AIRISTO STORMAELOE
- Latitude: 60.2511
- Longitude: 22.1111
- Baltic Sea
- Marina in Finland
Location: Airisto Stormälö 21600 Finland
Airisto Stormälö is a notable marine port in Finland. Situated in the Archipelago Sea, part of the Baltic Sea, this port primarily serves recreational and potentially small-scale commercial traffic. Here are the general descriptions and specifications for the port:
Geographic Location
- Country: Finland
- Region: Archipelago Sea, Baltic Sea
- Proximity: Close to the town of Parainen (Pargas) and the city of Turku.
Port Specifications
Navigational Information:
- Coordinates: Approximately 60.2167° N latitude and 21.8333° E longitude.
- Approach: Vessels approaching Airisto Stormälö typically navigate through well-marked channels in the Archipelago Sea. Local maritime pilotage may be available or required depending on vessel size and regulations.
- Water Depths:
- Entrance Channel: Variable depths, but generally safe for small to medium-sized vessels.
- Berth Depths: Suitable for recreational vessels up to moderate draft depths; specifics should be checked via local marine charts or port authority.
Facilities and Amenities:
- Docks and Moorings: Equipped with docks that can accommodate yachts and smaller commercial vessels.
- Marina Services:
- Fueling stations.
- Freshwater supply.
- Power hookups (shore power).
- Waste disposal facilities.
- Restrooms and showers.
- Repair and Maintenance: Basic services such as minor repairs and maintenance facilities might be available. More extensive repair facilities are likely found in nearby Turku.
- Security: Standard maritime safety and security measures in effect. Visitors should expect to follow Finnish and EU maritime regulations.
Cargo and Commercial Activity:
- The port primarily serves as a marina rather than a major commercial cargo port.
- Limited commercial fishing and tourism activities may utilize the port facilities.
Environmental Considerations:
- Located within the environmentally sensitive archipelago, the port follows stringent environmental guidelines to protect the unique marine ecosystem.
- Waste management and eco-friendly operations are standard practices.
Access and Transport Links:
- Road Access: Connected to the mainland via bridge and ferry services.
- Nearest Major City: Turku, approximately 20 kilometers away, provides access to broader transportation networks including rail, road, and air.
Key Points for Mariners
- Pilotage: Recommended for unfamiliar mariners due to the navigational complexities of the archipelago.
- Weather: Keep updated on local weather conditions as this area can experience significant seasonal changes.
Usage
- Primary Uses: Recreational boating, small-scale commercial activities, tourism.
- Secondary Uses: Potential emergency shelter, local fishermen dockings.
For the most accurate and specific information, mariners should consult the latest nautical charts, port authority announcements, and Finland’s official maritime guidelines.
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