maritime industry. It is strategically located to offer various specialized services, such as:

· Loading, unloading, and transshipment of project cargo.
· Mooring services for tourist, recreational, and scientific vessels.
· Sale of fuel and water.
· Temporary and commercial mooring services for vessels.
· General port operations activities.

The project involves a multipurpose floating dock that incorporates a new reinforced concrete pontoon—the largest ever built in southern Chile—with a structure measuring 50 meters in length, 25 meters in beam, and a freeboard of approximately 1.47 meters.

Its prime location for tourism and nautical operations Marina Punta Cuervo is situated in a setting of unparalleled natural beauty, surrounded by fjords, glaciers, and mountains that make up one of the most breathtaking landscapes on the planet. Its proximity to Patagonia’s main tourist destinations positions it as a key infrastructure for maritime operations in the southernmost part of Chile.

Natural area of high touristic value:
Torres del Paine National Park: just 1 hour away by road
Milodon Cave: 15 minutes away
Boat trips to the Balmaceda, Serrano, Amalia, and El Brujo glaciers
Access to Patagonian waterways and southern expedition routes

Strategic location:
2.5 km from Route 9, a key regional transportation corridor
Just 15 minutes from downtown Puerto Natales
Close to Teniente Julio Gallardo Airport, which offers domestic flights and has potential for international service
Quick access to service providers, supplies, and services

Advantages for the tourism and maritime industries:
Ideal for operations involving expedition vessels, boutique cruise ships, and large yachts
Ability to handle passenger transfers and embarking/disembarking logistics close to the city
Protected area with calm waters and excellent maneuverability
Natural shelter during periods of downtime or off-season maintenance
Modern infrastructure: floating dock, bascule bridge, and future multipurpose expansion

Marina Punta Cuervo will not only offer connectivity and services but also represents a unique opportunity to operate in one of the most spectacular and sought-after regions in the world.

The civil engineering work related to the abutment will be carried out by Maritime Works in February, and the structure is scheduled to be in service by the end of May 2026.