Puerto Eden
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| name= Puerto Eden | | name= Puerto Eden | ||
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| - | | summary= The country in the vicinity of Puerto Eden was home of the '''Kawésqar''' people... the northern group of the ''Alacaluf'' ( the Kawésqar called the Alaculuf to the south ''Tawóksers'' ). They lived in small scattered groups throughout the area until the 1930's at which time a seaplane base was established in the area to service the float-planes flying the mails between Puerto Montt and Punta Arenas. This led to the people coming in and setting up camp in the vicinity of the base. In 1969 the community of Puerto Eden was established to bring health care and education to the peoples of the region. At one time the town had a population of some 300 but is now below 200 and only 7 Kawésqar remain. | + | | summary= '''Puerto Eden''' is a small fishing village on [[wikipedia:Wellington_Island|Wellington Island]], in the Patagonian Channels. |
| + | The country in the vicinity of Puerto Eden was home of the '''Kawésqar''' people... the northern group of the ''Alacaluf'' ( the Kawésqar called the Alaculuf to the south ''Tawóksers'' ). They lived in small scattered groups throughout the area until the 1930's at which time a seaplane base was established in the area to service the float-planes flying the mails between Puerto Montt and Punta Arenas. This led to the people coming in and setting up camp in the vicinity of the base. In 1969 the community of Puerto Eden was established to bring health care and education to the peoples of the region. At one time the town had a population of some 300 but is now below 200 and only 7 Kawésqar remain. | ||
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==Communication== | ==Communication== | ||
| - | + | Puerto Eden Radio, Ch16/14. | |
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| - | + | Internet is availbale if you have an Entel Pre-paid Wingle. | |
| + | Failing that internet may be available at the school. | ||
''Also see [[HF_Radio|Cruiser's Nets]]'' | ''Also see [[HF_Radio|Cruiser's Nets]]'' | ||
==Navigation== | ==Navigation== | ||
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==Entrance== | ==Entrance== | ||
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Contact 'Puerto Eden Radio' 1 hour before with your ETA. | Contact 'Puerto Eden Radio' 1 hour before with your ETA. | ||
| - | If Puerto Eden is a named port on your ''Zarpe'' issued for your voyage through the channels it will be required stop. Depending on the attitude of that year's Capitán de Puerto you either attend the conspicuous blue roofed Armada building to the west of the town or they will come to you in the town anchorage. | + | If Puerto Eden is a named port on your ''Zarpe'' issued for your voyage through the channels it will be required stop. Depending on the attitude of that year's Capitán de Puerto you either attend the conspicuous blue roofed Armada building to the west of the town or they will come to you in the town anchorage. In 2017 I was required to go to the Armada, in 2018 the Armada came to me. |
==Berthing== | ==Berthing== | ||
{{Image right| Eden.jpg| The Carabineros jetty<br>''Photo: Frank Holden - sv Westerly Serenade''}} | {{Image right| Eden.jpg| The Carabineros jetty<br>''Photo: Frank Holden - sv Westerly Serenade''}} | ||
| - | There | + | There is a now a pontoon berth in front of the Armada building,. |
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| + | The ''Carabineros jetty'' is on the western side of the bay. Short time berthing is possible on the end while taking water and diesel. | ||
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| - | == | + | ==Water, Propane, and Diesel== |
| - | + | Water is available on the Caribineras jetty. | |
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| + | Fuel can be purchased from a gentleman who lives to the north of the jetty just beyond the school. It is syphoned from 200 litre plastic bidones he stores on the jetty. Price in 2018 was $CH1000 which compares favourably with the price in Puerto Montt of about $CH750. Quality is good. | ||
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| + | Propane is not available. | ||
==Provisioning== | ==Provisioning== | ||
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==Eating out== | ==Eating out== | ||
| - | * There | + | * There was a (very) small restaurant by the small pier in front of the ''Emaza'' store, bookings required. The owner had retired in early 2018 and the restaurant is closed at the present time. |
==Transportation== | ==Transportation== | ||
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====Places to Visit==== | ====Places to Visit==== | ||
| - | * Interesting walks along the boardwalks and out towards Caleta Malacca. | + | * Interesting walks along the boardwalks and out towards Caleta Malacca. in late 2018 the boardwalks were all being renewed. |
==Friends== | ==Friends== | ||
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{{Verified by}} | {{Verified by}} | ||
| + | * Frank Holden , October 2018 | ||
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{{Contributors| [[User:Frank|Frank]]}} | {{Contributors| [[User:Frank|Frank]]}} | ||
[[Category:Ports - Chile]] [[Category:Anchorages - Chile]] | [[Category:Ports - Chile]] [[Category:Anchorages - Chile]] | ||
Revision as of 07:30, 5 December 2018
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Puerto Eden is a small fishing village on Wellington Island, in the Patagonian Channels. The country in the vicinity of Puerto Eden was home of the Kawésqar people... the northern group of the Alacaluf ( the Kawésqar called the Alaculuf to the south Tawóksers ). They lived in small scattered groups throughout the area until the 1930's at which time a seaplane base was established in the area to service the float-planes flying the mails between Puerto Montt and Punta Arenas. This led to the people coming in and setting up camp in the vicinity of the base. In 1969 the community of Puerto Eden was established to bring health care and education to the peoples of the region. At one time the town had a population of some 300 but is now below 200 and only 7 Kawésqar remain.
Charts
See Chile.
Weather
Give local weather conditions or refer to another page (a region or island group) that covers these conditions.
Sources for Weather forecasts:
- Weather forecasts for the area can be obtained from the Capitánia de Puerto
Passages
See Chile.
Communication
Puerto Eden Radio, Ch16/14.
Internet is availbale if you have an Entel Pre-paid Wingle. Failing that internet may be available at the school.
Also see Cruiser's Nets
Straightforward.
Entrance
Puerto Eden is not a port of entry/exit for Chile.
Contact 'Puerto Eden Radio' 1 hour before with your ETA.
If Puerto Eden is a named port on your Zarpe issued for your voyage through the channels it will be required stop. Depending on the attitude of that year's Capitán de Puerto you either attend the conspicuous blue roofed Armada building to the west of the town or they will come to you in the town anchorage. In 2017 I was required to go to the Armada, in 2018 the Armada came to me.
Berthing
Photo: Frank Holden - sv Westerly Serenade
There is a now a pontoon berth in front of the Armada building,.
The Carabineros jetty is on the western side of the bay. Short time berthing is possible on the end while taking water and diesel.
Photo: Frank Holden - sv Westerly Serenade
Photo: Frank Holden - sv Westerly Serenade
Marinas & Yacht Clubs
Nil.
Anchorages
Photo: Frank Holden - sv Westerly Serenade
Puerto Eden Anchorage
Puerto Eden Anchorage [[Puerto Eden#Puerto Eden Anchorage|Puerto Eden Anchorage]] 49°07.769'S, 074°25.492'W Water, Propane, and Diesel
Water is available on the Caribineras jetty.
Fuel can be purchased from a gentleman who lives to the north of the jetty just beyond the school. It is syphoned from 200 litre plastic bidones he stores on the jetty. Price in 2018 was $CH1000 which compares favourably with the price in Puerto Montt of about $CH750. Quality is good.
Propane is not available.
Provisioning
Photo: Frank Holden - sv Westerly Serenade
Very limited supplies are available.
Eating out
- There was a (very) small restaurant by the small pier in front of the Emaza store, bookings required. The owner had retired in early 2018 and the restaurant is closed at the present time.
Transportation
- The Navimag ferries call twice a week and if you are in dire need you may arrange to bring in spare parts or essential stores as cargo.
Places to Visit
- Interesting walks along the boardwalks and out towards Caleta Malacca. in late 2018 the boardwalks were all being renewed.
Friends
Contact details of "Cruiser's Friends" that can be contacted for local information or assistance.
Forums
List links to discussion threads on partnering forums. (see link for requirements)
Links
- Puerto Eden at the Wikipedia
- Noonsite
Comments
We welcome users' contributions to the Wiki. Please click on Comments to view other users' comments, add your own personal experiences or recommend any changes to this page following your visit.
Verified by
Date of member's last visit to Puerto Eden and this page's details validated:
- Frank Holden , October 2018
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