Once you have started the boat ride through Valparaíso Bay, the first thing you find is the Valparaíso III dock (the survivor of its grandfather Valparaíso I and its father Valparaíso II, already sunk). If you're lucky, there will be a ship undergoing repairs, a task that, at sea level, looks surprising. A little further on, you can find the warships docked in the Molo de Coat sector and, if you are lucky, you will be able to see La Esmeralda or the work in some of the strange visitors that drop by these parts from time to time, such as luxury yachts, huge cruise ships, scientific vessels, representatives of foreign navies, vessels of environmental defence organisations or library ships.