GILBERTO FREYRE
- Vessel Type: Tanker
- MMSI: 710033040
- IMO: 9596868
- Call sign: PPBU
GILBERTO FREYRE (IMO: 9596868) is a Tanker vessel sailing under the Brazil flag. It has an overall length of 328 feets and a beam of 52 feets.
GILBERTO FREYRE position reported at 07/23/2026 18:28:25 UTC:
Latitude: -56.792900, Longitude -56.792900 longitude
Visited ports: Belem, Itacoatiara, Itacoatiara Anch
Vessel Identification
- MMSI: 710033040
- IMO: 9596868
- Call Sign: PPBU
- Flag: Brazil
- Vessel Type: Passenger Ship
- Status: Active
Specifications
- Gross Tonnage: 3,957 GT
- Deadweight: 567 DWT
- Length Overall: 88.6 m
- Beam: 14.8 m
- Draught: 2.9 m
- Year Built: 2012
Propulsion
- Propulsion Type: Diesel-Electric
- Engine Type: Diesel
- Speed (Service): 12 knots
- Speed (Maximum): 14 knots
Shipyard
- Builder: Wilson Sons Estaleiros
- Country of Build: Brazil
- Year Delivered: 2012
Owner / Operator
- Owner: ANTAQ / Governo Federal do Brasil
- Operator: Serviço de Transporte Fluvial (ASTEF / ANTAQ)
- Country: Brazil
Navigation / Communications Equipment
- AIS Class: Class A
- AIS Transponder: Fitted
- GMDSS: Fitted
Operating Region
- Primary Region: South America
- Specific Route: Amazon River Basin, Brazil — operating along inland waterways in the northern region of Brazil, including routes in the states of Amazonas and Pará
- Water Type: Inland/River
Vessel Description
The vessel is a Brazilian-flagged passenger river ship built domestically by Wilson Sons Estaleiros, designed specifically for inland waterway passenger transport in the Amazon region of Brazil. Named after the renowned Brazilian sociologist and anthropologist Gilberto Freyre, the vessel forms part of a fleet operated under Brazilian federal transport authorities serving communities along major Amazonian river routes. The shallow draught design reflects the operational requirements of Amazonian waterways, where navigable depths can be variable. The vessel is equipped with amenities suited for medium to long-distance river passenger services, characteristic of the Amazon river transport network that connects remote riverside communities to larger urban centers.
| Port | Type | Date |
|---|---|---|
| BELEM | Port | 7/15/2026 |
| ITACOATIARA | Port | 1/6/2026 |
| ITACOATIARA ANCH | Anchorage | 7/26/2025 |