LABUAN ANCH

  • Latitude: 5.259256
  • Longitude: 115.2623
  • Indonesia
  • Anchorage in Malaysia

Location: Labuan Labuan Federal Territory Malaysia

Labuan (Victoria) Anchorage, often referred to as LABUAN ANCH, serves as a key maritime port and anchorage location situated off the coast of Labuan Island in Malaysia. This facility is strategically positioned in the South China Sea, providing a safe haven for vessels due to its sheltered location and deep waters.

Key Features and Specifications:

Geography and Location:

  • Coordinates: Approximately 5°16'N, 115°14'E
  • Proximity: Located near Victoria, the main town on Labuan Island, which is part of the Malaysian state of Sabah.
  • Accessibility: Easily accessible from key international shipping lanes in the South China Sea.

Anchorage Area:

  • Depth: Varying depths suitable for a range of vessel sizes, typically between 15 to 30 meters.
  • Holding Ground: Generally good, with sandy and mud seabeds providing secure anchorage.
  • Tidal Range: Moderate tidal variations, which should be accounted for when anchoring.

Facilities and Services:

  • Pilotage: Compulsory for larger vessels, with pilot services available to facilitate safe navigation within the port's waters.
  • Tug Services: Available to assist with berthing and unberthing operations.
  • Mooring Facilities: Adequate facilities for mooring, including buoys and anchorage points.
  • Bunkering: Provision for fuel and other supplies, with bunkering services available for visiting vessels.
  • Repair Facilities: Basic repair services are available, with more comprehensive shipyard services accessible at nearby mainland facilities.

Cargo and Logistics:

  • Types of Cargo: Handles a wide range of cargo types, including general cargo, bulk cargo, and containers.
  • Loading/Unloading: Efficient loading and unloading processes supported by modern equipment and skilled labor.

Environmental Considerations:

  • Marine Conservation: Efforts in place to minimize environmental impact, adhering to both local and international regulations.
  • Waste Disposal: Proper waste management systems to handle the disposal of ship-generated waste to preserve the marine environment.

Security and Regulations:

  • Port Security: High security to ensure the safety of vessels, cargo, and crew, adhering to ISPS (International Ship and Port Facility Security) Code standards.
  • Customs and Immigration: Stringent customs and immigration checks to facilitate international trade and travel.

Additional Information:

  • Nearest Airport: Labuan Airport (IATA: LBU), which facilitates air travel to and from the port.
  • Economic Importance: The port plays a crucial role in the regional economy, serving as a vital link for trade and commerce.
  • Tourism: Labuan Island is also a duty-free zone, attracting tourists and contributing to the local economy.

Labuan Anchorage is not just a critical maritime hub, but also an integral part of Malaysia's maritime infrastructure, ensuring the smooth flow of goods and bolstering trade within the region and beyond.

Vessels in the port

Flag Name Type Destination Date/Time
SK PERFECT Other LABUAN 7/24/2025
KEYFIELD GRACE baycraft LABUAN 7/24/2025
BRIDGEWATER 130 Cargo LABUAN 7/24/2025
TAQWA ADAM Towing/Tug KIKEH 7/24/2025
ICON TIGRIS Cargo LABUAN 7/24/2025
EXECUTIVE BALANCE Other LABUAN 7/24/2025
TWO KASTURI baycraft LABUAN MY 7/24/2025
SK MAGNITUDE Cargo LABUAN 7/24/2025
KEYFIELD COMMANDER Sailing KEBABANGAN 7/24/2025
EXECUTIVE EXCELLENCE Towing/Tug LABUAN 7/24/2025
KEYFIELD AMANAH Other LABVAN 7/24/2025
QUATRO GUMUSUT baycraft LABUAN 7/24/2025
GRADE ONE MANJUNG 8 Towing/Tug LABUAN 7/24/2025
BELAIT PSV 2 Pleasure LABUAN 7/24/2025
ASB MARINE 3 Cargo LABUAN 7/24/2025
SK PALADIN Cargo LABUAN 7/23/2025
ZUHAL Tanker 7/23/2025
PERDANA EXPEDITION baycraft LABUAN 7/23/2025
BEN NEVIS Cargo SEPA 7/23/2025
KOTA BELUD baycraft STJOSEP 7/23/2025

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