BURGSVIK

  • SEBUV
  • Latitude: 57.0336
  • Longitude: 18.2592
  • Baltic Sea
  • Marina in Sweden

Location: Sweden

Port Description and Specifications: Burgsvik, Sweden

Location:

  • Geographical Coordinates: Latitude: Approximately 57.0200° N, Longitude: Approximately 18.2833° E
  • Region: Situated on the southern coast of the Swedish island of Gotland, in the Baltic Sea.

General Information:

  • Country: Sweden
  • Island: Gotland
  • Port Type: Small commercial and fishing port
  • Operational Status: Active, though relatively small in capacity.

Port Facilities:

  • Berths: Limited number of berths suitable for small to medium-sized vessels, including fishing boats, leisure craft, and small cargo ships.
  • Draft Depth: Variable, typically shallow to medium. Specific depth information should be verified with local port authorities.
  • Cargo Handling: Basic facilities are available, primarily supporting local trade, fisheries, and potentially seasonal tourism-related cargo.
  • Shipyard Services: Limited to small repairs and maintenance; not a major ship repair facility.
  • Storage: Some warehousing and open storage areas; primarily used for fisheries and local trade goods.

Navigation and Approach:

  • Access Channel: Approach through the Baltic Sea, with caution advised due to potential shallow areas; navigation charts and pilotage information are recommended.
  • Tidal Range: Low to moderate tidal variations typical of the Baltic Sea; specific information can be obtained from local maritime authorities.
  • Weather Conditions: Influenced by the Baltic Sea climate, with typically mild summers and cold winters. Sea conditions can be variable, with potential for ice in winter months.

Services and Amenities:

  • Lighthouse/Beacons: Navigational aids are present; specific locations should be confirmed with updated maritime navigation resources.
  • Fueling: Limited fuel bunkering facilities, primarily available for local and visiting small vessels.
  • Water Supply: Freshwater supply available for vessels; may require prior arrangement.
  • Provisions and Supplies: Basic supplies for vessels may be sourced locally; larger provisioning needs would likely require arrangements from the mainland or larger ports on Gotland.
  • Communication: Reliable communication channels available; VHF radio communication with port authorities recommended.
  • Emergency Services: Basic emergency services available; nearest comprehensive medical and emergency facilities are located in Visby, the main town on Gotland.

Key Considerations:

  • Port Authority: Managed by local administrative bodies; specific contact details should be obtained for detailed port operations and regulations.
  • Environmental Regulations: Compliance with Swedish and European Union maritime and environmental regulations is required.

Significance: Burgsvik serves as an important local port supporting the southern part of Gotland, with a focus on fisheries, local trade, and tourism-related activities. It provides essential maritime infrastructure for the local community and visiting vessels within its capacity.

For up-to-date and detailed information, it is advisable to contact the local port authority or visit their official website if available.

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