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Port Of Spain

Port Of Spain is a medium natural coastal harbour on the Caribbean Sea, in Trinidad & Tobago. Its UN/LOCODE is TTPOS. Pilotage is compulsory, tugs are available and it is a first port of entry. Port Of Spain offers fuel oil and diesel and fresh water. Vessel Hunter tracks its live arrivals and the vessels heading its way.

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Port profile

UN/LOCODETTPOS
CountryTrinidad & Tobago
TypePort
RegionNorth Coast South America
Coordinates10.648, -61.518

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Arrival profile

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Port calls and time in port

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Recent calls at Port Of Spain and how long each vessel stayed.

Services and supplies

What Port Of Spain offers a visiting ship, as the port index records it. Lines the index does not state are left out.

Supplies

Fuel oil
Yes
Diesel
Yes
Fresh water
Yes

Repair

Ship repairs
Limited
Slipway
Small

Harbour

Pilotage
Compulsory
Tugs
Yes
Stevedores
Yes
Mobile cranes
Yes
Floating cranes
Yes
Lifts of 100 t+
Yes

Waste and health

Garbage reception
Yes
Dirty ballast reception
Yes
Medical facilities
Yes

Largest vessel

Length
333.3 m
Beam
38.4 m
Draft
11.4 m

Approach and berths

Shelter, entrance, clearance and cargo berths at Port Of Spain, as the nautical port index records them. Depths are not shown: the index gives them as broad bands for one point in the port, too coarse to plan a call on.

Approach

Shelter
Excellent
Entrance restrictions
Other
Pilotage available
Yes
Tug assistance
Yes
ETA message required
Yes
Good holding ground
Yes
Turning area
Yes
Overhead limits
No

Entry

First port of entry
Yes

Cargo and berths

Wharves
Yes
Anchorage
Yes
Container
Yes
Ro-ro
Yes
Dry bulk
Yes
Liquid bulk
Yes
Breakbulk
Yes

Connections

Airport nearby
Yes

Ports near Port Of Spain

Other Trinidad & Tobago ports on the same stretch of coast.

Questions about Port Of Spain

What is the UN/LOCODE of Port Of Spain?

The UN/LOCODE of Port Of Spain is TTPOS.

Is pilotage compulsory in Port Of Spain?

Yes. The nautical port index lists pilotage in Port Of Spain as compulsory.

Can ships take bunkers in Port Of Spain?

Yes. Port Of Spain offers fuel oil and diesel, according to the nautical port index.

What is the largest vessel Port Of Spain can take?

The nautical port index gives a largest vessel of 333.3 m long, 38.4 m wide, 11.4 m draft for Port Of Spain.

Is Port Of Spain a first port of entry?

Yes. Ships arriving from abroad can clear in at Port Of Spain.

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