KRAGERO
- NOKRA
- Latitude: 58.8685
- Longitude: 9.4152
- Norwegian Coast
- Port in Norway
Location: Kragerø Vestfold og Telemark 3770 Norway
Kragerø is a coastal town and municipality in Telemark county, Norway, known for its picturesque archipelago, quaint charm, and rich maritime history. Here is a general description and specifications regarding the marine port facilities in Kragerø:
General Overview:
- Location: Kragerø is situated on the southeastern coast of Norway. It is approximately 220 kilometers southwest of Oslo.
- Geographical Coordinates: Latitude 58.8705° N, Longitude 9.4111° E.
- Accessibility: The port is accessible via the Skagerrak strait, making it a strategic location for maritime activities.
Port Description:
- Port Authority: The local municipality manages the Kragerø port, ensuring both commercial and recreational maritime activities are well-facilitated.
- Port Type: Mixed-use port, catering to fishing, recreational boating, and limited commercial shipping.
- Size and Layout: The port area is relatively compact, reflecting the town's charm, with modern docking facilities blended with traditional wharfs and piers.
Specifications:
Berths and Moorings:
- Number of Berths: Multiple berths available, including transient docks for visiting vessels.
- Length and Draft: Specific berth lengths and drafts can vary; typically accommodate vessels of moderate size. For exact dimensions, it is advisable to contact the local port authority.
- Mooring Facilities: Floating pontoons and fixed docks.
Navigational Aids:
- Lighthouses: Nearby coastal lighthouses aid navigation.
- Buoys and Markers: Adequate buoyage and markers are present to assist in safe entry and navigation within port waters.
- Charts: Up-to-date nautical charts are available for safe navigation.
Services:
- Fueling Stations: Available for diesel and petrol for various vessel types.
- Water Supply: Freshwater is available at several docking points.
- Repairs and Maintenance: Basic repair facilities and maintenance services are available. For major repairs, it is advised to consult local maritime service providers.
- Waste Disposal: Organized waste disposal system in place, including pump-out stations for bilge water and sewage.
Cargo Handling:
- Facilities: Limited cargo handling facilities that cater to local and regional commercial needs.
- Storage: Short-term storage solutions for cargo, including outdoor storage areas.
Security and Safety:
- Monitoring: 24/7 surveillance and security patrols to ensure safety.
- Rescue Services: Access to local maritime rescue services and emergency response units.
Recreational Amenities:
- Passenger Facilities: Terminals and amenities for passenger ferries and leisure boats.
- Shops and Restaurants: Several dining and retail options within walking distance of the port.
- Tourist Activities: Popular for sailing, fishing, and exploring the surrounding archipelago.
Additional Information:
- Customs and Immigration: Custom services are generally available; however, confirm with port authority for international arrivals.
- Booking and Reservations: Pre-booking of berths can be done, particularly advisable in peak tourist seasons.
- Environmental Considerations: There is a strong focus on maintaining environmental sustainability, with specific guidelines to minimize ecological impact.
Contact Information:
- Port Authority: Kragerø Kommune (Municipality)
- Phone: (+47) local port authority contact number.
- Email: [Local port authority email]
- Website: [Kragerø municipality official website]
For precise information regarding berth specifications, navigation, and available services, contacting the port authority directly is recommended.
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Vessels in the port
Flag | Name | Type | Destination | Date/Time |
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TUG WOLF | baycraft | PORSGRUNN | 04:56:08 | |
SALTSTEIN | Cargo | 04:24:49 | ||
TUG BAUGE | Towing/Tug | KRAGERO | 02:23:25 | |
KRAGERO | Passenger | KRAGERO | 01:56:39 | |
EVIS | Towing/Tug | KIRKENES ISBYTING | 01:56:10 | |
JOMFRULAND | Passenger | KRAGERO | 01:25:29 | |
GAMLE KRAGERO | Passenger | 01:24:16 | ||
RESCUE UNI KRAGEROE | Port | KRAGERO | 12:55:52 | |
TRISET | Towing/Tug | KRAGERO | 12:54:02 | |
JESPER | Passenger | 12:22:58 | ||
RUTINA | Other | KRAGERO SKJERGARD | 1/10/2025 | |
TAXIBATEN LANGOY 2 | Passenger | 1/2/2025 | ||
TAXIBATEN AUR | Other | 12/27/2024 |