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Durban Ship Movements

21 July, 2015
Author: Sheila Hutson

PROVIDING INFORMATION TO THE MARITIME INDUSTRY

Stack dates for export containers are available on the Transnet Port Terminals website
STACK DATES

SHIPS IN PORT TODAY

CITY TERMINAL POINT & T-JETTY

(A), (A/B), fv El Shaddai (B), (C), (D), (E), Afon Cadnant (F), Asian Glory (G), (M), (M ext), (N), Cos Lucky (O), (O/P), Charles Island (P), Aquamarine Ace (R)

DURBAN CAR TERMINAL

Asian Glory (G), (M), Aquamarine Ace (R)

PIER NO.1

Black Egret/Grand Count (100), Haren (101), (102), (103), Han Fu Star (104)

MAYDON WHARF

(1), (2), (3), Greentec (3/4), (4), Stove Campbell (5), Borkum (6), Solent (7), Nine Frontier (8), (9), Bianco Olivia Bulker (10), Cielo Di Palermo (11), Maersk Vallvik (12), (13), (14), (15)

PIER 1 CONTAINER TERMINAL

Maersk Grabouw (105), (106), (107)

DURBAN CONTAINER TERMINAL

Brevik Bridge (108), (109), Kota Jati (200), (201), Hedda Schulte (202), (203), Maersk Stockholm(204), (205)

SALISBURY ISLAND

SAS Adam Kok

ISLAND VIEW

(1), Melati 6 (2), (3), Chemroute Brilliant (4), (5), Prisco Ekaterina (6), Torm Camilla (7), Oriental Emerald (8), (9)

BLUFF (COAL TERMINAL)

(1), (2), Bulk Uruguay (3), (4)

I&J FISH WHARF

fv Ulanda, fv Sterling Star, plus various other fishing and work boats

GRUNTERS GULLY/LUSITANIA FISH WHARF

Fury, f/v Ocean Surf, f/v Tumay1, fv Ebhayi, Wave Dancer, Reier

BAYHEAD REPAIR YARDS, DRY & FLOATING DOCKS

Dry Dock : Africa Mercy
Shop 24: R83
TNPA Floating Dock: Out of commission
Eldock: Nil
Dormac: Tug Sofia 3/Barge Peg
Dormac Slip: Subtech Jumbo/Teras Hydra
SRJ 1: LS Jacoba
SRJ2: Fleur Du Cap /fv Herdusa Primero/fv Ana Baral/ fv Sinaw 16
Elgin, Brown & Hamer: Sofala/Vibre G
Southern African Shipyards: Jumbo/SAS Amatola /Majahazi Moja (barge)/RB 3/Tug Brenton/barge Imvubu/Barge Karlissa A
Subtech Jetty: Nil
Lot 10 : Nil
Silt Canal: KB Jack up barge

WORKING IN HARBOUR OR OUTSIDE

Ocean Phutuma, Ocean Isidingo

OUTER ANCHORAGE

Sivoti, Amphitrite, MSC Shaula, Maersk Innoshima, Tanux III, Orient Star, Nordic Apollo, Ardmore Centurion, MSC Altamira, Ashok, Ma Sik Ryong, Chang Hang Hu Po, Mermaid Vanquish, Alpine Magic, Maersk Ceres, Magnate, Aetos, Torm Horizon, Glory Morning, Deta Harmony, Alpine Moment, Princimar Truth, Jupiter Express, MSC Denisse

At SBM: Nil

At anchor near SBM: Nil

Entering port at the time of this report: MOL Naima

Leaving port at the time of this report: Nil

Passing Durban at time of this report: Venus History – Richards Bay, Thor Independence – Antwerp, IDC Falcon - Recalada

Ships that arrived 20/07/15

Asian Glry, Yellowstone, Tug Afon Cadnant, Nine Frontier, MNaersk Vallvik, Nave Sextans, Borkum, Kota Jati, Greentec, Maersk Grabouw, Aquamarine Ace

Ships that sailed 20/07/15

Atlantic Navigator, SAS Amatola, Feng Huang Song, Beks Cenk, Kota Anggerik, Bianco Olivia Bulker, Nave Sextans, San Vincente

Note: The Durban list excludes all fishing vessels berthed at the respective fishing quays but includes those, usually foreign, berthed at commercial berths. While care is taken in preparing this and other similar reports we can accept no responsibility for errors or sudden changes of schedule. The onus remains with the reader to check with ships agents or shipping lines

E&OE

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