AGIOKAMPOS LARISAS

• GRAGK
• Latitude: 39.6796
• Longitude: 22.8905
• East Mediterranean
• Port in Greece

Location: Larisa Thessaly Greece

Agiokampos is a coastal village in the municipality of Agia, located in the Larissa regional unit of Thessaly, Greece. It is situated along the eastern coast of Greece, on the shores of the Aegean Sea. The village is known for its picturesque landscapes, sandy beaches, and serves primarily as a tourist destination. It also features a small marina/port which caters mainly to local and tourist fishing and leisure boats.

Port Description

Location:

• Geographic Coordinates: Approximately 39.7670° N latitude and 22.9486° E longitude.
• Nearest Major City: Larissa, which is around 40 km inland.

Harbor Type:

• Type: Small Marina / Fishing Port

Port Specifications:

Facilities:

• Berths: Limited berthing space primarily designed for small to medium-sized leisure and fishing vessels.
• Depth: Generally shallow waters accommodating smaller boats rather than large commercial shipping.

Services:

• Utilities: Basic services such as water and electricity may be available for moored vessels.
• Fuel: Usually limited; visitors may need to ensure they have sufficient fuel or arrange for refueling in advance.
• Maintenance: Basic repair and maintenance services might be available; however, for extensive services, it might be necessary to visit larger ports nearby.

Operations:

• Operating Hours: Typically aligns with local business hours; though, visitor mooring can be relatively flexible.
• Navigation: Primarily VFR (Visual Flight Rules); local maritime knowledge is helpful due to the potentially shallow and rocky coastal area.

Security:

• Level of Security: Generally low; the port area relies on local law enforcement and community diligence.

Access Points:

• Road Access: Accessible via regional road networks connecting to the larger Thessalian landscape.
• Nearby Airports: The nearest major airport is Nea Anchialos National Airport (Volos), approximately 100 km away.

Navigational Aids:

• Lights and Markings: Basic navigational aids and markings; mariners should use updated nautical charts and be cautious while navigating nearshore areas.

Customs and Immigration:

• Clearance: Not a major port of entry; international visitors typically clear customs and immigration at larger ports or airports before arriving in Agiokampos.

Nearby Attractions:

• Sandy beaches and natural landscapes.
• Proximity to nearby villages and traditional Greek cultural sights.

Comments:

Agiokampos Larissas is chiefly a tourist and fishing port rather than a commercial maritime hub. It is best suited for seasonal visitors, boating enthusiasts, and local fishermen. For comprehensive port services, mariners often rely on larger nearby ports.

Visiting boaters should ensure they are well-prepared for limited services and verify local conditions and regulations. Always consider contacting local authorities or marinas for up-to-date information before planning a visit.