KRISTIANOPEL

• SEKRL
• Latitude: 56.2565
• Longitude: 16.0438
• Baltic Sea
• Marina in Sweden

Location: Kristianopel Blekinge 37045 Sweden

Phone number: +46 480 45 30 30

Web-site: http://www.kristianopelport.se

Kristianopel is a small, picturesque coastal village and port situated in the southeastern region of Sweden, along the Baltic Sea. This locality is known more for its historical charm and scenic beauty than for being a major commercial marine hub.

Description:

• Location: Kristianopel is located in the Blekinge County, within the Kalmar Municipality. It lies along the Baltic Sea, offering serene waters and a quaint environment. The coordinates for Kristianopel are approximately 56.3387° N latitude and 16.0470° E longitude.

• Historical Significance: Kristianopel has a rich history dating back to the early 17th century when it was founded by the Danish King Christian IV. It retains a medieval atmosphere, with remnants of old fortifications and historic buildings.

• Tourism: The port and village attract tourists who are interested in history, sailing, and relaxing by the sea. The marina is typically bustling with leisure boats, especially during the summer months.

Specifications:

• Type of Port: Kristianopel is primarily a recreational marina rather than a commercial or industrial port. It caters to pleasure boats and yachts.

• Mooring Facilities: The marina provides docking facilities for small to medium-sized vessels. The infrastructure is designed to accommodate leisure sailing rather than large shipping operations.

• Water Depth: The marina has moderate depths suitable for smaller vessels. The specific depths at various mooring spots can range from approximately 2 to 4 meters, making it accessible for most leisure craft.

• Services Available:

  • Docking and Mooring: Facilities for short-term and long-term docking.
  • Fuel: Some basic refueling options may be available within proximity, though extensive fuel services are limited.
  • Maintenance: Basic maintenance and repair services for boats; more extensive repairs would need to be handled in larger nearby ports.
  • Amenities: Yachtsmen can enjoy amenities such as showers, toilets, and freshwater supplies.

• Accessibility: Kristianopel is accessible by road, and it has connections to nearby towns and cities. Visitors often drive or sail into Kristianopel for short visits or mooring.

• Navigation: Mariners should be aware of the shallow areas and be on the lookout for local navigational aids. Detailed navigation charts for the Baltic Sea region would be useful for safe entry and docking.

• Regulations: Like many marinas in Sweden, Kristianopel adheres to local maritime regulations that promote safety and environmental sustainability. Visitors are expected to comply with all local guidelines regarding mooring, waste disposal, and noise control.

Nearby Attractions:

• Medieval fortress remnants.
• Beautiful town squares and historical streets.
• Proximity to other small coastal towns and natural landscapes.

Note: While traditionally it has not been a heavy industrial or commercial port, its charm as a historical site and a modern leisure marina makes it a unique and delightful destination for boating enthusiasts and tourists alike.