Bahía Grande

The elongated bay extends across the Patagonian coastline, bordered by rocky cliffs and featuring deep waters suitable for large vessels.

The bay gained significance in the late 19th century when European sailing vessels used it as a sheltered stopover during their Patagonian expeditions.

Local fishermen maintain traditional fishing methods passed down through generations, using small boats to catch native fish species in the waters.

Maritime traffic monitoring systems track vessel movements within the bay, providing real-time data for ships navigating these Patagonian waters.

The bay experiences strong westerly winds throughout the year, creating specific navigation conditions that require specialized maritime knowledge.

Location: Santa Cruz Province

GPS coordinates: -50.93322,-69.12777

Latest update: April 2, 2025 06:59