Puerto Caleta Paula, Maritime port in Caleta Olivia, Argentina.
Puerto Caleta Paula is a commercial port in Caleta Olivia featuring modern reinforced concrete docks capable of handling vessels up to 140 meters long. The facility provides deep-water berths reaching approximately 16.5 meters depth and comprehensive infrastructure for ship operations.
The port was founded in 1992 following engineer Wolfgang Langbehn's designs and officially opened in 1998 after extensive construction work. It was developed to meet growing demand for modern port facilities in southern Patagonia.
The port serves as a vital hub for the fishing industry of Santa Cruz Province, linking local maritime activities with international trade. Visitors can observe fishing boats and cargo vessels loading and unloading their catches and goods throughout the day.
The port is easily accessible by land and provides facilities including fresh water supply, electrical connections, and waste management services for all vessels. Visitors should note that foreign ships require local pilotage and access to certain operational areas may be restricted.
The port features specialized mooring equipment with bollards designed in different capacity classes to safely secure vessels of varying sizes. This engineering approach allows the facility to handle a diverse fleet with precision and safety.
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