ARKEL

  • NLARK
  • Latitude: 51.8694
  • Longitude: 4.9924
  • Inland, Europe
  • Port in Netherlands

Location: ARKEL Netherlands

ARKEL Marine Port, Netherlands

Overview: Arkel is a small village in the province of South Holland, Netherlands. While Arkel itself is not widely known for a major seaport, it could have local marinas and small-scale port facilities typical of Dutch waterways. Given that the Netherlands has an extensive network of canals and rivers, even small communities often have some form of port or marina primarily for local, recreational, or small commercial use.

Location:

  • Province: South Holland, Netherlands
  • Latitude: Approximately 51.8667° N
  • Longitude: Approximately 4.9833° E

Local Waterways:

  • The Arkel boats can navigate through waterways such as the Merwede Canal.
  • Proximity to larger waterways connects Arkel to major routes for local and regional transport.

Facilities:

  • Marinas: Likely small-scale marinas for personal and recreational boats.
  • Cargo Handling: Any cargo facilities would cater to small-scale operations, given the village's size.
  • Docking: Limited docking facilities, primarily aimed at local and recreational boats rather than large commercial vessels.
  • Repair and Maintenance: Basic services might be available for smaller boats and yachts.
  • Storage: Limited storage options, focused on small-scale needs.

Access and Connectivity:

  • Road: Accessible by the local road network connecting to major Dutch highways.
  • Water: Navigation primarily through the Merwede Canal with connections to larger waterways.
  • Rail: Arkel has a local railway station providing adequate connectivity within the region.

Local Economy:

  • The local economy is typically diversified between agriculture, small manufacturing, and recreational boating.

Noteworthy Points:

  • Heritage: Arkel’s history as a village adds a heritage charm, though it’s not a major commercial port.
  • Surrounding Ports: Proximity to larger ports like Rotterdam may offer supplementary services and broader access to major maritime routes.

Visitation:

  • Tourism: The area may attract tourists interested in Dutch village life, boating, and local history.
  • Accommodations: Limited accommodations geared towards local tourists and recreational boaters.

Regulations and Management:

  • Managed by local authorities adhering to Dutch maritime regulations.
  • Part of the extensive and well-regulated network of Dutch waterways.

Given the specifics, if you're seeking major port services, facilities nearby in Rotterdam or Dordrecht would be more relevant. Arkel’s role is supportive within the local network of Dutch inland waterways. For detailed inquiries, contacting local municipality offices or regional water authorities will yield more precise and current information.

Vessels in the port

Flag Name Type Destination Date/Time
CETUS Pleasure 4/23/2025
RAPIDE Pleasure 4/23/2025
CONTO-MIO Cargo 4/22/2025
BIEZENPOL Dredging HEUKELUM 4/16/2025
FIAT VOLUNTAS Cargo 000000 4/16/2025
PRINSLANDER Pleasure LEIDEN 4/12/2025
HANS Pleasure 4/10/2025
SCHEDIR Pleasure WOUDSEND 4/10/2025
LAVERNA Cargo 4/9/2025
TERRA NOVA Other 4/8/2025
DE MARACHE Passenger HEERWAARDEN 4/8/2025
MAX Towing/Tug AMSTERDAM 4/7/2025
DONGE Cargo ZUILICHEM 4/7/2025
GESINA baycraft 4/6/2025
CASA SEGUNDA Pleasure 4/5/2025
BOKITO Pleasure 4/5/2025
KOMEET Sailing 4/4/2025
JAN Cargo MERTERT 4/4/2025
WAAL Other ZUILICHEM 4/4/2025
MAJESTEIT Pleasure 4/4/2025

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