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Port Overview
Agios Georgios is a strategically positioned maritime facility located on the northwestern coast of Corfu Island in Greece, serving as a critical maritime infrastructure in the Ionian Sea. While primarily a smaller regional port, it plays a significant role in local maritime operations, supporting regional trade, tourism, and coastal shipping activities in the Ionian archipelago.
Geographic Location & Access
Precisely situated at coordinates 39.4261°N, 19.9448°E, Agios Georgios offers a sheltered maritime approach within the natural protection of Corfu’s coastal geography. The port benefits from a moderate Mediterranean climate characterized by mild winters and warm summers, providing relatively stable maritime operating conditions. Its positioning offers natural protection from prevailing maritime winds, with minimal navigational challenges during typical seasonal conditions.
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
The port of Agios Georgios features modest but functional maritime infrastructure designed to accommodate regional maritime traffic. Key infrastructure elements include:
– Limited berthing capacity suitable for small to medium-sized vessels
– Shallow draft capabilities, primarily supporting coastal and local maritime operations
– Basic cargo handling equipment for general maritime logistics
– Minimal container handling capabilities
– Rudimentary storage and warehousing facilities
– Support for local fishing and small commercial maritime activities
Technical Specifications
Technical port characteristics include:
– Maximum draft: 5.0 meters
– Limited channel depths requiring careful navigation
– Minimal tidal variations typical of Mediterranean coastal environments
– Basic navigational aids and markers
– Recommended pilotage services for unfamiliar vessels
– Limited but functional marine support infrastructure
Operational Services
Available operational services include:
– Basic stevedoring and cargo handling capabilities
– Limited bunker fuel availability
– Fresh water provisioning for smaller vessels
– Elementary ship maintenance support
– Basic waste disposal facilities
– Standard customs and port authority procedures
– Support for local maritime and fishing operations
Commercial & Economic Aspects
Commercial characteristics of Agios Georgios include:
– Modest port dues structure
– Limited intermodal transportation connections
– Primarily supporting local and regional maritime economic activities
– Complementary role in Corfu’s maritime ecosystem
– Potential for small-scale tourism and coastal shipping services
Strategic Importance
While not a major international maritime hub, Agios Georgios serves critical regional functions:
– Supporting local maritime economic activities
– Facilitating coastal shipping and fishing operations
– Providing essential maritime infrastructure for Corfu’s northwestern region
– Offering strategic maritime access for smaller vessels
– Contributing to local maritime logistics and transportation networks
Conclusion
Agios Georgios represents a specialized, locally-focused maritime facility optimized for regional maritime operations. Its strategic location, modest infrastructure, and supportive maritime environment make it suitable for coastal shipping, local commercial activities, and supporting Corfu’s maritime economic ecosystem.
Recommended for: Local maritime operators, regional shipping companies, coastal logistics providers, and vessels requiring regional maritime support in the Ionian Sea area.
Note: Due to the port’s smaller scale, detailed international maritime logistics capabilities are limited. Operators should conduct thorough pre-arrival assessments and coordinate closely with local port authorities.
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