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Tinos
Key data
updated May 2019Size limits
Max draught 4m from the latest audit.
Max draft per terminal
| Terminal | Max draught | Max LOA | Berths |
|---|---|---|---|
| Outer Mole | — | — | 2 |
| Outer Mole | — | — | 1 |
| Inner Mole | — | — | 1 |
Deepest first. The draught is the largest any of the terminal's berths states; a dash means the source gives none.
Approach
updated Apr 2016Anchorages
Outer anchorage: Vessels can anchor off the harbour, vessels should moor, in depths of 30-35m, sand, about 300m SSW of the head of the S breakwater.
Also adjacent to the port is Ormos Agios Nikolaos (37°01.7'N 025°10.4'N) and Ormos Stavros (37°33.0'N 025°08.0'E).
Charts and publications
BA 1538. Admiralty Pilot NP48.
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
About Tinos
updated Apr 2016Where it is
The port of Tinos lies on the SW coast of the island.
The port
Tinos port is an artificial harbour fronting the town of Tinos.
The port exports livestock, wine, marble and honey, imports general cargo.
Questions about Tinos
What time zone is Tinos in?
Local time at Tinos is UTC+2. Clocks go to UTC+3 on 28 Mar 2027. Back to UTC+2 on 31 Oct 2027.
Who carries out Port State Control at Tinos?
Port State Control at Tinos: Paris MOU.
What is the UN/LOCODE of Tinos?
The UN/LOCODE of Tinos is GRTIN.
Tips from seafarers
What crews who called at Tinos 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.
A planning aid, not for navigation. These facts come from public sources and each section shows how old it is. Check with the port, your agent, your ENCs and official publications. Spotted something wrong? Tell us on the feedback board.