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Continente: Europa

País: Dinamarca, Suecia

Localización: Copenhague y Malmö

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Estado: Terminado

Descripción:El Puerto de Copenhague (en danés: Københavns Havn)1 es el puerto más grande de Dinamarca y uno de los puertos más importantes de la cuenca del Mar Báltico, con una capacidad de tráfico anual total de alrededor de 18,3 millones de toneladas de carga. En 2007, el Puerto de Copenhague manejó 18.300.000 toneladas de carga y 192.000 TEU lo que lo hace el más concurrido en carga y contenedores de todos los puertos de Dinamarca y uno de los más grandes de Escandinavia.

http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puerto_de_Copenhague

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_of_Copenhagen

The Port of Copenhagen (capital of Denmark) is located on the east coast of Zealand (Sjælland).

The port is operated by Copenhagen Malmö Port (CMP), equally owned by CPH City & Port Development and Port of Malmö.

Main business segments are cruise vessels, oil tankers, container vessels, navy vessels and ro-ro business.

Copenhagen is the main cruise port in the Baltic region and accommodates the majority of turnaround calls for cruise vessels in Northern Europe/Baltic.

Water depth up to 12 meters at normal waters. No tidal, or light restrictions.

Copenhagen Roads is vastly used as bunkering area. In addition to that, all other off shore services are provided.

The port is accessible all year round and 24 hrs a day.

http://www.sdkshipping.com/OFFICES/DENMARK/COPENHAGEN.aspx

MALMO (Suecia)

El puerto de Malmo se encuentra en la tercera ciudad más poblada de Suecia, Malmo, muy atractiva para la escala de cruceros ya que se sitúa muy cerca de Copenhague. Ambas ciudades están unidas por el puente de Oresund. En ambas ciudades encontramos puerto, situados uno en frente de otro a solo 26 km de distancia. En 2013, el puerto de Malmo fue visitado por 78 compañías navieras internacionales que visitan albergando cerca de 835.000 pasajeros entre abril y octubre.

Terminales

Frihamnen (nº 602). Longitud 500 metros del muelle - max Eslora 240m.

Västra Hamnen (nº 31). Longitud 190m de muelle.

Nyhamnen (nº 504/505) Dos muelles cada uno de 170m

Servicios

-Traslado de equipajes

- Servicios sanitarios

- Acceso a internet

- Seguridad y vigilancia

http://www.goldiumcruceros.com/puertos-de-cruceros/crucero/malmo-suecia/id/1056

The Port of Malmö

Malmö is located on the south western coast of Sweden and is the largest Swedish port in the area. The port is operated by Copenhagen Malmö Port (CMP), handling mainly oil tankers, dry bulk and car carriers.

Water depth up to 13 meters alongside at normal waters.

The port is accessible all year round and 24 hrs per day with no tidal or light restrictions.

Malmö Roads is vastly used as bunkering area. All other off shore services can be provided.

http://www.sdkshipping.com/OFFICES/SWEDEN/MALMÖ.aspx

Copenhagen Malmö Port

CMP – Danish-Swedish port

Copenhagen Malmö Port AB (CMP) operates the ports in Denmark’s capital Copenhagen and in Sweden’s third largest city, Malmö. The Öresund region is the Nordic countries' largest metropolitan area in terms of population. Öresund is the sound between Sweden and Denmark. Most ships en route between the Baltic and the North Sea/Atlantic pass through here, making the Öresund Sound one of the world’s busiest sounds.

CMP is one of Scandinavia's largest port operators, handling more than 14,5 million tonnes of freight in 2014. Operations include RoRo- and container traffic, cruises, combi-traffic via rail, and oil and dry bulk terminals. CMP receives ships of all sizes and handles all types of freight, including consumer goods, grain, transit oil, vehicle fuel, cars, scrap metal and building materials. In its role as port operator, CMP unloads, loads and stores goods, but also works with different logistics services via road and rail.

Every year the ports in Copenhagen and Malmö receive about 8,000 ships. CMP is the Nordic region’s largest car port, handling more than 350,000 cars during 2014. Today Copenhagen is one of Europe’s largest cruise destinations, receiving about 740,000 passengers from 150 different countries in 2014. There has been a high level of growth within cruises. In ten years, the number of passengers has increased from 173,000 to today’s 772,000. In recent years both Copenhagen and CMP have received awards for their cruise operations, for example, ”Europe’s Leading Cruise Port” on four occasions between 2008 and 2012, and also "Cruise Port of the Year" 2014. During 2013 a cruise operation was also established in Malmö, receiving about 34,000 passengers during 2014.

Ferry and passenger services are also operated in both Copenhagen and Malmö. The major route is Copenhagen-Oslo. 725,000 passengers travelled between the two Nordic capitals during 2014. The other ferry line runs between Malmö and the German port of Travemünde with the number of passengers here amounting to around 73,000.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copenhagen_Malmö_Port

https://www.flickr.com/search/?user_id=88883738@N02&view_all=1&text=Malmo port

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