Abstract

The harbour of Paphos originates from ancient times. Various historical structures among which the remainders of breakwater and a fort remain today. Any development of the harbour must spare these structures. Preferably the adaptations and developments should be in harmony with the ancient relics. The harbour of Paphos provides shelter and berthing facilities for fishing boats and pleasure craft. However, the protection presently offered by the harbour is considered inadequate. Furthermore, there is an increasing demand for berthing facilities. An upgrading and an extension of the protective works is planned by the CYPRUS PORTS AUTHORITY in order to provide adequate shelter and extra berthing facilities. DELFT HYDRAULICS was commissioned to evaluate nautical and hydraulic aspects for various upgrading and lay-out concepts. DELFT HYDRAULICS gratefully acknowledges the kind permission of the CYPRUS PORTS AUTHORITY to submit this paper to the conference secretariat.

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