In one of the southernmost places on Earth, Chile is expanding the port of Puerto Williams to accommodate vessels up to 240 meters long.
Piles driven into the frigid waters of the Beagle Channel, new docking structures, enormous logistical challenges, and dozens of workers are transforming this remote spot on Navarino Island into a strategic hub for cruise ships, scientific vessels, and Antarctic expeditions.
This documentary will show us how the project is underway, what remains to be completed, and why building a port at the end of the world is far more difficult than it seems.
In one of the southernmost places on Earth, Chile is expanding the port of Puerto Williams to accommodate vessels up to 240 meters long.
Piles driven into the frigid waters of the Beagle Channel, new docking structures, enormous logistical challenges, and dozens of workers are transforming this remote spot on Navarino Island into a strategic hub for cruise ships, scientific vessels, and Antarctic expeditions.
This documentary will show us how the project is underway, what remains to be completed, and why building a port at the end of the world is far more difficult than it seems.