| Pier information | |
| Max LOA | 500m |
| Max depth | 15m |
| Type of berth (passenger, cargo, bulk traffic) | Multi purpose |
| Fenders available (brand and type) | Heavy rubber fenders c/c 15 meters |
| Bollard strength | 150 tons bollards c/c 15 meters |
| Info on tides | Max. 0.3m |
| Info on wind | Prevailing wind direction W, 2-4 Beaufort |
| Distance to the city center (in Kilometers) | 5 kilometers |
| Distance to the airport (in Kilometers) | 109 kilometers |
| Clean pier before arrival + maintenance during the day | Available |
| Good functional fenders | Available |
| ISPS certified - compulsory | Available |
| Cleared and well signaled entrance / exit to/ from the pier | Available |
| Pilotage service available | Available |
| Bunkers available | Available |
| Fresh water available - supply rate (30 m3/hour) | Available |
| Solid waste disposal | Available |
| Toxic waste disposal | Available |
| Bilge and Sludge disposal facilities | Available |
| Black and grey water disposal facilities | Available |
| Necessary space, facilities and labor to handling ship’s stores and provision | Available |
| Cruise terminal or tent facilities w/ checkin, luggage and waiting areas) | Available |
| Designated and marked parking spaces for vehicles | Available |
| Dedicated local cruise network and website | Available |
| Pier Information related to shore power | |
| Is your port currently equipped with shore power? | No |
| Do you expect your port to have shore power in operation within the next 5 years? | Yes this is expected, but only at our city pier which can only be used for smaller vessels. The shore power will be dimensioned for normal commercial cargo ships, which means this will only have capacity for smaller cruise ships. |
| Which cruise pier(s) will offer shore power at your port? | Pier 5 (city pier) |
| Please provide name of the pier, max. LOA and max. draft of the cruise pier(s) that will offer shore power | Max Loa 285 m. and max draft 10 m. However the shore power system will only have capacity for smaller ships. 400A voltage between 380 and 440 VAC and frequency between 45 and 65 Hz. |
| Please also provide the location of station of the incoming power relative to the desired berth(s) | Within 50 m. |
| Are you expecting any limitations on the number of ships/berths supplied simultaneously | No |
| Port reception facilities / Waste handling | |
| Number and maximum flow rate | 72cbm/h |
| Direct downstream to municipal facilities | Yes, via 800cbm tank |
| Tank trucks available | Yes |
| Number and maximum capacity of Tank trucks (cubm) | 10cbm |
| MARPOL standard connections fitted | Yes |
| Local storage - Sewage available and maximum capacity (cubm) | 800cbm |
| Local storage - Bioresidue available and maximum capacity (cubm) | Yes |
| Local storage - Fats, Oils from Hotel services available and maximum capacity (cubm) | Yes |
| Local storage - Food waste reject water available and maximum capacity (cubm) | Yes |
| Port reception facilities / Administration and reporting | |
| PWMP - Port Waste Management Plan available and updated for Annex IV special area | Yes |
| Type of PWMP - Port specific, Terminal/Pier specific or Hybrid | Port specific |
| Implemented Cruise specific Circ.644 - ANF Advanced Notification Form | Yes |
| Implemented Cruise specific Circ.645 - WDR Waste Delivery Receipt | Yes |
| Updated IMO Port Reception Facilities Database (PRFD) for Annex IV special area | Yes |
| No Special Fee implemented | Not for cruise ships |
| Number of Alleged Inadequacies in 2017 | none |
| Number of Alleged Inadequacies in 2017 cleared within the IMO PRFD | none |