STAVENISSE
- NLSVN
- Latitude: 51.589
- Longitude: 4.0115
- UK Coast & Atlantic
- Port in Netherlands
Location: Stavenisse 4696 Netherlands
Stavenisse is a small village located in the southwestern part of the Netherlands, specifically in the province of Zeeland on the island of Tholen. Due to its size and the regional nature of marine activities there, Stavenisse's port should not be confused with larger commercial ports such as Rotterdam or Amsterdam. Here is a description and specification overview of the port of Stavenisse:
General Information
- Location: Village of Stavenisse, Municipality of Tholen, Province of Zeeland, Netherlands
- Geographical Coordinates: Approximately 51.5800° N latitude, 4.0170° E longitude
- Accessibility: The port can be accessed by local roads and is connected to the waterway network of Zeeland.
Port Specifications
- Type: Primarily a small village port or marina, suitable for fishing vessels, leisure boats, and small cargo boats.
- Maximum Vessel Size: Limited to smaller vessels due to the size of the port and depth restrictions.
- Depth: Varies, but generally shallow, sufficient for smaller boats (exact depth should be checked with local authorities).
- Berthing Facilities: Restricted number of berths, accommodating primarily local boats and visiting yachts. It is not equipped to handle large commercial ships or heavy cargo operations.
- Cargo Handling Equipment: Minimal or non-existent; the port is not designed for large-scale cargo handling.
- Support Services: Basic marine services are available, including:
- Water and electricity hookup
- Fueling stations for small vessels
- Maintenance and minor repair facilities
- Waste disposal services
Nautical Information
- Tides and Currents: The port experiences tidal variations typical to the Zeeland region, which should be considered when planning to berth.
- Navigation and Safety: Navigational aids and markers are in place to assist vessels approaching and departing, but the port is best used by those familiar with the local conditions.
Usage
- Commercial Activity: Limited to local fishing and possibly small-scale trade.
- Recreational Activity: Popular among local and visiting recreational sailors, yachters, and fishing enthusiasts.
- Community Use: Acts as a hub for the local maritime community, often hosting small events and serving as a point of departure for leisure activities.
Environmental and Regulatory Considerations
- Environmental Protection: As part of the ecologically sensitive region of Zeeland, adherence to environmental regulations is crucial. This includes proper waste disposal and measures to minimize water pollution.
- Regulations: Governed by Dutch maritime laws and regional regulations specific to Zeeland.
Note
Given its size and primary use, Stavenisse port is more suited to local and recreational purposes rather than heavy commercial activities. For commercial shipping, nearby larger ports like Rotterdam and Antwerp (in Belgium) would be more appropriate choices.
When planning a visit or arranging marine activities in Stavenisse, it is always recommended to contact local port authorities or marina management for the most current information on port facilities, depth, berthing availability, and any applicable fees or regulations.
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