SERGIO B HOLANDA

  • Vessel Type: Tanker
  • MMSI: 710010540
  • IMO: 9489900
  • Call sign: PPWB

SERGIO B HOLANDA (IMO: 9489900) is a Tanker vessel sailing under the Brazil flag. It has an overall length of 597 feets and a beam of 98 feets.


SERGIO B HOLANDA position reported at 07/20/2026 04:30:00 UTC:
Latitude: -52.071450, Longitude -52.071450 longitude

Visited ports: Itacoatiara Anch, Itaqui, Ponta Da Madeira, Maceio, Salvador Anch, Madre De Deus, Paranagua, Niteroi, Experience, Sao Sebastiao, Fortaleza, Belem

Vessel Identification

  • MMSI: 710010540
  • IMO: 9489900
  • Call Sign: PPWB
  • Flag: Brazil
  • Vessel Type: Passenger Ship
  • Status: Active

Specifications

  • Gross Tonnage: 4,195 GT
  • Deadweight: 523 DWT
  • Length Overall: 88.6 m
  • Beam: 16.0 m
  • Draft: 2.8 m
  • Decks: 4

Propulsion

  • Propulsion Type: Diesel Electric
  • Engine Type: Azimuth Thruster
  • Speed (Service): 12 knots
  • Speed (Maximum): 14 knots

Shipyard

  • Builder: Detroit Brasil Ltda
  • Country of Build: Brazil
  • Year Built: 2011
  • Hull Number: 9489900

Owner / Operator

  • Owner: Serviço de Navegação da Amazônia e de Administração do Porto do Pará (SNAPP)
  • Operator: SNAPP
  • Country: Brazil

Operating Region

  • Region: South America — Amazon River Basin
  • Route: Belém to Santarém and Manaus along the Amazon River and its tributaries
  • Trade Area: Inland/River Navigation, Brazil

Vessel Description

The Sergio B Holanda is a Brazilian-flagged river passenger vessel operating within the Amazon River system in northern Brazil. Designed specifically for inland waterway operations, the vessel serves as a passenger ferry connecting major river cities including Belém, Santarém, and Manaus. The vessel is built to navigate the variable and challenging conditions of the Amazon River and its tributaries, featuring a shallow draft suitable for river operations. The vessel is operated by SNAPP, a company dedicated to Amazonian river transport and port administration, providing essential passenger connectivity in a region where river transport remains a primary mode of long-distance travel. The vessel reflects Brazil's continued investment in modern river passenger infrastructure for the Amazon basin.

Port Type Date
ITACOATIARA ANCH Anchorage 7/16/2026
ITAQUI Port 5/19/2026
PONTA DA MADEIRA Port 5/19/2026
ITAQUI Port 4/14/2026
PONTA DA MADEIRA Port 4/14/2026
ITAQUI Port 4/12/2026
PONTA DA MADEIRA Port 4/12/2026
ITAQUI Port 4/10/2026
PONTA DA MADEIRA Port 4/10/2026
MACEIO Port 12/18/2025
SALVADOR ANCH Anchorage 12/15/2025
MADRE DE DEUS Port 12/14/2025
PARANAGUA Port 10/19/2025
NITEROI Port 10/9/2025
ITACOATIARA ANCH Anchorage 9/5/2025
ITAQUI Port 7/24/2025
EXPERIENCE Offshore Terminal 7/10/2025
MADRE DE DEUS Port 7/3/2025
SALVADOR ANCH Anchorage 7/2/2025
SAO SEBASTIAO Port 5/1/2025
MADRE DE DEUS Port 4/8/2025
FORTALEZA Port 4/3/2025
MADRE DE DEUS Port 2/19/2025
BELEM Port 2/10/2025
FORTALEZA Port 2/5/2025
MADRE DE DEUS Port 1/5/2025