ANTIPAROS

• GRANP
• Latitude: 37.0412
• Longitude: 25.0861
• East Mediterranean
• Port in Greece

Location: Antiparos South Aegean Greece

Phone number: +30 2284 061000

Web-site: URL_to_website_of_Port_of_Antiparos

Antiparos is a small island in the Cyclades group in the Aegean Sea, close to the larger island of Paros. While Antiparos is a charming and picturesque island, its marine port facilities are relatively modest compared to larger and busier ports in Greece like Piraeus or Thessaloniki. Here’s a description and some specifications for the port of Antiparos:

General Information:

• Location: Cyclades, Greece.
• Coordinates: Approximately 36.9842° N latitude, 25.0811° E longitude.
• Nearby Islands: Paros, Naxos, Syros, and others in the Cyclades.

Port Facilities and Specifications:

1. Type of Port: Small harbor primarily serving fishing boats, local ferries, and yacht tourism. It’s not a major commercial port.
2. Harbor Size: Small to medium, accommodating mostly small to medium-sized vessels.
3. Depth: The depth at the port varies, but it generally ranges from 2 to 4 meters. Yachts and smaller boats can dock safely, but larger vessels may have difficulties.
4. Berthing Options:
   • Limited berths are available primarily for local ferries, fishing boats, and private yachts.
   • Quay walls and pontoons may be present for mooring.
5. Services:
   • Basic amenities such as water and electricity may be available, but advanced marina services found in more developed ports are limited.
   • Refueling options are generally not available in Antiparos itself; vessels may need to go to Paros for refueling and other advanced services.
   • In terms of yacht services, some basic repairs and maintenance facilities might be accessible.
6. Navigation:
   • Entrance to the port requires careful navigation due to shallow areas and occasionally strong winds typical in the Cyclades.
   • Night-time navigation should be done with caution due to limited lighting.
7. Accommodation for Ferry Services:
   • The port handles local ferry services to and from Paros, which is just a short 10-minute ferry ride away. These ferries primarily carry passengers, vehicles, and limited cargo.
8. Amenities for Visitors:
   • Within walking distance from the port, visitors can find a range of amenities, including restaurants, cafes, shops, and rental services for cars or scooters.
   • Basic sanitary facilities may be available near the port area, but more comprehensive facilities would be found in the town center.
9. Activities:
   • The port area and town are popular for their picturesque settings, charming architecture, and vibrant local culture.

Surrounding Area:

• Attractions: Antiparos is known for its beautiful sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters, and the famous Antiparos Cave.
• Accommodation: There are various lodging options ranging from budget accommodations to more luxurious choices.
• Transportation: The island is small and can be explored easily by foot, bicycle, or scooter.

Antiparos offers a serene and scenic port experience, ideal for those seeking a quieter boating destination with easy access to the vibrant island life and natural beauty of the Cyclades.