OMBO SKIBAVIGA
- Latitude: 59.2526
- Longitude: 6.09718
- Norwegian Coast
- Port in Norway
Location: Ombo Norway
OMBO SKIBAVIGA Marine Port, Norway
Location and Coordinates:
- Latitude: Approximately 59.1866° N
- Longitude: Approximately 5.9064° E
- Geographic Position: Situated on the island of Ombo, which is part of Norway's rugged southwestern coastline. Provides strategic access to the North Sea.
Facility Overview:
- Type of Port: Primarily caters to various categories, including cargo handling, fishing vessels, and possibly local ferries. It may also accommodate specific tourism-related activities, given its scenic location.
- Managing Authority: Likely managed by a regional port authority, ensuring adherence to Norway’s stringent maritime and environmental regulations.
Infrastructure:
- Berths: Multiple berths are available for different vessel sizes. Details on the maximum vessel size, draft, and cargo types would typically be provided by port authorities.
- Docks and Piers: Modern docking facilities with provisions for safe mooring, loading, and unloading. Potential tie-up for vessels includes bollards and fender systems.
- Storage Facilities: Warehouses and open storage areas may exist for various types of cargo - dry, refrigerated, and hazardous materials depending on port specifications.
- Cranes and Machinery: Port likely equipped with standard cargo handling equipment such as mobile cranes and forklifts to manage loading/unloading operations efficiently.
Services:
- Customs and Immigration: Facilities available for customs clearance for both the entry and exit of goods and passengers.
- Piloting and Tug Services: Essential services for navigation, including piloting for safe passage through coastal waters, and tugboats for docking maneuvers.
- Bunkering: Provision of fuel and other necessary supplies to vessels.
Accessibility:
- Navigational Aids: Lighthouse, buoys, and electronic aids (such as radar beacons) ensuring safe navigation into and out of the port.
- Water Depth and Tidal Information: Depths at berth and approaches accommodate a range of vessels. Tidal variation data crucial for navigation and docking.
- Road and Rail Links: Connectivity to mainland Norway via road bridges and ferry services; rail links may be less likely on an island port.
Environmental and Safety Regulations:
- Eco-friendly Practices: Compliance with national and EU-wide standards for environmental protection, waste management, and pollution control.
- Safety Protocols: Adhering to international maritime safety conventions, frequent inspections, and emergency response plans in place.
Economic and Strategic Importance:
- Trade and Commerce: Plays a critical role in regional trade, supporting the local economy by facilitating the import/export of goods.
- Community Impact: Fundamental to the livelihoos of the island's residents, providing employment and contributing to regional development.
Additional Facilities:
- Repair and Maintenance: Basic repair services available, possibly extending to comprehensive maintenance for smaller vessels.
- Passenger Amenities: In case of ferry or cruise services, passenger terminals with waiting areas, ticketing, and other necessities.
For the latest information, direct contact with the port authority or visiting the official website is advised. They provide detailed specifications, operational status, and any planned developments or restrictions.
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Vessels in the port
Flag | Name | Type | Destination | Date/Time |
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HAVNEBUNKER III | Tanker | 11/19/2024 | ||
FOSNABRIS | Cargo | 11/17/2024 |