Our Beliefs
Formation
Through the teaching of water sports we intend to contribute to the formation of integral children and young people, with solid values and principles, and to their ability to develop themselves with freedom and responsibility.
Purpose
To educate, through the teaching of water sports, children and young people that are committed to Chile and to the development of a more prosperous and peaceful nation.
Mission
To contribute through the club school of nautical sports in the formation of integral children and young people, developing in them habits that are essential for their adult life and encouraging appreciation for nature and sports.
Vision
To train people in values and key skills such as character, responsibility, flexibility, autonomy, sense of improvement and excellence, among others that allows them to thrive in their lives.
Principios
Respect
Excellence
Professionalism
Solidarity
Mission
To contribute through the club school of nautical sports in the formation of integral children and young people, developing in them habits that are essential for their adult life and encouraging appreciation for nature and sports.
Vision
To train people in values and key skills such as character, responsibility, flexibility, autonomy, sense of improvement and excellence, among others that allows them to thrive in their lives.
Principios
Respect
Excellence
Professionalism
Solidarity
Sovereignty
The Club School of Water Sports, located in Puerto Williams, is the southernmost nautical school in the world and the closest to the mythical Cape Horn.
Great nautical feats
Cape Horn Discovery
This remote and enigmatic place was discovered on January 29, 1616 by Willem Schouten and Jacob Le Maire, two steel-made Dutch men who baptized the rock in honor of the city of the Netherlands from where they set sail in June 1615.
Rescue of crew on Elephant Island
In 2016 it was a hundred years since Sir Ernest Shackleton, the most legendary polar explorer of all time, with the help of the 2nd pilot of the Chilean Navy, Luis Pardo Villarón, rescued his men on the remote Elefante Island. The Trans-Antarctic Imperial Expedition turned around the world.
Rescue of crew on Elephant Island
In 2016 it was a hundred years since Sir Ernest Shackleton, the most legendary polar explorer of all time, with the help of the 2nd pilot of the Chilean Navy, Luis Pardo Villarón, rescued his men on the remote Elefante Island. The Trans-Antarctic Imperial Expedition turned around the world.
