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Island in Puerto Natales, Chilean Patagonia Exclusive Offering by Sotheby’s International Realty A complete private island of 279 hectares, located in the immediate surroundings of Puerto Natales, just 20 kilometers by boat, making it the closest private island to the city. An exceptional combination of accessibility, scale, and privacy in the heart of southern Patagonia. The island features natural beaches and a highly user-friendly topography, with extensive usable areas that facilitate the development of low-impact projects, private conservation, or exclusive residential use. Its geographic configuration, together with its strategic location within the fjord and channel system of Última Esperanza, positions it as a truly singular global asset. Surrounded by a pristine Patagonian landscape, the island offers ideal conditions for private living, navigation, wildlife observation, expedition tourism, and long-term projects focused on nature and preservation. Proximity to Puerto Natales ensures efficient logistics and access to services, without compromising isolation or privacy. Opportunity price: USD 600,000 — an extraordinarily attractive value for a private island in Chilean Patagonia, difficult to replicate in terms of location, scale, and proximity to an urban center. A unique opportunity to acquire island ownership in one of the world’s most renowned and sought-after natural destinations.

Diego Portales Island – Chilean Patagonia Exclusive offering available only through Sotheby’s International Realty Chile 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.