AGROPOLI

  • ITAGP
  • Latitude: 40.3526
  • Longitude: 14.9822
  • West Mediterranean
  • Port in Italy

Location: Italy

Marine Port Description and Specifications: Agropoli, Italy

Overview: Agropoli is a charming coastal town located in the province of Salerno in the Campania region of Italy. The port of Agropoli is known for its picturesque beauty, historical significance, and modern marina facilities. It's a popular destination for tourists and a significant spot for local fishermen and boating enthusiasts.

Location:

  • Coordinates: Approximately 40.3500° N latitude and 14.9833° E longitude.
  • Geographical Position: Located on the Tyrrhenian Sea coast, within the Cilento National Park area, it boasts a strategic location for maritime activities and offers scenic views of the Mediterranean.

Port Facilities:

  • Marina Di Agropoli: The main marina in Agropoli equipped to handle a variety of vessels, including leisure yachts and smaller fishing boats.
    • Berths: Around 1,200 berths available.
    • Max Length: Normally accommodates vessels up to 35 meters in length; specific provisions may be available for larger vessels upon inquiry.
    • Draft: Approximately 3 to 5 meters.
  • Quays and Piers:
    • Divided into several parts including commercial quays for loading and unloading, and recreational piers.
    • Adequate for smaller commercial fishing operations and tourism yachts.

Services:

  • Utilities: Electricity, water, fuel station, and waste disposal.
  • Maintenance and Repairs: Basic repair services available; more extensive facilities may be found in larger nearby ports.
  • Security: 24/7 surveillance and security for a safe docking experience.
  • Amenities: Shower and toilet blocks, Wi-Fi, and convenience stores.
  • Customs and Immigration: Customary facilities available for international vessels.

Navigation:

  • Entry Conditions: Well-marked entry channel with navigational aids and lighthouse signals.
  • Tidal Conditions: Tidal range in the area is generally minimal but it's advisable to check local conditions prior to entry.
  • Prevailing Winds: Typically from the northwest (Mistral wind), with occasional southerly winds.
  • Safety: Modern VHF communications with Port Authority for incoming and outgoing vessels. Contact the port on standard maritime VHF channels.

Nearby Attractions:

  • Historical Sites: The ancient town center of Agropoli with the Aragonese Castle, and the ancient site of Paestum renowned for its Greek temples.
  • Natural Beauty: Proximity to the Cilento National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its stunning natural landscapes.
  • Beaches: Pristine beaches ideal for swimming and leisure activities.

Operational Hours:

  • Typically operates year-round, with peak activity during the summer months (June to September).

Contact Information:

  • Marina Office: Available for inquiries, bookings, and assistance.
  • Port Authority: For regulations, safety information, and official maritime guidelines.

The port of Agropoli offers a mix of scenic beauty, rich history, and modern maritime facilities, making it a valuable hub for both recreational and limited commercial maritime activities.

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