Puerto Aguirre

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Contents 1 Puerto Aguirre, Chile 1.1 Background 1.2 Weather 1.3 Charts 1.4 Approach 1.5 Radio Nets 1.6 Routes to/from 1.7 Check-in facilities 1.8 Marinas & Yacht Clubs 1.9 Anchorages 1.10 Tourism & things to do ashore 1.11 Stores 1.12 Cruiser's Friends 1.13 Forum Discussions 1.14 External Links 1.15 Personal Notes 2 Contributors to this page [add 3 tildes (~~~) on the name line] 3 Cruising Wiki Navigation

Puerto Aguirre, Chile

GPS: DD°M.M′N/S, DD°M.M′E/W

Background

The small town of Puerto Aguirre serves the local fishing and shellfish processing industries.Strategically situated at the southern end of Canal Moreleda it is an Armada port where Zarpes for the long run south to Puerto Williams can be obtained.

Weather

Weather forecasts for the area can be obtained from the Capitánia de Puerto

Charts

Submit the chart details that are required for safe navigation.

Approach

The approach from any direction is simple and straightforward..

Radio Nets

Also see World Cruiser's Nets

• Patagonian Cruisers' Net

Routes to/from

Puerto Aguirre is on the main track to and from the south of Patagonia.

Check-in facilities

Contact 'Puerto Aguirre Radio' on Ch 16 1 hour before your ETA. If you require a new Zarpe you should attend the Capitánia which is situated at the foot of the town wharf.

Marinas & Yacht Clubs

Nil

Anchorages

While it is possible to secure to the town wharf for short periods a better option is Caleta La Poza a short distance to the north. Here it is possible to either lie at anchor or you may choose to anchor and run shore lines.

Tourism & things to do ashore

• The town has limited attractions and is not high on my list of 'must return' ports.
• There is an airfield on the island and the ferry 'Don Baldo' calls at the port several times a week and links it with Chacabuco and Isla Grande de Chiloe.

Stores

Limited provisions can be found in the town. There is a post office together with a few bars and small restaurants.

Cruiser's Friends

Contact details of "Cruiser's Friends" that can be contacted for local information or assistance.

Forum Discussions

List links to discussion threads on partnering forums. (see link for requirements)

External Links

Links to relevant websites.

Personal Notes

Personal experiences?

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