Navigation Plan
in Chile

Why plan before you sail?

Sailing in Chile is not like sailing the Mediterranean. Conditions change quickly, the southern canals have narrow passes with strong currents, and in many anchorages there is no coverage or nearby assistance. Solid planning is not a luxury: it is part of safety.

Captain Rodrigo Troncoso has sailed the austral canals, the Patagonian fjords, the Strait of Magellan and the open Chilean sea for over 30 years. That experience is what he puts at your disposal before you set sail.

The advisory is delivered in a personalized way: we review your specific route, your vessel conditions, your experience level and the time of year you will be sailing. This is not generic information — it is real analysis for your voyage.

Everything covered in this advisory

• Complete route and navigation zone review
• Weather, wind, tides and currents analysis
• Identification of safe anchorages along the route
• Narrow passes and critical points
• Harbors, coves and available shelters
• Time, distance and fuel consumption calculations
• Crew preparation for the passage
• Assessment of minimum required equipment
• Identification of hazard signals along the route
• App and nautical chart recommendations

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