KAMIROS

• GRKSK
• Latitude: 36.2732
• Longitude: 27.8268
• East Mediterranean
• Port in Greece

Location: Rhodes South Aegean Greece

Marine Port Description and Specification: Kamiros, Greece

General Overview: Kamiros is a port located on the island of Rhodes, which is part of the Dodecanese archipelago in Greece. The port serves as an important maritime hub for the surrounding region, offering docking facilities for both commercial and recreational vessels. Known for its historical significance and proximity to the ancient city of Kamiros, the port is a gateway to exploring the rich cultural heritage of Rhodes island.

Location:

• Geographical Coordinates: Approx. 36.3658° N latitude, 27.9649° E longitude
• Region: Island of Rhodes, Dodecanese, Greece
• Nearest Town: Kamiros Skala

Port Specifications:

1. Facilities:

   • Berths: Several berths available for small to medium-sized vessels, suitable for commercial fishing boats, yachts, and other recreational craft.
   • Mooring Options: Various mooring arrangements including mooring buoys, quay walls, and anchorages.
   • Draft Depth: Depths may vary; typically around 4-6 meters at mooring locations. Larger vessels should verify specific berth depths in advance.
   • Docking Infrastructure: Basic infrastructure including quayside bollards, fenders, and cleats.

2. Services:

   • Fueling: Fuel stations available for refueling boats (check for specific types of fuel offered).
   • Water Supply: Freshwater connections available at berths.
   • Electricity: Shore power connections for vessels.
   • Waste Disposal: Facilities for waste and bilge water disposal.
   • Maintenance: Basic repair services and facilities may be available in the vicinity, with major repairs being conducted in larger ports like Rhodes City.

3. Amenities:

   • Provisions: Local shops and a small market nearby for essential supplies.
   • Restaurants and Cafes: Several dining options within walking distance offering local cuisine.
   • Accommodation: Various accommodation options such as hotels, guesthouses, and rental apartments around the Kamiros area.

4. Safety and Navigation:

   • Navigational Aids: Light markers and buoys present to assist with safe entry and departure from the port.
   • Tide and Current Information: Generally mild tidal ranges; however, local advice should be sought regarding currents and seasonal changes.
   • Security: Port area generally secure with patrolling local authorities; however, additional security measures may be minimal.

5. Connectivity and Transportation:

   • Road Access: Good road connectivity to other parts of Rhodes island, including the main city of Rhodes (approx. 45 km away).
   • Public Transport: Limited bus services and taxi options available.
   • Proximity to Airports: Closest major airport is Rhodes International Airport (Diagoras), about 25 km from the port.

6. Tourism and Points of Interest:

   • Ancient Kamiros: A significant archaeological site, featuring ruins from the Hellenistic period.
   • Beaches: Nearby beaches for recreation and relaxation.
   • Historical Sites: Other historical landmarks and cultural sites on Rhodes island.

Remarks: Kamiros port is ideal for small to mid-sized vessels and those seeking to explore the cultural heritage and natural beauty of Rhodes. Mariners should check local notices for updated port conditions and available services prior to arrival.