PEGGYS COVE
- Latitude: 44.4936
- Longitude: -63.9161
- East Coast Canada
- Marina in Canada
Address: Peggy's Cove Nova Scotia Canada
Description:
Geographic Location:
- Situated in Nova Scotia, approximately 43 kilometers southwest of Halifax.
Scenery and Landmarks:
- Famous for the Peggys Point Lighthouse, operational since 1915.
- Renowned for its rugged granite coastline, quaint fishing shacks, and artistic community.
Community:
- Small, tourist-driven community with a significant influx of visitors during the summer months.
Port Specifications:
Type:
- Primarily a fishing village, so the port facilities are modest and geared towards small fishing boats and tour boats rather than commercial shipping or large vessels.
Facilities:
- Limited dock space, mainly for local fishermen and small tour operators.
- Small sheds and facilities for the fishing community.
- No substantial cargo handling or commercial shipping facilities.
Accessibility:
- Accessible mainly by smaller marine vessels.
- The waters around Peggys Cove can be treacherous due to submerged rocks and erratic weather conditions, requiring skilled navigation.
Navigation:
- Peggys Point Lighthouse serves as a prominent navigational aid.
- Local maritime charts would be essential for navigation due to the complex coastline.
Services:
- Basic services for small boats, such as docking and possibly minor repairs.
- No major refueling, ship repair, or extensive maritime services available.
Tourism:
- Heavily frequented by tourists for its beautiful scenery and the iconic lighthouse.
- Tour boats and occasional small cruise ships may anchor off the coast for day visitors.
Environmental and Safety Considerations:
- The shoreline features large rocks and can be hazardous, caution required.
- Onshore facilities limited with minimal infrastructure to support large-scale maritime operations.
Conclusion:
Peggys Cove is a quaint and iconic location more suited to fishing and tourism rather than significant commercial maritime activities. Its charm lies in its scenic vistas and small, tight-knit community rather than its port infrastructure. Maritime operations would need to be small-scale, and navigation requires careful attention due to potential hazards.
Vessels in the port
Flag | Name | Type | Destination | Date/Time |
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OLIVIA MARGARET | Passenger | 8/25/2024 | ||
BRISK TOO | Sailing | 8/25/2024 | ||
DUO | Sailing | 8/25/2024 |