vas
Well-Known Member
Anyone who has sailed through Khalkhis could tell you that although it is nominally tideless there are plenty of strong currents in the Med. When we entered from the north to wait for bridge opening alongside a wall I estimated that the flow from the south was 2-3 knots. There was a visible slope on the water downstream of the narrow bridge opening.
+1 and they lift the bridge on slack time both in terms of road traffic and tides (1-2AM...) so that everyone can pass with no issues.
I guess the current is stronger in Chalkis as it's a massive stretch North and South, compared to the smaller volume of water on the east-west for Corinth.
V.