San Vicente Terminal Internacional serves 10 container carriers with 9 services to the Far East, United States, Mexico and the east and west coasts of South America. Breakbulk services for forest products run regularly to Mexico, the Far East, Europe and the US. SVTI also serves frozen, bulk and heavy lift project cargo.

San Vicente Bay is located in the Eighth Region of Chile called Bio-Bio and is located 500 kilometers south of Santiago (Chile’s capital). It is linked by the Pan-American Highway and railway network including direct terminal access to the port.

Location: Latitude 36°44' South, Longitude 73° 08' West

Size: 40.9 hectares

Water Depth: 37 to 40 feet

Berths: 3

Total Berthing Length: 600 meters

Cranes:  6 - Gottwald cranes, 1 - 500 HD Liebherr mobile harbor crane (max. lift 100 metric tons)

Reach Stackers: 24

Commodities Handled:

• Containers
• Wood pulp
• Wood chips
• Lumber
• Paper
• Salt

Truck Gates: 10, semi-automated

Scales: 6

Rail Services: On-dock and near-dock rail

Reefer Services: 460 reefer plugs

Heavy Lift Service: Heavy lifts up to 160 metric tons using SVTI's mobile harbor cranes in tandem

Storage: 20.7 hectares

Warehouses:

• Warehouse No. 1: 6700 Mt2
• Warehouse No. 2: 8500 Mt2
• Warehouse No. 3: 6750 Mt2
• Warehouse No. 5: 7800 Mt2
• Warehouse No. 6: 12.800 Mt2
• Warehouse No. 7: 12.500 Mt2

CFS: SVTI boasts the largest CFS facility in Chile with over 6,000 consolidations per month

Highway Access: Pan-American Highway

• Take route 5 south from Santiago, "Ruta 5 Sur" (Pan American Highway)
• Take route "Ruta Itata" at kilometer 410 towards Concepción
• At the end of the highway, turn right towards Talcahuano and continue into downtown
• Double back at the Talcahuano traffic circle and turn right at the Copec gas station
• Continue straight towards San Vicente at 1.5 km, turn right onto Avenue Latorre
• Continue straight on Avenue Latorre until reaching the port