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Port Overview
Batsi Port is a strategically positioned maritime facility located on the island of Andros in the Cyclades archipelago of Greece. Situated at coordinates 37.8569°N, 24.7833°E, this port plays a crucial role in the regional maritime transportation network of the Aegean Sea. While primarily serving local maritime traffic and island logistics, Batsi offers important connectivity for regional trade and tourism in the Cyclades region.
Geographic Location & Access
Positioned on the western coast of Andros Island, Batsi Port benefits from a sheltered natural harbor with moderate maritime conditions typical of the Aegean Sea. The port’s location provides excellent protection from prevailing north winds (Meltemi), making it a reliable maritime access point. The surrounding coastal topography offers natural breakwater characteristics, enhancing navigational safety for incoming vessels.
The port experiences a Mediterranean maritime climate characterized by:
– Mild winters with occasional strong winds
– Dry, warm summers
– Moderate sea conditions
– Typical Aegean Sea navigation challenges
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
Batsi Port features a compact but functional maritime infrastructure designed to support local maritime activities:
Terminal Specifications:
– Primary berth length: Approximately 200 meters
– Maximum draft: 50 meters
– Cargo handling capabilities: Limited to small to medium-sized vessels
– Primary cargo types: Local agricultural products, tourism-related goods, general maritime supplies
Cargo Handling Capabilities:
– Basic container handling facilities
– Roll-on/roll-off (RoRo) capabilities for ferry and local maritime transport
– Limited bulk cargo handling infrastructure
– Specialized facilities for small commercial and recreational vessels
Technical Specifications
Technical Port Characteristics:
– Maximum vessel draft: 50 meters
– Channel depth: Approximately 8-10 meters
– Tidal range: Minimal (typical Mediterranean tidal variations)
– Navigation aids: Standard maritime navigation markers and local pilotage services
– Approach complexity: Moderate, requiring local maritime knowledge
Navigational Support:
– Local pilotage services available
– VHF communication channels
– Basic maritime safety infrastructure
– Coastal navigation markers
Operational Services
Port Services:
– Basic stevedoring capabilities
– Limited bunker fuel supply
– Fresh water provisions
– Minor vessel repair and maintenance services
– Waste management facilities
– Customs clearance for regional maritime traffic
Commercial & Economic Aspects
Economic Characteristics:
– Primary economic focus: Local maritime transportation
– Tourism-driven maritime services
– Supporting regional agricultural and fishing industries
– Limited international commercial maritime operations
Connectivity:
– Ferry connections to nearby Cycladic islands
– Road transport links to local agricultural and tourism centers
– Limited intermodal transportation infrastructure
Strategic Importance
Regional Significance:
– Critical maritime access point for Andros Island
– Supporting local maritime economic activities
– Facilitating tourism and regional transportation
– Complementary role in Cyclades maritime network
Competitive Advantages:
– Natural harbor protection
– Strategic Aegean Sea location
– Supporting local economic ecosystem
– Flexibility for small to medium
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