POMORIE
- BGPOR
- Latitude: 42.5583
- Longitude: 27.63
- Black Sea
- Port in Bulgaria
Location: Pomorie Bulgaria
Pomorie is a small and picturesque coastal town located on the Black Sea coast of Bulgaria, renowned for its beautiful beaches, natural mud baths, and wine production. The town also features a functional marine port which primarily serves local fishing, tourism, and small commercial activities.
Port Description:
The Port of Pomorie is relatively modest compared to larger Bulgarian ports like Varna and Burgas, but it is well-equipped to handle regional maritime activities.
- Type of Port: Mixed-use, predominantly serving fishing vessels, yachts, and small commercial vessels.
- Location: Situated in the southeastern part of the country on the Black Sea coast, approximately 20 kilometers north of the larger port city of Burgas.
- Coordinates: Roughly at 42.5614° N latitude, 27.6400° E longitude.
Specifications:
Facilities:
- Berths: Multiple berths for small to medium-sized vessels.
- Mooring: Available for both short-term and long-term mooring.
- Fishing Infrastructure: Dedicated areas and facilities for the local fishing industry, including freshwater supply and fish processing.
- Yacht Services: Services for leisure yachts, including maintenance and repair facilities.
Draft Depth:
- Entrance Channel: Variable, generally shallow, suitable for smaller vessels, typically around 4 to 5 meters.
- Berth Depth: Similar to the entrance channel, ranging from 4 to 5 meters, adequate for small commercial and fishing vessels.
Port Services:
- Loading/Unloading: Basic facilities for loading and unloading goods, mainly for local use.
- Fuel Supply: Available for both commercial and private vessels.
- Water and Electricity: Available at the dock.
- Waste Disposal: Facilities to handle the waste disposal requirements of the vessels.
Navigational Aids:
- Lighthouse: Basic lighthouse or navigational beacon to guide vessels entering and exiting the port.
- Buoys and Markers: Positioned to demarcate the safe entry channels and docking areas.
Customs and Immigration: Limited facilities; mainly serves domestic and regional maritime traffic.
Security: Basic port security in place, focusing on the safety of moored vessels and prevention of unauthorized access.
Accessibility:
- Road Access: Well-connected by road to nearby cities like Burgas.
- Public Transport: Limited options but accessible by local buses and taxis.
Operations:
- Operational Hours: Typically operates during daylight hours, subject to local regulations and weather conditions.
- Seasonality: Activity may increase during the tourist season (summer months) due to heightened yachting and fishing activity.
Nearby Attractions:
- Pomorie Lake: Known for its healing mud baths.
- Historical Museum of Pomorie: Offers insights into the rich history of the town.
- Thracian Tomb: An ancient burial site.
Summary:
The Port of Pomorie is a functional but small-scale marine port that caters mostly to the local fishing industry, small commercial shipping, and tourism-related activities. It offers essential services and facilities for its scale, making it a quaint yet efficient port for regional maritime operations.
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