LOUTSA
- GRTEM
- Latitude: 37.974
- Longitude: 24.0116
- East Mediterranean
- Marina in Greece
Location: Greece
Port Name: Loutsa (also known as Artemida)
Location:
- Geographical Coordinates: Approximately 37.9673° N latitude and 24.0888° E longitude
- Country: Greece
- Region: East Attica
- Nearest Major City: Athens (around 25 kilometers to the west)
- Access: Loutsa/Artemida is situated along the eastern coast of Attica, facing the Aegean Sea.
General Overview:
- Type of Port: Small marina and fishing port
- Usage: Primarily caters to local fishing vessels, recreational boats, and small private yachts. It also serves as a docking point for local tourism-related activities.
- Weather Conditions: The port area experiences typical Mediterranean weather with hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. The Aegean Sea can be prone to the "Meltemi" winds, particularly in the summer months, which can affect sailing conditions.
Facilities & Services:
- Berthing: The marina and port offer limited berthing options, usually more suited to smaller vessels due to the size and depth constraints.
- Water & Electricity: Basic amenities like water supply and electricity may be available for some berths.
- Fuel: Fuel services may be limited; nearby ports or fuel stations should be considered.
- Waste Disposal: There are likely basic waste disposal services, but they may be limited compared to larger ports.
- Security: The level of security is generally basic, typical of small marinas, with a community-oriented monitoring more than extensive port security measures.
- Repairs and Maintenance: Basic repair services for small boats may be available, but for extensive repairs, owners might need to seek services in bigger nearby ports or marinas.
Navigational Aspects:
- Approach and Entry: Entry to the port may require careful navigation due to its size and any shallow areas. Pilots or local sailing guides familiar with the specific waters of Loutsa/Artemida should be consulted.
- Depth: Depth availability may limit the size of vessels that can safely operate in the port. Generally more suitable for smaller and shallower draft boats.
- Mooring: Mooring options typically include anchor, dock, or slip depending on the specific arrangements.
Local Area:
- Amenities: The town of Loutsa/Artemida offers various amenities including restaurants, cafes, shops, and local markets.
- Tourism: The area is known for its beaches, making it a popular spot for both locals and tourists. There are additional connectivity options for exploring the region or heading into Athens.
- Transport: Road access connects it to the broader Attica region. Public transportation options, such as buses, are available to travel into Athens or nearby localities.
Possible Hazards:
- Weather: The Meltemi winds can create challenging conditions for small vessels.
- Navigation: Mariners should be cautious of possible shallow areas and ensure that they have up-to-date charts and local knowledge for navigation.
Regulations:
- Regulations and formalities will be in line with Greek maritime and port authority guidelines. It’s advisable to check with local authorities for any specific requirements or protocols for arrivals, particularly for foreign vessels.
Contact Information:
- Specific contact information such as the port authority office or marina management should be obtained in advance for any specific requirements or detailed inquiries.
Note: Information might be subject to change and should always be confirmed with local sources or port authorities before planning a visit or voyage to the port of Loutsa/Artemida.
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