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Port Overview
Agios Onoufrios Anch is a strategic maritime facility located on the northwestern coast of Crete, Greece, positioned within the Mediterranean’s critical maritime corridor. Situated in the Region of Chania, this port serves as an important maritime infrastructure point for local and regional maritime operations, offering strategic access to the Aegean and Mediterranean shipping routes.
Geographic Location & Access
Precisely positioned at coordinates 35.5606°N, 24.0476°E, Agios Onoufrios Anch benefits from a sheltered coastal location with excellent natural harbor characteristics. The port is situated in a protected bay area, providing natural protection from prevailing maritime winds and offering stable approach conditions. The surrounding coastal topography provides natural breakwater effects, enhancing navigational safety and operational reliability.
The local climate is characterized by Mediterranean maritime conditions, featuring mild winters and warm summers, with moderate wind patterns that generally support smooth maritime operations. Average annual temperatures range between 15-28°C, with minimal extreme weather disruptions.
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
While a smaller regional port, Agios Onoufrios Anch offers essential maritime infrastructure:
– Berth Configuration: Limited but functional berthing capabilities
– Maximum Draft: 50 meters, accommodating medium to large maritime vessels
– Cargo Handling: Basic general cargo and limited specialized handling capabilities
– Storage Facilities: Modest warehousing and open storage areas
– Equipment: Basic cargo handling machinery and transfer equipment
Technical Specifications
Key technical parameters include:
– Maximum Vessel Draft: 50 meters
– Channel Depth: Approximately 40-45 meters
– Tidal Range: Minimal, typically less than 0.5 meters
– Navigation Aids: Standard maritime navigation markers and lighting systems
– Pilotage: Recommended for vessels unfamiliar with local maritime conditions
Operational Services
Available operational services include:
– Basic stevedoring and cargo transfer services
– Limited bunker fuel supply
– Fresh water provisions
– Basic vessel maintenance support
– Customs clearance facilities
– Standard maritime security protocols
Commercial & Economic Aspects
Commercial offerings:
– Competitive port dues structure
– Connection to regional road networks
– Support for local maritime and fishing industries
– Potential for small-scale commercial and fishing vessel operations
Strategic Importance
Agios Onoufrios Anch represents a niche maritime facility with strategic regional significance. While not a major international container or commercial port, it provides critical infrastructure for:
– Local maritime economic support
– Fishing industry logistics
– Regional transportation connectivity
– Potential emergency maritime support
– Small-scale commercial vessel operations
Competitive Advantages
– Protected natural harbor location
– Flexible draft accommodations
– Strategic Cretan coastal positioning
– Supportive local maritime infrastructure
– Potential for specialized maritime services
Recommendations for Maritime Professionals
Recommended for:
– Regional maritime operators
– Small to medium commercial vessels
– Fishing industry logistics
– Local and regional maritime support operations
Conclusion: Agios Onoufrios Anch offers a functional maritime facility with strategic regional
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