Jebel Ali Port (AEJEA)

Berths

5,000 m

Quay length

Container terminals

80+

Weekly services

150+

Ports connected globally

Port overview

Dubai's main container and logistics hub

Jebel Ali Port connects ocean services with Dubai's road, rail, logistics and free-zone network. The port supports quayside operations, storage, customs activity and onward cargo movement.

Cargo handled includes containers, breakbulk, dry and liquid bulk, vehicles, project cargo, reefers and dangerous goods.

Port role

Regional container gateway with sea, road, rail, barge, storage and free-zone connections.

Network

More than 80 weekly services connecting over 150 ports worldwide.

Cargo scope

Containers, automotive, breakbulk, bulk, project and out-of-gauge, reefer and dangerous goods.

Terminals

Jebel Ali container terminals

Compare quay length, berths, terminal area, cranes and primary cargo use.

Comparison of Jebel Ali Port Terminal 1 through Terminal 4
Terminal	Quay length	Berths	Terminal area	Quay cranes	Cargo use	Draft / maximum LOA
Terminal 1	3,242 m	10	133.34 ha	37	Container terminal; detailed cargo allocation not stated	Contact DP World
Terminal 2	2,911 m	8	184.56 ha	32	Container terminal; detailed cargo allocation not stated	Contact DP World
Terminal 3	1,860 m	5	82.29 ha	19	Container terminal; detailed cargo allocation not stated	Contact DP World
Terminal 4	1,180 m	3	76.44 ha	13	Container terminal with a purpose-built Ro-Ro and automotive zone	Contact DP World

Port-call planning

Plan a vessel call at Jebel Ali

Key arrival and marine-service details. Confirm current requirements with DP World or the appointed ship agent before arrival.

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Advance notice
The tariff states 48-hour notice with agent reconfirmation 24 hours before arrival.
02
Pre-arrival documents
Electronic documents are stated as due at least eight hours before arrival, with call-specific cargo and hazardous declarations where applicable.
03
Port communications
The tariff directs the master to contact Port Signal Station on VHF channel 16.
04
Pilotage and tugs
Pilotage applies subject to the tariff's stated exemptions. Tug use remains at the Harbour Master's discretion.
05
Cargo working hours
Container handling is available 24/7. General cargo and CFS operating hours differ.
06
Supplies and attendance
Fresh water and approved marine suppliers are covered subject to availability and port requirements.
07
Anchorage services
The tariff covers cargo services at port anchorage. Safety, transport and meals for supplied personnel remain the vessel or agent's responsibility.
08
Launch and mooring support
Pilot launches, mooring launches and tugs are available through the port's marine-service arrangements.