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Ports in Slovenia

NaviBoss has port guides for 2 ports in Slovenia, 1 of them with the pilot boarding place on the chart. Its coast lies in NAVAREA III, buoyage follows IALA region A and ships are inspected under the Paris MOU.

Port guides21 with a pilot boarding place
NAVAREAIIInavigational warnings area
IALA regionAred to port entering
Local timeUTC+1summer time applies
Port State ControlParis MOUinspection regime
Deepest berth17.2 mKoper

All 2 ports in Slovenia

Each name opens its port guide: where the pilot boards, local time and summer time, water density, load line zone, the maximum draft per terminal, reporting before arrival and inspections.

PortUN/LOCODEPilotDeepest berthWarnings area
IzolaSIIZO——NAVAREA III
KoperSIKOPYes17.2 mNAVAREA III

Navigational warnings

Slovenia's waters are in NAVAREA III. A ship there keeps the in-force warnings of that area, and of any NAVAREA it passes on the way.

Before you call at Slovenia

Pre-arrival reporting

Vessels seeking access to Slovenia should expect to provide information regarding but not limited to the following:

Please see pre-arrival information for individual ports for more details.

Rules in port

In the EU, SOx emissions from ships are regulated by Directive (EU) 2016/802, known as the 'Sulphur Directive'.

Since 1st January 2015, stricter sulphur limits for marine fuel in Emission Control Areas (ECAs) apply (0.1%) as well as in sea areas outside ECAs (3.50%). In addition, a 0.1% maximum sulphur requirement for fuels used by ships at berth and anchorages within port limits was introduced in EU Ports from 1st January 2010. Furthermore, passenger ships operating on regular services to or from any EU port should not use marine fuels if their sulphur content exceeds 1.50% in sea areas outside the ECAs.

From 1st January 2020, ships operating outside of Emission Control Areas should not use marine fuels if their sulphur content exceeds 0.50%.

ISPS (ship and port security)

ISPS Designated Authority: Ministry of Interior - Police.

For ISPS information see IMO website http://www.imo.org

Dialling code +386. · The unit of currency of Slovenia is the Slovene Tolar (SIT) which consists of 100 stotins.

These country notes come from public port references and some may be several years old. Check with your agent.

Questions about ports in Slovenia

How many ports in Slovenia have a NaviBoss port guide?

2 ports, 1 of them with at least one pilot boarding place on the chart. Each guide gives the pilot station, local time, water density, load line zone, maximum draft per terminal, pre-arrival reporting and inspections.

Which NAVAREA is Slovenia in?

Slovenia's ports lie in NAVAREA III (3). Navigational warnings for those waters are broadcast by that area's coordinator.

Which IALA buoyage region does Slovenia use?

IALA region A: red to port when entering harbour.

Who carries out Port State Control in Slovenia?

Ships calling at Slovenia are inspected under the Paris MOU.

What time zone are Slovenia's ports in?

UTC+1, with a summer-time change during the year.

Which port in Slovenia takes the deepest draft?

Of the ports with a figure, Koper: its deepest listed berth takes 17.2 m. Check the terminal and the latest port notices before you plan to it.

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