CABO VICTORIA

CABO VICTORIA (IMO: 9778674) is a Tanker vessel sailing under the Chile flag. It has an overall length of 801 feets and a beam of 141 feets.

Vessel Identification

• MMSI: 725002004
• IMO: 9778674
• Call Sign: CBDV
• Flag: Chile
• Vessel Type: Passenger/Ro-Ro Cargo Ship
• AIS Type: Ro-Ro/Passenger Ship

Specification

• Gross Tonnage: 24,204 GT
• Deadweight: 5,400 DWT
• Length Overall: 188.8 m
• Beam: 26 m
• Draft: 6.1 m
• Year Built: 2017

Propulsion

• Engine Type: Diesel
• Propulsion Type: Controllable Pitch Propeller
• Number of Engines: 2
• Service Speed: 19 knots

Shipyard

• Builder: Barreras Shipyard
• Build Location: Vigo, Spain
• Delivery Year: 2017

Owner/Operator

• Owner: Navimag Ferries
• Operator: Navimag Ferries
• Country: Chile

Operating Region

• Primary Region: South America, Pacific Coast
• Trade Area: Chilean Patagonia routes, operating along the southern Chilean fjords and channels
• Notable Routes: Puerto Montt to Puerto Natales, servicing the Patagonian corridor through the Chilean inland sea passages

Vessel Description

CABO VICTORIA is a Ro-Pax (Roll-on/Roll-off Passenger) vessel purpose-built for operation in the challenging waters of southern Chile. Constructed at the Barreras Shipyard in Vigo, Spain, and delivered in 2017, the vessel was specifically designed to serve Navimag Ferries' established routes through the remote Patagonian channels. The vessel is equipped to carry both passengers and cargo vehicles, providing a critical transport link for communities and travelers along the southern Chilean coast. Her design accommodates the demanding environmental conditions of the Chilean fjords, including strong currents, narrow channels, and variable weather characteristic of the region. CABO VICTORIA represents one of the more modern additions to the Chilean ferry sector, supporting both commercial freight transport and passenger tourism in one of the world's most scenic maritime corridors.