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Mahé, Seychelles

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Pilot Boats

Pilot Boats SPA makes use of its pilot boats to transport stakeholders and representatives of authorities between larger vessels anchored offshore and the port. This service is particularly crucial in situations where a vessel is too large to enter the channel. At times there are large petroleum tankers, gas tankers…
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Anchorage

Anchorage Tuna Buoy Berth Length: 140 Metres Overhang Length: No Bollard Capacity: Nil Bunker Points: No Water Points: No Maximum Draft: 11.50 Metres Vessel’s Length: 125 Metres Deeps: 3* English River Buoy Berth Length: 210 Metres Overhang Length: No Bollard Capacity: Nil Bunker Points: No Water Points: No Maximum Draft:…
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Bunkering

Bunkering At all international and most domestic port facilities vessels can receive bunker through port to ship bunkering either at bunker points at the quay or by petroleum bowsers. The Seychelles Petroleum Company (SEYPEC) provides bunker upon request by the vessel agent (international) and vessel owner or master (domestic). Receiving…
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Waste Removal

Waste Removal Private waste removal operators are commissioned by vessel agents to collect garbage and pump sewage from vessels. The largest amount of waste is generated by the larger cruise ships. While Seychelles has not yet domesticated the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships (MARPOL), SPA is…
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Water Supply

Supply of Water Fresh water supply is a crucial service provided by SPA to vessels calling at all of its international terminals including at the IPHS private facility. Ships require fresh water for various purposes, including drinking water for the crew, sanitation, cleaning, and boiler feed water. Water supply charges…
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Mooring

Mooring The mooring gang is responsible for the safe and efficient berthing and unberthing of large vessels. Their expertise and coordination are essential for preventing accidents and correctly securing vessels against the quay. When a vessel is manoeuvred into a berth, the mooring gang works closely with the vessel’s crew…
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Tugs & Towage

Tugs & Towage Vessels entering the inner harbour have to be manoeuvred into position by powerful tugboats that push and pull these vessels to turn them within the turning basin and to settle them alongside the quay. The tugs also help to salvage vessels that have run aground or capsized…
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Pilotage

Pilotage The entrance channel into Port Victoria is relatively narrow with a few shallow spots. By law, vessels above 150 gross tonnage have to request the service of a pilot to navigate safely through the channel to enter the inner harbour. Pilots are provided by the SPA. Pilots are transported…
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