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On the northern shore there is a submarine pipe-line 500m long and 15m deep for the discharge of clean products and LPG to shore tanks. A tanker drops both anchors and moors to buoys with 7 lines each 220m long. The 12 pipeline is hoisted on the starboard side. Berthing and unberthing is permitted 24 hours a day. Bunker and fresh water supply is not available. The terminal is owned by Compania de Petroleos de Chile S.A. COPEC. Max LOA permitted 190m. Max draft permitted 11.4m. Mooring requirements: two anchors with at least 10 shackles each. Four aft mooring lines of 200m. each one (manila or nylon). Pilots will board at Coquimbo bay On the northern shore there is a submarine pipe-line 500m long and 15m deep for the discharge of clean products and LPG to shore tanks. Port of Copec Oil Terminal - Guayacan (Chile) - Herradura Bay (Information from Ultramar Group)