Cyprus Ports Overview

Cyprus serves as a key maritime hub in the Eastern Mediterranean, offering modern port facilities and oil terminals that cater to a wide range of commercial and industrial vessels. Below is an overview of the main ports and terminals across Cyprus, including Limassol Port, Larnaca Port, Larnaca Oil Terminal, and VTTV Terminal at Vasiliko.

Limassol Port

• Coordinates: 34° 39’ N, 33° 03’ E
• Berths: 5 Quays, Total Length: 2,480 m
• Max Draft: 10.5 m (East, North, West Quays), 14 m (New West, South Quays)
• Max LOA: 370 m
• Water Depths: Entrance Channel: 17 m, Ship Turning Circle: 16 m, Various Quay Depths: 11-14 m

For current updates and specifications on Cyprus Ports and Oil Terminals please refer to: CYPRUS PORT AUTHORITIES

Larnaca Port

• Coordinates: 34° 55’ N, 33° 39’ E
• Berths: 2 Quays, Total Length: 666 m (South Quay: 340 m, North Quay: 326 m)
• Max Draft: 11 m (South Quay), 9.3 m (North Quay)
• Max LOA: 300 m
• Water Depths: Entrance Channel: 13.5 m, Ship Turning Circle: 13 m, Quay Depths: 13 m

For current updates and specifications on Cyprus Ports and Oil Terminals please refer to: CYPRUS PORT AUTHORITIES

VTTV Terminal (Vasiliko)

• Berth 1: DWT: 50,000-160,000 tons, Max Draft: 17 m, LOA: 184-280 m
• Berth 2: DWT: 50,000-120,000 tons, Max Draft: 16 m, LOA: 162-260 m
• Berth 3: DWT: 10,000-50,000 tons, Max Draft: 13 m, LOA: 135-216 m
• Berth 4: DWT: 10,000-50,000 tons, Max Draft: 13 m, LOA: 135-216 m

For current updates and specifications on Cyprus Ports and Oil Terminals please refer to: VTTV OIL TERMINAL