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Port Overview
Antipaxos is a small yet strategically positioned maritime location in the Ionian Sea, situated within the Greek archipelago. Despite its modest size, the port serves as a critical maritime point for local maritime operations, offering unique navigational characteristics for smaller vessels operating in the region. Located in the southern Ionian Islands, Antipaxos provides a specialized maritime service environment with distinct operational advantages for regional maritime traffic.
Geographic Location & Access
Precisely positioned at coordinates 39.1535°N, 20.233°E, Antipaxos presents a challenging yet intriguing maritime approach. The port is characterized by its compact geographical footprint within the Ionian Islands, offering limited but strategic maritime access. Natural coastal topography creates a sheltered maritime environment, with moderate protection from prevailing Mediterranean wind patterns. Seasonal maritime conditions include mild summers and moderate winter maritime conditions, typically presenting navigational challenges during occasional winter storm systems.
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
Infrastructure at Antipaxos is primarily designed for smaller maritime operations, with limited but functional cargo handling capabilities. The port features:
– Single multi-purpose berth
– Minimal container handling infrastructure
– Basic maritime support facilities
– Limited storage and warehousing capabilities
– Rudimentary cargo transfer equipment
Technical Specifications
Critical technical parameters include:
– Maximum draft: 5.0 meters
– Channel depth: Approximately 4.5-5.2 meters
– Tidal range: Minimal (0.3-0.5 meters)
– Vessel size restrictions: Predominantly suitable for small coastal vessels
– Navigation challenges: Require precise maneuvering due to limited approach space
Operational Services
Available maritime services include:
– Basic stevedoring operations
– Limited bunkering capabilities
– Emergency maritime support
– Rudimentary vessel maintenance services
– Basic customs and clearance procedures
– Local maritime agency support
Commercial & Economic Aspects
Commercial characteristics include:
– Primarily serving local maritime and fishing industries
– Limited international commercial maritime traffic
– Minimal intermodal transportation connections
– Local economic significance focused on regional maritime activities
– Seasonal operational variations
Strategic Importance
Strategic considerations for Antipaxos include:
– Niche maritime service provider in the Ionian region
– Supporting local maritime economic activities
– Potential development for specialized maritime operations
– Limited but strategically positioned maritime access point
– Complementary role in regional maritime infrastructure
Operational Recommendations
For maritime professionals considering Antipaxos:
– Recommended for smaller vessels (under 1,000 DWT)
– Requires precise navigation and local maritime expertise
– Best suited for regional coastal and fishing vessel operations
– Limited infrastructure for large-scale commercial maritime activities
– Seasonal operational considerations essential
Conclusion
Antipaxos represents a specialized, small-scale maritime facility with unique operational characteristics. While not a major commercial port, it provides critical maritime services for local and regional maritime activities. Vessels and operators should carefully assess specific operational requirements and limitations before planning maritime engagements at this location.
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