Within this scope, the Torres breakwater is particularly noteworthy, featuring a sloped design and a length of 1,433 metres, executed in areas with varying depths between elevations -5.00 and -23.00. In addition, the northern breakwater, measuring 1,566 metres in length, has been constructed using a vertical typology with reinforced concrete caissons, founded at depths ranging between -23.00 and -30.00. The system is completed by a 798-metre counter breakwater, also executed using a vertical configuration.

Furthermore, the project includes the construction of 1,365 metres of quay, using reinforced concrete caissons founded at elevation -23.00, as well as 1,650 metres of internal slopes for the closure and formation of the reclaimed areas. These works are complemented by the creation of a 140-hectare platform and a 145-hectare sheltered water area, resulting in a port complex with high capacity, operational efficiency, and protection against wave action.