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Port Overview
Agios Kirykos is a strategic maritime facility located on the island of Ikaria in the North Aegean region of Greece. Positioned at 37.6151°N, 26.297°E, this port serves as a critical maritime gateway for the northeastern Aegean islands, providing essential logistical and transportation services for the local maritime ecosystem. While relatively small, the port plays a significant role in supporting regional maritime commerce, local shipping, and island connectivity.
Geographic Location & Access
Situated on the eastern coast of Ikaria island, Agios Kirykos offers a sheltered maritime approach with moderate navigational challenges. The port benefits from a natural harbor configuration that provides protection from prevailing Aegean winds. The surrounding topography features mountainous terrain typical of the Aegean island landscape, creating a unique maritime environment. Climate characteristics include mild Mediterranean conditions with occasional strong seasonal winds, particularly during winter months.
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
The port of Agios Kirykos features modest but functional maritime infrastructure:
– Primary berth length: Approximately 150 meters
– Maximum draft: 5.0 meters
– Cargo handling capabilities: Limited general cargo and passenger vessel operations
– Shore-based facilities: Basic cargo storage areas
– Passenger terminal with modest amenities
– Limited container handling capabilities
– Suitable for small to medium-sized regional vessels
Technical Specifications
– Maximum vessel draft: 5.0 meters
– Channel depth: Maintained at approximately 6.0 meters
– Tidal range: Minimal, typical of Mediterranean coastal environments
– Navigation aids: Standard maritime navigation markers and basic lighthouse
– Pilotage: Available for incoming vessels requiring specialized navigation assistance
– Vessel size restrictions: Primarily accommodates regional ferry and small cargo vessels
Operational Services
Port services include:
– Basic stevedoring operations
– Limited bunker fuel availability
– Fresh water supply for vessels
– Customs and immigration processing
– Basic vessel maintenance support
– Waste disposal facilities
– Emergency response capabilities
Commercial & Economic Aspects
– Port dues structured for regional maritime traffic
– Connected to local road transportation networks
– Supports local economic activities
– Facilitates inter-island transportation
– Seasonal variations in maritime traffic
– Primary economic focus: Regional cargo and passenger transportation
Strategic Importance
Agios Kirykos port represents a critical maritime infrastructure element for Ikaria island, providing:
– Essential transportation link for local communities
– Support for regional maritime commerce
– Emergency response and supply chain capabilities
– Strategic positioning in the North Aegean maritime corridor
Competitive Advantages
– Natural harbor protection
– Proximity to regional shipping routes
– Flexible operational capabilities
– Supporting local maritime ecosystem
– Potential for future infrastructure development
Cargo Suitability
Optimal for:
– Regional cargo transportation
– Passenger ferry operations
– Small commercial vessel support
– Local supply chain logistics
Operational Recommendations
Maritime professionals should note:
– Limited deep-water capabilities
– Seasonal operational variations
– Require advanced planning for complex maritime operations
– Recommend direct communication with port authorities
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