RUDKOBING
- DKRKB
- Latitude: 54.9389
- Longitude: 10.7051
- Baltic Sea
- Port in Denmark
Location: Rudkøbing Langeland Denmark
Rudkøbing is a town located on the island of Langeland in Denmark. The port of Rudkøbing is primarily focused on serving local and regional maritime activities, including fishing, recreational boating, and limited commercial shipping. Below are some key details about the port:
General Information
- Location: Rudkøbing, Langeland, Denmark
- Coordinates: Approximately 54.9400° N latitude, 10.7000° E longitude
Port Specifications
- Port Type: Small harbor
- Use: Mixed-use (commercial and recreational)
- Primary Activities: Fishing, yachting, small-scale commercial operations, passenger services
Facilities and Services
- Marina: Available for recreational vessels and yachts with essential amenities.
- Berths: Limited number of berths for small to medium-sized vessels.
- Mooring: Mostly fixed piers, with some floating pontoons for smaller boats.
- Depth: Typically around 3 to 4 meters in the main berth area, with shallower spots closer to shore.
- Cargo Handling: Basic facilities, more geared towards local and regional trade.
- Fueling Station: Available for both commercial and recreational vessels.
- Repair Services: Limited; mostly for minor repairs and maintenance.
- Passenger Terminal: Basic facilities for ferry and passenger services, mainly serving local routes.
Access and Navigation
- Approach: The approach to Rudkøbing Port is straightforward and generally safe for navigation, though it requires careful attention to tidal currents and local weather conditions.
- Navigation Aids: Standard navigation aids including buoys, beacons, and lights.
- Tide Information: Typically low tidal range, but local tidal currents can be significant.
- Pilotage: Not required for most vessels, but advice is recommended for those unfamiliar with local waters.
Environmental and Safety Considerations
- Waste Disposal: Facilities available for proper disposal of waste, adhering to environmental regulations.
- Oil Spill Response: Basic spill response equipment available.
- Safety Regulations: Compliance with Danish maritime safety standards is mandatory.
Nearby Amenities
- Customs and Immigration: Basic customs and immigration services for international vessels.
- Shore Support: Restaurants, shops, and accommodation available within walking distance.
- Transportation: Road connections to other parts of Langeland and ferry services to neighboring islands.
Connectivity
- Road: Accessible via local roads connecting to the broader Danish road network.
- Ferry: Regular connections to other nearby islands.
This provides a comprehensive overview, but specific details can vary, and it's always advisable to consult maritime charts and local port authorities for up-to-date information if planning a visit or operations in Rudkøbing Port.
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Vessels in the port
Flag | Name | Type | Destination | Date/Time |
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AEROEXPRESSEN | Passenger | MARSTAL<>RUDKOEBING | 1/17/2025 | |
STRYNOE | Passenger | RUDKOEBING | 1/17/2025 | |
YRSA | Pleasure | KARREBAEKSMINDE | 1/15/2025 | |
BRUNNHILDE | Sailing | 1/15/2025 |