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Port of Fujairah

A major multipurpose and energy port on the UAE's Gulf of Oman coast.

Find ship agents, bunker suppliers, marine services and practical information for port and anchorage calls.

Port of Fujairah key facts

26 m

VLCC berth depth

344 m

VLCC maximum LOA

28

Oil terminal berths

174

Anchorage positions

107+

Utility boats

Port overview

UAE east-coast access for energy, cargo and vessel services

Port of Fujairah is the UAE's only multipurpose port on the eastern seaboard, approximately 70 nautical miles from the Strait of Hormuz. Its facilities handle oil tankers, dry bulk, containers, general cargo, Ro-Ro, cruise calls and service craft.

The offshore anchorage supports bunkering, ship-to-ship operations, lube oil, slop and waste collection, underwater work, crew support and other marine services.

Port role

Multipurpose cargo port, oil terminal and offshore maritime-service hub.

Main facilities

FOTT, dry bulk berths, Fujairah Terminals and the service harbour.

Offshore calls

Dedicated anchorage areas for service calls, STS operations and large vessels.

Berths and facilities

Compare Port of Fujairah facilities

Use the published limits for early planning, then confirm the assigned berth and current operating limits through the port and appointed agent.

Port of Fujairah oil, bulk, cargo and service-harbour facilities
FacilityBerths / quayPublished draught or depthMaximum LOAPrimary use
Fujairah Oil Terminal (FOTT)9 main or 14 wing berths, 4 bunker barge berths and VLCC jettyUp to 26 m CD at VLCC jettyUp to 344 mCrude oil, fuel oil, MGO and low-sulphur fuel products
Dry Bulk and Multipurpose5 berths, 280-319 m each13-13.5 m maximum arrival draughtConfirm with portAggregates, grain, dry bulk and general cargo
Fujairah Terminals4 main berths, 1,000 m total quay13 m arrival / 13.5 m sailing draught330 mContainers, general cargo, Ro-Ro, cruise and heavy lift
Service HarbourWest and south quays, Piers A and B, pontoons and tug berth7 m FHD harbour basinConfirm with portUtility boats, supplies, service craft, dhows and port tugs

Fujairah Anchorage Area

Match the anchorage area to the vessel call

The port publishes 12 named anchorage areas for waiting vessels, bunkering and marine services, hazardous-cargo vessels, ship-to-ship operations, SPM calls, naval vessels and vessels over 300 m.

Port-call planning

Plan a vessel call at Fujairah

  1. 01

    Appoint a registered ship agent

    Choose from the port register and confirm the legal entity and services required.

  2. 02

    Confirm berth or anchorage area

    Port berths, anchorage zones and SPM calls follow different arrangements.

  3. 03

    Send vessel and cargo details

    Include dimensions, draught, cargo, ETA and the services required.

  4. 04

    Arrange marine services

    Coordinate pilotage, towage, launches, bunkers and other attendance in advance.

  5. 05

    Check cargo and safety controls

    Hazardous cargo and STS calls use designated areas and additional controls.

  6. 06

    Check current port notices

    Review the latest notices and port instructions before arrival.

Maritime services

Find maritime services at Port of Fujairah

Choose the service needed for a port, terminal or anchorage call.

Cargo and vessel-call capabilities

  • Crude and fuel oil
  • Bunker fuels
  • Dry bulk and grain
  • Containers
  • General and project cargo
  • Ro-Ro
  • Cruise
  • Ship-to-ship operations

Port resources

Port of Fujairah official links

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