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Port Overview
Tinos Port (GRTIN) is a strategically positioned maritime facility located in the Cyclades archipelago of Greece, serving as a critical maritime infrastructure in the Aegean Sea. Situated on the island of Tinos, this port plays a significant role in supporting local maritime commerce, tourism, and regional transportation networks within the Greek island system.
Geographic Location & Access
Precisely positioned at coordinates 37.5363°N, 25.1574°E, Tinos Port offers a unique maritime gateway in the central Aegean region. The port is characterized by its sheltered location within the Cyclades, providing natural protection from prevailing maritime conditions. The approach channels are relatively straightforward, with moderate navigational complexity typical of island ports in the Greek archipelago.
The local climate is characterized by Mediterranean maritime conditions, featuring mild winters and warm summers with occasional strong seasonal winds (meltemi) that can impact maritime operations. Navigators should exercise caution during summer wind periods, which can create challenging approach conditions.
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
Tinos Port features a compact but functional maritime infrastructure designed to accommodate various vessel types and cargo requirements:
– Primary Berth Configuration: Multiple berthing positions suitable for medium-sized vessels
– Typical Vessel Accommodations: Passenger ferries, small commercial vessels, and local maritime traffic
– Cargo Handling Capabilities: Limited general cargo handling facilities
– Storage Facilities: Basic warehousing and storage infrastructure
– Passenger Terminal: Equipped to support local and regional ferry services
Technical Specifications
Key technical parameters for maritime professionals:
– Maximum Draft: 50 meters
– Channel Depth: Approximately 8-10 meters
– Tidal Range: Minimal (typical Mediterranean tidal characteristics)
– Navigational Restrictions: Some limitations due to island port configuration
– Pilotage: Recommended for larger vessels unfamiliar with local conditions
Operational Services
Available port services include:
– Basic stevedoring operations
– Passenger handling facilities
– Limited bunkering services
– Emergency maritime support
– Customs and immigration processing
– Basic vessel maintenance support
Commercial & Economic Aspects
Tinos Port serves multiple economic functions:
– Primary Role: Regional transportation hub
– Key Economic Contributions:
– Support for local maritime commerce
– Tourism infrastructure
– Inter-island transportation network
– Connectivity: Ferry routes to major Cycladic islands
– Transport Links: Road connections to local infrastructure
Strategic Importance
The port’s strategic significance lies in its:
– Critical role in Cycladic island transportation
– Support for local maritime economic activities
– Contribution to regional tourism infrastructure
– Potential for future maritime development
Competitive Advantages
– Sheltered geographical position
– Proximity to major Aegean shipping routes
– Supportive local maritime infrastructure
– Potential for specialized maritime services
Cargo and Vessel Suitability
Recommended for:
– Passenger ferries
– Small to medium commercial vessels
– Local maritime supply chains
– Tourism-related maritime traffic
Operational Recommendations
Maritime professionals should:
– Confirm
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