CIGADING

  • IDCIG
  • Latitude: -6.009972
  • Longitude: 105.9574
  • Indonesia
  • Port in Indonesia

Location: Cilegon Banten 42411 Indonesia

Marine Port Specification: CIGADING, Indonesia

Location:

  • Cigading Port is situated on the north-western coast of Java, Indonesia.
  • Coordinates: Approximately 5°57' S latitude and 106°0' E longitude.
  • Near the industrial city of Cilegon, in the Banten Province.

Port Type:

  • Deep-water, bulk cargo port.
  • Serves primarily industrial and commercial activities.

Operational Authority:

  • Managed by PT Krakatau Bandar Samudera, a subsidiary of PT Krakatau Steel.

Facilities:

  1. Berths and Quays:

    • Several berths available for different types of cargo.
    • Dedicated berths for dry bulk cargo, such as coal and iron ore.
  2. Depth and Draft:

    • The port can handle vessels with a draft up to around 14-16 meters, depending on tidal conditions.
    • The depth of the port allows the accommodation of Panamax and occasionally Capesize vessels.
  3. Cargo Handling Equipment:

    • Cranes, conveyors, and other bulk handling machinery.
    • Facilities for loading and unloading dry bulk materials, including grab-type cranes and conveyor belt systems.
  4. Storage:

    • Large open storage yards.
    • Warehousing facilities for dry bulk cargo.
    • Stockyards for iron ore and coal.
  5. Ancillary Services:

    • Tugboat and pilotage services.
    • Bunkering and fresh water supply.
    • Maintenance and repair facilities.
    • Customs, quarantine, and immigration services on-site.

Cargo Types:

  • Primarily dry bulk such as coal, iron ore, and other minerals.
  • Steel products and raw materials for steel production.

Connectivity:

  • Well-connected with road and rail networks for efficient cargo movement to and from the port.
  • Proximity to industrial zones and the strategic position within the economic hubs of western Java.

Environmental and Safety Measures:

  • The port complies with both national and international environmental regulations.
  • Implementations of safety protocols for handling hazardous materials and ensuring worker safety.

Future Development:

  • Plans for expansion and upgrading the infrastructure to enhance capacity and efficiency.
  • Potential introduction of automated systems for better operational performance.

Strategic Importance:

  • Vital for Indonesia's industrial sector, particularly the steel industry.
  • Supports large-scale industrial operations and the import/export of materials necessary for manufacturing and energy production.

Conclusion: Cigading Port in Indonesia is a major deep-water port tailored for handling large volumes of dry bulk cargo, with facilities designed to support Indonesia's burgeoning industrial sector. Its strategic location, robust infrastructure, and comprehensive services make it a key player in the region's logistics and supply chain network.

Vessels in the port

Flag Name Type Destination Date/Time
ST PANDU CIWANDAN Fishing 07:29:29
XIN HAI TONG 803 Cargo ID CIG 07:29:17
STAR GROTON Cargo ID CIG 07:28:45
SSI RELIANCE Cargo ID CIG 02:55:52
ASD TUG SEA PULI Towing/Tug MANOKWARI 02:21:14
HAYMI SEIKO 3 Tanker CIGADING-CILEGON 02:17:53
MV.ASIKE GLOBAL Cargo ID-CIWANDAN 01:55:09
GUO HAI LIAN 665 Cargo MY PGU 01:53:11
MV.AKITSU Cargo LAMPUNG 01:51:11
PSB 06 Towing/Tug 01:42:42
SC GOLDEN FORTUNE LX Tanker ID MERAK 01:29:27
MEDI ADRIATICO Cargo ID CIG 01:24:27
SEA POINTER Towing/Tug 12:57:11
BAO YUAN LING Cargo CIGADING 12:55:59
JOSCO HUIZHOU Cargo ID CIG 12:25:38
TB PATRIA 45 Towing/Tug CIGADING 7/21/2025
MT COSMIC 10 Tanker CIGADING MERAK 7/21/2025
TB.PATRIA31 Towing/Tug SEBANGAU 7/21/2025
TASCO ANAN Tanker IDCIW 7/21/2025
TB DIASRAYA VII Towing/Tug WEDA 7/21/2025

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