Treguier (FRTRE)
📍 48.7833 N, -3.2333 E 🕐 GMT +1 🌍 France
Max Length31 m
Max Beam—
Max Draft3 m
Max DWT—
Density1015
ISPS✗
ECA✓
📋 Port Overview
✗ ISPS✓ ECA
The port consists of a tidal harbour which can accommodate small coasters. The port formerly traded koalin, kerphalite and wood but today continues the export of scrap metal and sand and also imports fertiliser.
🚢 Cargo Capabilities
Dry BulkBreakbulk
Load line zone
North Atlantic Winter Seasonal Zone II, Winter Nov 1 to Mar 31, Summer Apr 1 to Oct 31.
Location
Treguier is located 6nm from the English Channel at the junction of two rivers Jaudy and Guindy on a spit of land facing the sea.
Max size
LOA 120m, draught 6.0m.
Traffic figures
Approx 50 vessels visit the port annually.
🔧 Facilities
Bunkering ✓Fresh Water ✓Stores ✓Repairs ✓24/7 ✗Fumigation ✗Crew Change ✓Visitors ✓
🏗️ Crane Capacity (TONS)
25 – 49
📍 Pilot Requirements
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TRЙGUIER 48°47.38'N 3°13.42'W UNCTAD LOCODE: FR TRE For details see: LE LEGUE-SAINT-BRIEUC PILOT REQUIREMENTS ________________________________________________________________________________ ___________
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WEEKLY CORRECTIONS FROM UKHO NtM WEEK 16/17 French Radio Signals 93.1 2016, (RSDRA2017000024075), 16/17
🛡️ Pre-Arrival Information
Communications
VHF: For vessels approaching from N: CROSS, Joburg. For vessels approaching from S: CROSS, Corsen. Stations work throughout 24 hours. ..... Station Range (nm) Calling Channel Working Channel Pilot Station 10 12 12 Harbour Control 10 16 16 Pilotage is provided by Le Legue (S Brieuc). As Harbour Master is not always available radio watch is maintained by Brehat Semaphore, Ch 16
Customs and Immigration
Customs allowances: EU regulations for EU vessels, otherwise existing international regulations. Immigration may require Crew List and valid passports to be shown.
Documentation required
..... Copies Vessels arriving from an EU port and sailing to an EU port: 1. IMO Crew Lists (Inwards & Outwards). 2 Vessels arriving from an EU port but sailing to a non EU port: 1. IMO Crew Lists (Inwards & Outwards) 2 2. IMO General Declaration (Outwards) 2 3. IMO Ship's Stores Declaration (Outwards) 2 4. IMO Passenger Lists (Outwards). 2 Vessels arriving from outside the EU but sailing to an EU port 1. IMO Crew Lists (Inwards & Outwards) 2 2. IMO General Declaration (Inwards), 2 3. IMO Ship's Stores Declaration (Inwards) 2 4. IMO Crew Effects Declaration 2 5. IMO Passenger List (Inwards). 2 Vessels arriving from outside the EU and sailing to a port outside the EU: 1. IMO General Declaration (Inwards & Outwards) 2 2. IMO Ships Stores Declaration (Inwards & Outwards) 2 3. IMO Crew Effects Declaration 2 4. IMO Crew Lists (Inwards & Outwards) 2 5. IMO Passenger Lists (Inwards & Outwards). 2 1. Load Line Certificate 2. Safety Equipment Certificate 3. Certificate of Registry 4. Safety Radio Certificate 5. Safety Construction Certificate 6. International Oil Pollution Prevention Certificate 7. Ship Sanitation Control or Exemption Certificate 8. International Tonnage Certificate 9. Oil Record Book 10. Seaman's Book, Passports & Vaccination Certificates. No special forms to be completed.
ETA
ETA should be advised to agent 24, 12 and 4 hours prior to vessel's arrival with the following information: Vessel's name, registry, tonnage, LOA, beam, max arrival draught, last port of call, ETA Fairway Buoy, nature and quantity of hazardous cargo, general cargo details, any technical problems to vessel or its equipment.
General notices & regulations
Inspection of vessel for Class 5.1 cargo. Night movements: Vessels restricted to LOA 90m and no dangerous goods onboard.
Health regulations
Request for pratique to be made with final ETA communication and may be applied for by radio. Ship Sanitation Control and Exemption Certificates cannot be renewed.
Notices of readiness
NOR should be tendered in accordance with the Charter Party.
Standard messages
Content of message to include advice of port congestion, if any, loading/discharging prospects and possible draught restrictions.
⚓ Terminals & Berths
5 berths registered.
| Berth Name | Facility Type | Max LOA | Max Draft | Max DWT | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cornic Quay 4 48.7920167, -3.2284 | Dry Cargo | 90 m | 4.8 m | — | Active |
Mooring SpecsFlat Side: 75 m Cargo HandlingBreakbulk OperatorChamber of Commerce and Ports Concession | |||||
| Fishing Quay 1 & 2 48.7892667, -3.2254833 | Dry Cargo | — | — | — | Active |
Mooring SpecsContinuous: 160 m OperatorChamber of Commerce and Ports Concession | |||||
| Garnier Quay 5 48.7917167, -3.2265833 | Dry Cargo | 120 m | 6 m | — | Active |
Mooring SpecsFlat Side: 75 m OperatorChamber of Commerce and Ports Concession | |||||
| Guezennec Quay 6 48.7900833, -3.22665 | Dry Cargo | 85 m | 4 m | — | Active |
Mooring SpecsFlat Side: 85 m Cargo HandlingBreakbulk OperatorChamber of Commerce and Ports Concession | |||||
| Port of Treguier 48.7908167, -3.22755 | Dry Cargo | — | — | — | — |
OperatorChamber of Commerce and Ports Concession | |||||
🏢 Registered Agencies & Contacts
2 contacts registered.
Conseil General Cotes d'Armor
Port AuthorityAddress: BP 2373, 3 place du General de Gaulle, 22000 Saint Brieuc, France
Tel: +33 2 96 62 62 75
Fax: +33 2 96 61 48 16
Website: http://www.cg22.fr
CCI des Cotes d'Armor Ports Co
Port OperatorAddress: BP 514, rue de Guernesey, 22005 Saint Brieuc, France
Tel: +33 2 96 78 62 15
Fax: +33 2 96 78 51 30
Website: http://www.cotesdarmor.cci.fr