VIKEDAL
- NOVIL
- Latitude: 59.4946
- Longitude: 5.8952
- Norwegian Coast
- Port in Norway
Location: Vindafjord Rogaland Norway
Vikedal is a small village situated in the Vindafjord municipality in Rogaland county, Norway. The village lies along the Vikedalselva river at the southern end of the Sandeidfjorden, which is a branch of the larger Vindafjord. Vikedal is not a major commercial marine port, but it is a picturesque location often used for local boating and fishing activities.
Marine Port Description:
- Location: Vikedal, Vindafjord municipality, Rogaland county, Norway.
- Geographic Coordinates: Approximately 59.4667° N latitude and 5.8833° E longitude.
- Waterway: Located at the southern end of Sandeidfjorden, connected to Vindafjord.
- Access: Primarily accessed by smaller vessels and recreational boats. Suitable for local traffic but not equipped for large commercial shipping.
Specifications:
- Port Type: Small village port primarily used for fishing, local traffic, and recreational boating.
- Depth: Shallow to moderate depths suitable for smaller vessels. Depth details would need specific nautical charts for precise information.
- Docking Facilities: Limited docking and mooring facilities. Typically, facilities are designed for small boats and possibly some medium-sized local vessels.
- Services: Basic services are likely available, including fuel, minor repair facilities, and provisions. Full maritime services are limited due to the port's small size.
- Navigation: Basic navigational aids are likely present. Mariners should consult local charts and possibly seek advice from local authorities or experienced sailors.
- Nearby Amenities: The village of Vikedal offers some local amenities, including shops, restaurants, and lodging options. Essential services like medical facilities and broader shopping needs would be found in larger nearby towns.
Key Usage:
- Fishing: Local fishing activities are common, given the fjord’s rich resources.
- Recreational Boating: Popular spot for recreational boating due to its scenic beauty and calm waters.
- Community Hub: Serves as a local hub for the Vikedal community, connecting them with nearby regions via waterways.
Environmental and Safety Considerations:
- Weather: Mariners should be aware of the local weather conditions which can change rapidly in fjord regions.
- Environmental Protection: As with all Norwegian coastal regions, there is a strong emphasis on environmental protection. Boaters should adhere to local regulations to minimize impact.
For specific details regarding docking fees, detailed navigational information, and real-time updates, it would be advisable to contact local port authorities or visit dedicated nautical websites that provide comprehensive data for mariners.
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