SANTAN TERMINAL

• IDSAT
• Latitude: -0.10849
• Longitude: 117.54
• Indonesia
• Offshore Terminal in Indonesia

Location: Indonesia

Santang Terminal (Santang Port) - Makassar, Indonesia

Overview: Santang Terminal, also known as Santang Port, is located in the capital city of South Sulawesi province, Makassar. Makassar is a significant economic and logistical hub in Indonesia with thriving maritime activity. The port serves as a critical gateway for the region, connecting various domestic and international maritime routes.

Specifications and Facilities:

1. Geographical Coordinates:

   • Latitude: Approximately -5.147665
   • Longitude: Approximately 119.432731

2. Berthing Facilities:

   • Berth Length: Varies, comprising multiple berths to accommodate different sizes of vessels including container ships, bulk carriers, and general cargo ships.
   • Depth: Varies by berth, generally ranging from 6 to 14 meters, accommodating medium to large-sized vessels.

3. Cargo Handling:

   • Equipment includes shore cranes, mobile cranes, and specialized handling equipment.
   • Handles a mix of cargo types including containers, bulk cargo (solid and liquid), general cargo, and Ro-Ro (Roll-on/Roll-off) shipments.

4. Storage Facilities:

   • Warehousing: Sufficient storage warehouses for dry and refrigerated cargo.
   • Open Storage Yards: For large shipments, providing ample open space for bulk materials and oversized cargo.
   • Container Yards: Equipped with modern container handling systems and adequate storage capacity for both empty and loaded containers.

5. Logistics and Transport Connectivity:

   • Road Network: Well-integrated with the regional road network providing smooth inland transportation.
   • Rail Connectivity: Limited but planned improvements will enhance the linkage between port and hinterland areas.
   • Inland Waterways: Possible connections to regional waterways, facilitating easy movement of goods.

6. Security and Safety Measures:

   • ISPS Code Compliant: Ensures maritime security protocols are in place.
   • Port Security: Regular patrolling, CCTV surveillance, and access control systems to ensure security.
   • Fire Safety: Equipped with modern firefighting systems and emergency response teams.

7. Additional Services:

   • Bunkering: On-site fuel bunkering services for ships.
   • Ship Repair and Maintenance: Facilities offering basic to advanced ship repair services.
   • Pilotage and Tugboat Services: Available for safe and efficient vessel movement within the port.

8. Environmental Compliance:

   • Waste Management: Systems in place for proper disposal and treatment of ship and cargo-related waste.
   • Environmental Protections: Adheres to environmental regulations and standards to minimize ecological impact.

Importance and Strategic Role: Santang Terminal plays a crucial role in Indonesia's maritime infrastructure by facilitating regional trade and commerce. Its strategic location makes it an indispensable asset for the supply chain, supporting economic growth and development in the Makassar region and beyond. The port not only enhances local and national trade routes but also strengthens Indonesia’s position within the international maritime network.

Recent Developments: The Indonesian government has shown a commitment to continuously upgrading port facilities, including efforts to deepen berths, enhance cargo handling capacity, and improve logistical efficiency, positioning Santang Terminal to meet future demands and growth in maritime traffic.