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PORT OF JOSE (EASTERN CRYOGENYC COMPLEX) GUANTA PERTIGALETE PORT SUCRE (CUMANA) PUERTO DE JOSE
Latitude: 10° 06’ North (N); Longitude: 64° 51’ West (W)
The Eastern José Antonio Anzoátegi "Jóse" Criogenyc Complex
The eastern Cryogenic Complex was inaugurated on November 22, 1985; this Complex is considered to be one of the most important endeavors undertaken by the Venezuelan Petroleum Company in the past few years. The design of this development allows the processing of 800 million cubic feet of natural gas a day and produce 56.000 daily barrels of liquids from natural gas.This is a maritime terminal with a 1.800 meters
Long dock, with a depth of 13.6 meters and belongs to the eastern Cryogenic Complex.
Operator: Petróleos de Venezuela PDVSA (Venezuelan Oil Company)
Pilotage: These installations are located lo the West of Pozuelos Bay, with a beacon marking its entrance. Pilot Service is compulsory for all entrance and exit maneuvers and it is available also at all times, for docking and undocking at the port. If the Captain does not comply with the Pilot's directions, then the latter must inform the Government's Port Captain.
Long. 64° 51’ 2" W
Long. 60° 47’ 35" W
Gasoline 6.000 Bbls/Hr./ MTBE 1.800 M3The use of Pilot for Berthing, Un-Berthing, Shifting & Tug Boats is compulsory.
See our Jose Terminal Tariff’s & Dues page for proper Tariff’s.PORTO OF GUANTA
Latitude: 10° 15’ North (N); Longitude: 64° 35’ West (W)
Location: 8 kilometers (5 miles) to the east of Puerto La Cruz, one will find the port of Guanta which is located to the South of the bay with the same name. As a result of the coastal configuration, it is a sheltered port with smooth waters, with depths that vary from 10 to 28 meters. The bottom is low and muddy towards the Western side. There are hardly any currents and the entrance faces a ENE current. The tide's width is of 0.51 meters , which practically does not affect the depth.
Approach and pilotage: Ships approaching the Port of Guanta must do so through Pozuelos Bay, which has an excellent anchoring ground. Use of Pilot Services is compulso ry for all maneuvers both in Guanta and in the other terminais in the area. Request for Pilot services must be made in advance.
Tugs: Tug boats are available. They are privately and Government and owned and the rendering of the service may be slow. Within the port it is com pulsory to seccure lines to the tug in order to insure successful maneuvers.
GUANTA PORT
PIER CHARACTERISTICSName
Nº
Longitud
Ancho
Profundidad
Remarks
Meters
Feets
Meters
Feets
Meters
Feets
Muelle Viejo Este
1
130
426,5
10
32,8
7,3
24
Carga General
2
130
432,5
25
82
7,3
24
Carga General
Muelle Oeste
3
160
524,9
25
82
6,5
21,4
Carga General
4
200
656,2
25
82
10
32,9
Carga General
Muelle Nuevo
5
200
656,2
25
82
10
32,9
Carga General
6
200
656,2
25
82
10
32,9
Carga General
PERTIGALETE
Latitude: 10° 15' North (N) Longitude: 64° 34' West (W)Location: Located in a sheltered bay, near the Part of Guanta in 10° 15' North and 64° 34' West.
Pilotage: The pilotage area of Pozuelos Bay is similar to the zone in Guanta, located between the Borracha Island and Chimana Island , in Pozuelas Bay . From the pilotage area toward the Part of Guanta at Puerto la Cruz , the private Pertigalete pier may be boarded navigating between the Plata Island and Cachicamo Island . The pilotage is compulsory inside and out bof this port, and is carried out by well trained Statement pilots. The sailing is very safe.
Bahia Bergantin: This is to be faund an the southern side of Bergantin point and extends to the east. It has entrance channels marked by buoys and in it one may find the Guaraguao and El Chaure oil parts. At the entrance of this bay we find Burro Isle ( Donkey Island ) and a small Island to the south of Bergantin bay.
Pollution: It is forbidden to discharge dirty or, served water, of bilge, garbage and any other polluting product. The administration of the State is severe in the execution of the National and International regulations.
PORT OF SUCRE - CUMANA
Latitude: 10° 15' North (N); Longitude: 64° 35' West (W)
Location: Puerto Sucre is located on the shallow part of the coast which stretches inland to Cumana, Capital of Sucre State. To the east of this city, the hills of Pan de Azucar, which are 150 to 400 meters (500 to 1.200 ft.) high can be seen, and at SE the of them arise the main mountain range, some 8 kilometers (5 miles) away.
Puerto Sucre: is situated half a mile to the South of Punta Carenero and from the Manzanares River mouth, which is a very copious river during the rainy season. Depths of more than 40 meters (20 fathoms) are to be found by a distance of a quarter of a mile of the coast from Punta Carenero to Puerto Sucre. Immediately South of the said port, the depth retreats from the shore and begins what is knowns Fosa de Cariaco 4.8 kilometers (3 miles) to the South of the port there is a sand bank near the shore, 1.6 kilometers (1 mile) from Cerro Colorado (Red Hill), which is a reddish colored hill 2.4 kilometers (1.5 miles) 55 W from Sucre Port. Puerto Sucre, is a natural port near the Manzanares River mouth, which flows into the Gulf of Cariaco in Sucre State.Approach and Pilotage: The approach to Sucre Port by night is facilitated by the glow of Cumana 's lights, but it must be pointed out that the entrance and exit maneuvers to and from the port must be carried out with the assistance of a Pilot who will board the vessel in the anchoring area.
SUCRE PORT
PIER CHARACTERISTICSName
Nº
Longitud
Ancho
Profundidad
Remarks
Meters
Feets
Meters
Feets
Meters
Feets
North Breakwater
1
140
1407
12
120,60 10,6
34
General Cargo
South Breakwater 2
160
1407
12
120,60 10,6
34
General Cargo
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25
251,25
12,2
40
General Cargo
Coast Trade North 3
170
1708,5 4
40,20 Var.
Var.
General Cargo
Coast Trade South
4
170
1708,5
4
40,20 Var.
Var.
General Cargo
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