Diego Portales Island – Chilean Patagonia
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Location
Diego Portales Island is located in the southern Pacific of Chile, within the channel system of the Última Esperanza Province, approximately 33 km from Puerto Natales. It forms part of the maritime environment of the Última Esperanza Sound, with direct access by boat.
Land Area
15,000 contiguous hectares.


Natural and Ecological Setting
Island geography characterized by cliff-lined coastlines, headlands, and sheltered coves.
Native forest covering slopes and depressions, with the presence of southern beech, tepú, and canelo, as well as mosses and lichens typical of the temperate-cold southern climate.
Terrestrial and marine wildlife native to the area, including seabirds and coastal birds (swans, ducks, penguins, gulls), marine mammals such as sea lions and otters, and abundant marine resources (king crab, crabs, sea urchins, and bivalves).
Heritage value: documented evidence of historical Kawésqar occupation and recorded coastal archaeological sites.
Potential Uses
Private conservation and large-scale Patagonian ecosystem protection projects.
Low-impact expedition and nature tourism: navigation, wildlife observation, photography, scientific research, and environmental education.
Long-term strategic land reserve, given its scale, territorial continuity, and relative proximity to Puerto Natales.
Access
Direct maritime access, with an approximate distance of 33 km from Puerto Natales.