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Mykonos
Pilot
updated May 2010- Mikonos (Mykonos) pilot boarding Pilot boards37°28.0′N 025°17.9′E
Available.
Key data
updated Jul 2010Size limits
Draught 10.3m.
Water density
1025.
Load line zone
Summer.
Tides
Range 0.3m.
Max draft per terminal
| Terminal | Max draught | Max LOA | Berths |
|---|---|---|---|
| New Port Terminal | — | — | 8 |
| Old Port Terminal | — | — | 3 |
Deepest first. The draught is the largest any of the terminal's berths states; a dash means the source gives none.
Approach
updated Apr 2017Approach
The approach to Mykonos leads between Akra Ayios Yeoryios (37°26.5'N 025°18.4'E) and Akra Tourlos 2.0nm N, passing: N of Vrakhonisidha Kavouronisi (0.4nm NW of Akra Ayios Yeoryios) which should be given a wide berth in order to avoid Vrakhos Kavouras and depths of less than 5.0m extending for as much as 150m N of the islet. Then, N of Nisidha Ayios Yeoryious, an islet close N of Akra Ayios Yeoryious.
Port limits
The port limits are defined by the parallel of 37°27.0'N and the meridian of 025°20.0'E.
Anchorages
Anchorage is available in Tourlos, San Stefano and Korfos Bay, near Mykonos harbour, anchorage in the harbour is strictly forbidden.
Mikonos roads afford anchorage for vessels of all sizes in depths of more than 20.0m off the town. The bottom consists of sand, mud and weed. The anchorage is open W and is exposed to the Etesian winds.
It is recommended to approach Mykonos anchorage on the axis of the fairway and to anchor in depths from 22.0-24.0m, sand.
Caution: Submarine pipelines extending 120m WNW from a power station on the E shore of the bay. A buoy (special) marks the offshore ends of the pipelines. Rocky islets and rocks lying off the W side of the bay (0.3nm WSW of the power station).
Restrictions
Docking for yachts in the old port not permitted, the marina in Tourlos to be used.
Charts and publications
BA 1538. Admiralty Pilot NP48, NP286(3).
Reporting before arrival
updated May 2010ETA and pre-arrival notices
Notice of ETA should be sent 5 hours prior to arrival via VHF Ch 12.
Communications
Radio: Olympia Radio ("SVA") receives distress or urgent messages and public communication (working channel). Watch frequencies VHF/FM, 2182kHz and HF/D.S.C as follows:
MF 2187.5kHz.
HF 4207.5kHz, 6312kHz, 8414.5kHz, 12577kHz, 16804.5kHz.
Heraklio, Limnos and Corfu Radio for general watch calling frequencies.
The stations work throughout 24 hours.
Inmarsat communication is possible.
VHF: Ch 12.
Notice of readiness
NOR should be tendered to the Port Authority when approaching 1nm from Mykonos port.
Customs and immigration
Customs allowances: Each officer and crew member is allowed 1 bottle of spirits and 1 carton of cigarettes each.
Immigration: Immigration authorities issue crew passes. For EU nationals there are no Immigration procedures.
Crew being repatriated to non European countries must have a ticket which the agent must show to the authorities, agent's guarantees are requested by various authorities.
Notices and regulations
Berthing and anchoring allowed only after permission by the Port Authority.
Inspections
Port State Control here: Paris MOU.
Running now: the Paris and Tokyo MOU concentrated inspection campaign on cargo securing, 1 September to 30 November 2026. Its questions are published: the questionnaire.
ISPS
ISPS Designated Authority: Ministry of Merchant Marine.
Address: 1 K. Paleologou Street, 185 35 Piraeus, Greece.
Tel: +30 210 419 1911/43.
Fax: +30 210 419 1901.
Email: [email protected], [email protected]
For further ISPS information see IMO website http://www.imo.org
Port services
updated Apr 2017Repairs
There are repair facilities for yachts only.
Dry docks
Available at old port.
Bunkers, water and stores
Fresh water: Available (small quantities only).
Bunkering: Diesel available.
Medical
Mykonian Hygeia Medical Centre, 1.7km
Transport
Nearest airport: Mykonos Island National Airport located at Mykonos, 3.6km.
Airport facilities: Domestic and charter flights only.
Working hours
Throughout 24 hours.
About Mykonos
updated Apr 2017Where it is
Mykonos is the principal port of Mykonos island, one of the Greek islands in the central Aegean.
The port
There are two harbours for passenger vessels. Mykonos, the old port, is a small artificial harbour fronting the N side of the town of Mykonos. The harbour is protected from the W by a S'ly breakwater. Smaller ferries, coasters and fishing craft use this port. The new port of Tourlos is located 1nm N of Mykonos with anchorages and docking for large passenger/cruise vessels, fast ferries and yachts. Imports consist of cereals, olives and general goods. Exports consist of meat, wheat, vegetables, cheese, mineral ores and textiles.
Questions about Mykonos
Where does the pilot board at Mykonos?
The pilot boards at Mikonos (Mykonos) pilot boarding, 37°28.0′N 025°17.9′E.
What time zone is Mykonos in?
Local time at Mykonos is UTC+2. Clocks go to UTC+3 on 28 Mar 2027. Back to UTC+2 on 31 Oct 2027.
What is the water density at Mykonos?
1025.
Which load line zone is Mykonos in?
Summer.
Who carries out Port State Control at Mykonos?
Port State Control at Mykonos: Paris MOU.
What is the UN/LOCODE of Mykonos?
The UN/LOCODE of Mykonos is GRJMK.
Tips from seafarers
What crews who called at Mykonos say: pilot boarding, the agent's papers, inspections, shore leave. Each tip is shown with the writer's rank and ship type, and an AI summary sits on top once there are three or more.
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