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Port Overview
Sal Rei Port, located in the Cape Verde archipelago, is a strategically positioned maritime facility on Boa Vista Island, serving as a critical maritime gateway for the region. Situated in the Atlantic Ocean, this port plays a significant role in supporting local maritime trade, tourism, and regional economic development. Its unique geographic position offers substantial potential for maritime operations in the West African maritime corridor.
Geographic Location & Access
Coordinates: 16.1772°N, -22.9243°E
Located on the eastern coast of Boa Vista Island, Sal Rei Port benefits from an open coastal approach with relatively stable maritime conditions. The port enjoys a favorable tropical maritime climate characterized by consistent winds and moderate sea states. Approach channels are generally clear, with minimal navigational challenges typical of island port environments. The surrounding waters provide natural protection, making it an attractive maritime hub for regional shipping activities.
Port Infrastructure & Facilities
The port features a comprehensive maritime infrastructure designed to accommodate various vessel types and cargo requirements:
Terminal Specifications:
– Total berth length: Approximately 250 meters
– Primary cargo handling areas: Multi-purpose terminals
– Container handling capacity: Limited but functional
– Storage facilities: Moderate warehousing capabilities
– Open storage area: Approximately 5,000 square meters
– Covered storage: 2,500 square meters of warehouse space
Cargo Handling Equipment:
– Mobile harbor cranes
– Forklift trucks (various capacities)
– Conveyor systems for bulk cargo
– Basic container handling equipment
Technical Specifications
– Maximum navigational draft: 50 meters
– Channel depth: 10-12 meters
– Tidal range: Approximately 1-2 meters
– Vessel size limitations: Suitable for medium-sized commercial vessels
– Pilotage: Mandatory for vessels over 500 gross tonnage
– Navigation aids: Standard maritime navigation systems
– Harbor entry: Well-marked and maintained approach channels
Operational Services
Port Services:
– 24/7 operational capabilities
– Stevedoring services
– Cargo inspection and documentation
– Customs clearance facilities
– Basic ship repair and maintenance support
– Bunker fuel availability (limited quantities)
– Fresh water provisioning
– Waste management services
Bunker Fuel Specifications:
– Marine Gas Oil (MGO)
– Marine Diesel Oil (MDO)
– Limited heavy fuel oil (HFO) availability
Commercial & Economic Aspects
Commercial Highlights:
– Competitive port tariff structure
– Supporting local and regional maritime trade
– Emerging logistics and transshipment potential
– Connected to local road transportation networks
– Basic intermodal transfer capabilities
Tariff Considerations:
– Competitive berthing rates
– Transparent fee structures
– Flexible cargo handling pricing
– Incentives for regular maritime operators
Strategic Importance
Regional Maritime Significance:
– Critical infrastructure for Cape Verde’s maritime economy
– Supporting tourism and maritime service sectors
– Potential transshipment hub for West African markets
– Strategic location for regional maritime connectivity
– Developing infrastructure with growth potential
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