RINGKOBING GL. HAVN
- Latitude: 56.0872
- Longitude: 8.24278
- UK Coast & Atlantic
- Marina in Denmark
Location: Denmark
Port Description:
RINGKØBING GL. HAVN is a modest yet significant port situated in Ringkøbing, a town in the Ringkøbing-Skjern Municipality in Central Denmark. The port is strategically positioned by the Ringkøbing Fjord, allowing for convenient access to the North Sea through the Limfjord, thereby facilitating maritime activities.
Specifications and Features:
Location and Accessibility:
- Latitude/Longitude: Approximately 56.0919° N, 8.2314° E.
- The port benefits from its proximity to key towns and road networks, enhancing logistical operations.
- Navigational access is generally clear, but visiting vessels are advised to consult local maritime resources for updates given weather and tidal changes.
Facilities and Infrastructure:
- Berthing/Anchorage: The port is equipped with several berths accommodating small to medium-sized vessels.
- Harbor Depth: The depth can vary; ships should verify current conditions. Average depths in the harbor are around 3-4 meters.
- Docking Facilities: Equipped with basic mooring facilities for diverse vessel types, from leisure boats to small commercial crafts.
Services Offered:
- Cargo Handling: The port provides general cargo handling capabilities. It’s not a major industrial port, so facilities are tailored more towards small-scale operations.
- Maintenance & Repair: Limited services are available for minor vessel maintenance and repairs.
- Fuel & Supplies: Fueling facilities may be available, along with essential supplies for vessels. Crew members should confirm specific needs in advance.
- Fishing: The port also serves as a base for local fishing activities, contributing to the local economy and supplying fresh seafood.
Support Services:
- Local Amenities: Close proximity to the town of Ringkøbing ensures that port users have access to restaurants, shops, and accommodation.
- Transport Links: Good road access connects the port to broader Denmark and beyond, facilitating trucking and further distribution.
- Harbor Office: A harbor office manages operations, providing necessary documentation and coordination for visiting vessels.
Environmental and Safety Measures:
- Pollution Control: Measures in place to prevent and manage pollution, aligned with Danish regulations and international maritime standards.
- Safety Protocols: Enforced rules for vessel safety, fire hazards, and emergency response.
Additional Information:
- Restrictions: Larger vessels may have limitations due to draft and harbor size.
- Operating Hours: Typically operates year-round, but specific hours may vary; it's recommended to contact the harbor office for precise timings.
For exact and current details, especially if you're planning to sail into the port, it is advisable to get the latest updates and navigational charts from official maritime authorities or directly from the port's administrative office.
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