ZADAR ANCH
- Latitude: 44.131
- Longitude: 15.1579
- Adriatic Sea
- Anchorage in Croatia
Location: Croatia
Port Description: ZADAR ANCH (Zadar Anchorage)
Location:
- Country: Croatia
- Coordinates: Approx. Latitude 44.115, Longitude 15.227
- Geographical Position: Situated on the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea, Zadar Anchorage is located near the city of Zadar, one of the key maritime hubs in the Dalmatian region.
Port Specifications:
Anchorage Details:
- Depth: Anchorage depths range between 7 to 25 meters. Adequate depth should be verified based on the specific vessel's draft.
- Sea Bed: Generally comprised of sand and mud, providing reasonably secure holding conditions.
- Area: The designated anchorage areas are well-marked on nautical charts. Mariner discretion is advised when selecting an anchorage spot to avoid submarine cables and other hazards.
Cargo and Vessel Handling:
- Type of Port: Primarily serves as an anchorage for various types of vessels including cargo ships, cruise liners, yachts, and ferries.
- Cargo Handling Facilities: Facilities in the vicinity of Zadar port support various cargo operations including bulk, general cargo, and container handling.
Navigation:
- Approach: Approaching from the Adriatic Sea, standard international maritime navigation protocols apply. Local pilotage services are recommended.
- Tidal Range and Current: Moderate tidal range with minimal current impact. Careful navigation is necessary due to potential local fishing activities and marine traffic.
- Aids to Navigation: The approach is well-supported by navigational aids including buoys, lights, and radio signals.
Port Services:
- Pilotage: Pilots available and recommended for safe navigation, especially for larger vessels.
- Tug Services: Tug assistance provided upon request.
- Bunkering: Fuel bunkering services are available in the vicinity.
- Waste Disposal: Waste collection and disposal services compliant with international maritime regulations.
- Provisions and Supplies: Availability of fresh water, provisions, and marine supplies.
Nearby Infrastructure and Facilities:
- City of Zadar: Offers extensive support services including hotels, restaurants, medical facilities, and supply stores. Known for its historic and cultural significance.
- Transport Links: Well-connected via road and rail networks. Zadar International Airport provides airport facilities within a reasonable distance from the port.
Climate and Weather:
- Climate: Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters.
- Weather: Weather forecasting services are available, and standard maritime caution regarding sudden storms or high winds in the Adriatic should be observed.
Regulatory and Security:
- Port Authority: Managed by the Port Authority of Zadar (Lučka uprava Zadar).
- Security: The port area adheres to ISPS (International Ship and Port Facility Security) code regulations ensuring the security of vessels and port facilities.
- Customs and Immigration: Standard customs and immigration procedures apply. Proper documentation is required for clearance.
Emergency Services:
- Coast Guard: Active and responsive coast guard services.
- Medical Services: Modern healthcare facilities in the city of Zadar.
Environmental Considerations:
- Eco-System: Part of a delicate marine ecosystem; adherence to environmental protection protocols and maritime pollution prevention standards is mandatory.
- Marine Protected Areas (MPAs): Some areas nearby may be designated as marine protected zones.
For detailed, up-to-date information and navigational guidelines, mariners should refer to the latest nautical charts and notices to mariners or contact the Port Authority of Zadar.
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