Kuressaare sadam

Maps: EC 305, 306, 519, 628, “Charts of Estonia” Vol. 3
AC 2215, 2223, 2816
Blueflag: 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007
Shelter: From all winds
Max. lenght: 30.0 m
Max. draught: 2.5 m
No of berths: 132
Berthing: Pontoons with buoys
Navigation: Approach from SE along the leading line
321.5° –141.5° (Oc W/R/G 4s – Oc W 4s) until the WP1 – 58°11.74´N; 22°32.00´E. The next waypoints: WP2 -58°11.80´N; 22°30.90´E,
WP3 -58°11.78´N; 22°28.62´E (first waypoint for approach from SW), WP4 – 58°12.50´N;
22°28.14´E (directional buoy of the entrance fairway). Continue along the channel marked by spar buoys of the lateral system (length 2900 m, width 24 m, depth 2.5 m) and leading line
1.3° – 181.3° (Q W – Oc W 1.5s; white rectangles with black stripe on red metal column). Entrance to the marina is marked by a green (Fl G 3s) and a red (Fl R 3s) light-beacon on the heads of the breakwaters.
Radiotelephone:
Contacts: Tel. +372 453 3450
Mob. +372 503 1953
E-mail: sadam@kuressaare.ee
Services: Accommodation 150 m
Bank 1500 m
Bathing place 300 m
Bicycle rent
Busstop 200 m
Cafe/Bar
Chemist 150 m
Child’s playplace 300 m
Drinking water
Electricity
Engine service/Shipyard
Food store 200 m
Fuel
Harbour office
Hospital/doctor 150 m
Information
Internet WiFi m
Laundrette
Letter box 150 m
Liquor store 200 m
Passport control
Post office 1500 m
Refuse disposal
Restaurant 500 m
Sauna
Shower
Special attractions 200 m
Telephone
Toilet
Toiletsevage pump-out facility
Trailerramp
Visitors’ berth

Pricelist

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History

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