KLIMA
- GRKLI
- Latitude: 39.1382
- Longitude: 23.6436
- East Mediterranean
- Port in Greece
Location: Klima Milos Island 84800 Greece
Klima is a picturesque fishing village located on the island of Milos in Greece, known for its traditional Syrmata (colorfully painted boathouses). This site provides a charming and scenic view of the Aegean Sea amid the background of whitewashed buildings, steep cliffs, and vibrant cultural history.
Port Description
Location:
- Island: Milos
- Country: Greece
- Coordinates: Approximately 36.6962° N latitude, 24.4140° E longitude
- Body of Water: Aegean Sea
General Overview:
Klima is relatively small and often regarded as more of a shelter for fishing boats and yachts rather than a large commercial marine port. Given its size and scope, it does not operate with the same functionality as major industrial ports but has essential amenities for local and visiting vessels.
Specifications
Infrastructure:
- Type of Port: Small, Village Port
- Wharf/Pier: Limited docking space suitable mainly for small boats and yachts.
- Facilities: Basic amenities including a few tavernas and accommodations nearby, but no extensive industrial or shipping facilities.
Depth:
- Entrance Channel Depth: Generally shallow, most suitable for small vessels.
- Docking Depth: Varies but typically shallow, appropriate for smaller boats.
Navigation:
- Tide & Current: Mild tidal variations typical for the Aegean Sea. Local currents are generally not strong but may require navigational caution due to shallow waters.
- Navigational Aids: Limited, relying mostly on natural coastal markers and local expertise.
Services:
- Fuel: Limited; visitors are advised to arrange fueling at larger, neighboring ports.
- Provisions: Basic supplies available locally; for extensive needs, travelers may visit the main town of Adamas.
- Repairs: Minor repair services might be available, but major repairs would require travel to a more equipped port.
Accessibility:
- By Air: Nearest airport is Milos Island National Airport (approximately 10 km away).
- By Sea: Accessible by small personal and commercial vessels, with larger ferries generally docking at Adamas.
Attractions:
- Historical Sites: Nearby ancient catacombs and the famous Venus de Milo statue's discovery site.
- Scenery: Known for its stunning sunsets and traditional Cycladic architecture.
- Recreational Activities: Fishing, boating, and cultural tours.
Considerations:
Due to its limited facilities and shallow waters, Klima is best suited for small boats and yachts rather than commercial shipping. It’s a delightful spot for tourists seeking a peaceful and picturesque mooring place. For commercial activities or extensive provisioning, nearby Adamas Port offers more comprehensive services.
Overall, Klima is an enchanting and iconic part of Milos, encapsulating the charm of Greek island life with its serene waters and colorful waterfront.
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