Port of Cebu

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History

Cebu has a rich, colorful history, and was an important strategic center for both traders from Southern China and later Spaniards who colonized the country. In the pre-Spanish era, Zubu, as Cebu was then called, was already an important trading center serving merchants from as far away as Arabia, China, Siam, Borneo and the Molucca Islands.

The Portuguese explorer, Ferdinand Magellan, reached Cebu in 1521 and was killed on nearby Island during a battle. The surviving crew members returned to Spain and became the first sailors to circumnavigate the globe. Spanish explorer, Legaspi, returned to Cebu some 30 years later and made the city his capital for the new Spanish colony.

On July 30, 1886 under Spanish colonial rule, the Port of Cebu was declared open to world trade with such significant exports as spices, abaca, sugar, corn, copra, tobacco, lumber, pearls, and native textiles, passing through its port.

The succeeding American colonial era saw Cebu continuing its significance as a major Philippine seaport with chief exports of hemp, coconut oil, copra, sugar, maguey, lumber and tobacco handled through the port.

Formerly a component of the Philippine Ports Authority since 1975, Cebu and all ports within the Cebu City and province were turned over to the Cebu Port Authority from 1992 to 1995. By 1996, Cebu Port Authority was then fully operationalized until today.

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Purposes and Objectives

To integrate and coordinate the planning development, construction and operations of ports and port facilities within its territorial jurisdiction, consistent with the needs and requirements of the region;

To enhance the flow of international and domestic commerce passing through or utilizing the regional ports; and

To promote regional development by providing support services to sustain the growth of export and other priority industries in the region.

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Jurisdiction

The territorial jurisdiction of the Authority shall include all ports, seas, lakes, rivers and all other navigable inland waterways within the province of Cebu, the City of Cebu, and all other highly urbanized cities which may be created after the enactment of R.A. 7621.

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Governing Body

The Cebu Port Commission

Chairman – DOTC Secretary
6 Commissioners – shall represent the following:

Shipowners and Shipping Operators
Cargo Handling Labor Sector
Business Sector

Vice – Chairman – shall be elected from among the six commissioners and shall be designated concurrently as the CPA General Manager.

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SOURCE (http://www.cpa.gov.ph/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1&mId=2&mItemId=2)

CEBU HARBOR INFORMATION

Location

Situated at the city frontage between Cebu and Mactan Island, the port comprises 4,528.47 m. of quayside (from international to domestic zones).

The international zone has a length of 495 meters and the domestic zone has 3,838.47 meters.
Location

Aside from the main port of Cebu, there are 12 other private terminals within the Cebu Harbor. These are:


The Ludo Private Port
The Mandaue Municipal Wharf
Ouano Private Wharf
San Miguel Corporation Private Wharf
Fil Oil Depo Private Pier
General Milling Corporation Private Wharf
Opon Municipal Wharf
Mobil Oil Depot Private Wharf
Caltex Oil Depot Private Wharf
Shell Island Depot Private Wharf
Carlos Gothong Wharf
Philippine Navy Wharf


Port Limits

Cebu Harbor as that part of the Strait between Mactan Island and the Island of Cebu within the following boundaries: an imaginary line extending from Pangulan Point, Mactan Island, Bagacay Point, Island of Cebu; and an imaginary line extending from Lawis Ledge, Mactan Island, to Lipata Point, Island of Cebu.

Maximum Size


Cebu International Port (Berths 1-7) has a draft of minus 8.5 m. at MLLW
Cebu Domestic Zone (Berths 8-28) has a draft of minus 6.5 m. at MLLW
Ludo and Luym Private Port has a draft of 12.19 m.


Restrictions

1. Foreign Ships are not allowed to pass the North Channel, due to the bridge between Mandaue and Opon. However, ships of 24.38 m. vertical height from MLW and length of 91.44m. may pass with utmost care.

2. Draft limitation of 12.19 m. for Cebu Channel while port established berthing spaces vary from 3.05-9.14 m.

3. Ballast and oil are prohibited to be discharged within the Cebu Harbor and Philippine waters.

Bridges

The Mandaue-Mactan Bridge and the Marcelo Fernan Bridge crossing the North Channel are open to traffic with a clearance of 76 ft. at HW and 80 ft. at LW.

Berthing

Cebu Baseport has 30 berths including three finger piers.

Cebu International Port is a container terminal covering a total area of 14 hectares with a back-up area of 10 hectares. It has 495 meters berthing space with a controlling draft of -8.5 at MLLW.

Management Office (MO) 2 is a general cargo berth, characterized by a long marginal berth 1,265 m. long.

Ludo Port is a port reverted to CPA and belongs to Management Office 4. Berthing of vessels engaged in foreign trade at Ludo Port are moored to concrete dolphins running northeast or southwest of the Ludo Pier. Draft limitation is 12.19 meters.

Mandaue Subportis a port 8 km north of Cebu City. Berthing of vessels engaged in foreign trade are not allowed in Mandaue. Draft limitation is 3.66 meters.

Port of Mactan is 15 km east of Cebu City. Berthing of vessels engaged in foreign trade is allowed at private port of General Milling Corporation and Shell Island Depot Private Wharf.

Muelle Osmena is a ferry port on Lapu-Lapu City, also known as Opon Pier, berth length is 31.9 meters with a depth of approximately 5 meters. This port facility is only used for motorized bancas of 21.55-40 GRT.

SOURCE (http://www.cpa.gov.ph/portinfo_harbor.html)

CEBU INTERNATIONAL PORT & CONTAINER TERMINAL

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Berthing Facilities


495 meters of berthing space
-8.5 meters controlling draught at MLLW


Cargo-handling Facilities


2 units 35-tonner ship-to-shore gantry quay cranes
1 unit 42-tonner ship-to-shore gantry quay crane
10 units 35-tonner rubber-tyred gantry cranes (transtainers)
15 units forklifts of 3 to 24-tonner capacity
1 unit 42-tonner reach stacker
36 reefer slots
24 units prime movers
26 units trailers / chassis
100 cu.m. elevated water tank
2 x 300 cu.m. ground reservoir
1,250 KVA generator set ensuring uninterrupted power supply
2,015 TEU ground slots
Productivity: 30 to 32 containers per hour per crane


Storage Facilities


Annual Yard Capacity:


Block Alpha : 4-high stacking > 482,000 TEUs

Block Bravo : 4-high stacking > 532,000 TEUs

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Berthing Facilities


3.8 kilometer berthing space
3 finger piers for additional berthing space
6.5 meters draft at MLLW

Storage Facilities


Open Storage Area of approximately 300,000 sq.m.

Passenger Terminals


Passenger Terminal 1 at Pier 1
Passenger Terminal 2 at Pier 3
Passenger Terminal 3 at Berth 13
Ferry Terminal at Pier 3


(with counterpart ferry terminal at Muelle Osmena in Mactan)

Cargo-related Facilities

5 accredited cargo-handling service providers can provide cargo-handling needs with efficient facilities
Ro-Ro ramps at Pier 1 and Berths 11-12


SOURCE (http://www.cpa.gov.ph/portinfo_baseport.html)

CEBU RO-RO LINKAGES

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CEBU PROVINCE RORO LINKAGES (As of July 2007)

1. Cebu City to Tagbilaran City and Tubigon, Bohol
2. Mandaue City to Ormoc City, Leyte and Hindang, Southern Leyte
3. Lapu-Lapu City to Jetafe, Bohol and Olango Island, Sta. Rosa
4. Danao City to Poro, Camotes and Merida, Leyte
5. Carmen to Abuera, Leyte
6. Bogo City to Palompon, Leyte
7. San Remegio to Sta. Fe, Bantayan Island
8. Bantayan to Cadiz City, Negros Occidental
9. Tabuelan to Escalante City, Negros Occidental
10. Tuburan to Escalante City, Negros Occidental
11. Toledo City to San Carlos City, Negros Occidental
12. Dumanjug to Guihulngan, Negros Oriental
13. Samboan to Amlan, Negros Oriental
14. Santander to Sibulan, Negros Oriental
15. Oslob to Sibulan, Negros Oriental
16. Argao to Loon, Bohol

SOURCE (http://www.cpa.gov.ph/portinfo_roro.html)

Philippines Shipping Report Q1 2012
Business Monitor International

For 2012, the Port of Cebu has positioned itself as the trailblazer as far as Philippines ports sector is concerned, with highly impressive year-on-year (y-o-y) tonnage throughput growth of 24.43% forecast. This increase would see the Port of Cebu retain its place as the country's number one port in terms of tonnage throughput, ahead of the Manila International Container Terminal (MICT), which we predict will enjoy healthy y-o-y growth of 7.40% in 2012.

BMI believes that the Philippines is set for strong, healthy economic growth over the long-term, and could be one of the best-performing markets in Asia over the coming decade. A low overall loan-to-deposit ratio of 62%, a high Tier 1 capital ratio of 14.2%, and moderating non-performing loans, combined with the country's positive demographics story, all point to healthy growth potential. Over the long term, we also see strong potential in the Philippines' demographics. With the archipelago set to add almost 14mn to its population by the end of the decade, and per capita GDP to more than double, vast opportunity lies in the shipping sector.

Several Asian states, including the Philippines, have until now successfully balanced strong trade ties with China and security pacts with the US. The question is whether this will continue to be the case, or whether these countries will eventually have to align their security policies with China. For the foreseeable future, we believe that Asia's major states will not have to make such a decision. Neither China nor the US is exerting pressure on countries to choose sides for the time being. Should this change then the Philippines could find itself between a rock and a hard place.

Headline Industry Data

- 2012 tonnage throughput at MICT forecast to grow 7.40% to 20.08mn tonnes.
- 2012 tonnage throughput at the Port of Cebu forecast to increase 24.43% to 34.27mn tonnes.
- 2012 tonnage throughput at the Port of Davao forecast to rise by 5.82% to 11.46mn tonnes.
- The real value of the Philippines' total trade will rise by 5.0% this year, with exports totalling US$64.47bn, ahead of imports at US$63.48bn.

SOURCE (http://www.sandlerresearch.org/philippines-shipping-market-report-q1-2012.html)

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Finally another milestone for Cebu truly a Vibrant City in the Philippines and Visayan People showcase to the World. Ceboooom

CEBU RO-RO LINKAGES

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CEBU PROVINCE RORO LINKAGES (As of July 2007)

1. Cebu City to Tagbilaran City and Tubigon, Bohol
2. Mandaue City to Ormoc City, Leyte and Hindang, Southern Leyte
3. Lapu-Lapu City to Jetafe, Bohol and Olango Island, Sta. Rosa
4. Danao City to Poro, Camotes and Merida, Leyte
5. Carmen to Abuera, Leyte
6. Bogo City to Palompon, Leyte
7. San Remegio to Sta. Fe, Bantayan Island
8. Bantayan to Cadiz City, Negros Occidental
9. Tabuelan to Escalante City, Negros Occidental
10. Tuburan to Escalante City, Negros Occidental
11. Toledo City to San Carlos City, Negros Occidental
12. Dumanjug to Guihulngan, Negros Oriental
13. Samboan to Amlan, Negros Oriental
14. Santander to Sibulan, Negros Oriental
15. Oslob to Sibulan, Negros Oriental
16. Argao to Loon, Bohol

SOURCE (http://www.cpa.gov.ph/portinfo_roro.html)

A small correction on item 5. It should read "5. Carmen to Albuera, Leyte

wala lagi maapil ang wharf sa atlas fertilizer sa sangi toledo city.

^^ take note of this, "The territorial jurisdiction of the Authority shall include all ports, seas, lakes, rivers and all other navigable inland waterways within the province of Cebu, the City of Cebu, and all other highly urbanized cities which may be created after the enactment of R.A. 7621." - Cebu Port Authority

so any wharf in Toledo or in anywhere else in Cebu for that matter is definitely under CPA! :okay:

Very good idea mAiNsTrEaMhunter. I like this thread very much, well done !

post pud diri kadtong render atong pagbalhin sa CIP sa Liloan..

^^ oo di-a ra master @jowk! :D

P20-B Cebu international port eyed
By Mars W. Mosqueda Jr. (Manila Bulletin)
September 5, 2011

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LILOAN, Cebu, Philippines – Authorities are revisiting a plan that had been shelved in 2002 to build a P20.4-billion offshore international port between the towns of Consolacion and Liloan, in northern Cebu.

The Cebu Ports Authority (CPA) is the proponent of the P20.4-billion offshore international port. According to officials of the CPA, funding for the project could be sourced from either a loan or through an investment as a result of public-private sector partnership.

The CPA has presented plans for the proposed port to be constructed in Maya, Daanbantayan as well as for the improvement of the Hagnaya port in San Remigio. The latter project is being supported by Cebu (fourth district) Representative Benhur Salimbangon.

Representatives of the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) and the Department of Transportation and Communications (DoTC) met in Cebu Monday to take another look at the study of the proposed international container port.

SOURCE (http://www.mb.com.ph/node/333254/p20b-cebu-international-port-eyed)


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Wala akong masabi The Best ang PORT of CEBU from ship Building, Container, to Passenger CEBOOOOOOOOM..

^^ hindi po gumagawa ng barko ang Port of Cebu. Sa Tsuneishi Heavy Industries at West Cebu Industrial Park lang po yun sa Balamban. :D

Tsuneishi Heavy Industries, Balamban, Cebu

Shipbuilding Facility
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Floating Crane
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Assembly Factory
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Building Dock 1
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Building Dock 2
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Basta sa CEBU Parin yan :D in General :D

@main, independent body bah ang Cebu Ports Authority from the Philippine Ports Authority?...

^^ AFAIK, yes. :)

@main, independent body bah ang Cebu Ports Authority from the Philippine Ports Authority?...

:yes::yes::yes:

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source: customs.gov.ph (http://www.customs.gov.ph/about-ports.php)

^^ hindi po gumagawa ng barko ang Port of Cebu. Sa Tsuneishi Heavy Industries at West Cebu Industrial Park lang po yun sa Balamban. :D


Pero based on the law quoted above, Balamban shipyard falls under CPA, right? Or was the law modified?

Port of Clark Int'l Airport?? naa diay dagat didto??

Pero based on the law quoted above, Balamban shipyard falls under CPA, right? Or was the law modified?

Well, I don't exactly know the status of the Balamban Shipyard but base from CPA's jurisdiction, it should be.

SHIP SPOTTING AT THE PORT OF CEBU

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^^ Indeed one of the most busiest ports in the country. Nice pics of Cebu's harbor. :)

CEBU HOME-GROWN SHIPPING COMPANIES

Superferry
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Cebu Ferries
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Supercat
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2GO
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Gothong Shipping
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Cokaliong Shipping
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Roble Shipping
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Trans-Asia Shipping
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Sulpicio Lines
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Major Private Ports registered with Cebu Port Authority


Port/s under Mandaue Management Office

E.C. Ouano Dev't. and Management Corp.
Looc, Mandaue City, Cebu
+63.32.345-0161 to 62
East Asia Utilities
Brgy. Ibo, MEPZ 1, Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu
+63.32.340-5321, +63.32.340-5322, +63.32.340-5408
G.T. Ferry Incorporated (Mandaue)
Pier 7, Mandaue Reclamation Project, Mandaue City, Cebu
+63.32.232-9998
General Milling Corporation
Cebu City Office: GMC Plaza, Legaspi Ext. cor.
M.J. Cuenco Ave., Cebu City
+63.32.255-1551
+63.32.255-1431 to 37
Lapu-Lapu City Office: M.L. Quezon Nat'l Highway, LLC
+63.32.340-8888
+63.32.340-5636
+63.32.340-8356
+63.32.340-0548
Petron Corporation � Lapu-Lapu City
Mactan Aviation Depot, Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu
+63.32.340-4629, +63.32.340-462
Petron Corporation � Mandaue City



Petron Mandaue Terminal, Mandaue City, Cebu
+63.32.344-7341, +63.32.346-5136
PKS Shipping Company. Inc.
Sergio Osmena Blvd., NRA, Cebu City
+63.32.232-0931 to 33, +63.32.232-0911
SMC Shipping and Lighterage Corp.
Mandaue Wharf, Looc, Mandaue City, Cebu
+63.32.346-8956, +63.32.346-8958, +63.32.346-8983
+63.32.346-2002, +63.32.346-0605


Port/s under Danao Management Office

Pryce Gases, Inc.
Cebu City Office: Canduman Road, Talamban, Cebu City
+63.32.346-6347 to 48, +63.32.344-1213

Port/s under Sta. Fe Management Office

Eleuterio Casila Causeway


Port/s under Toledo Management Office

FBM Aboitiz Marine, Inc.
Cebu City Office: Universal Aboitiz Inc. Bldg., NRA, Cebu City
+63.32.422-7690, +63.32.233-0183
Shipyard Office: Arpili, Balamban, Cebu
+63.32.465-0001 to 07, +63.32.465-0008,
+63.32.465-0010
Roden Construction & Dev't. Port
Cebu City Office: 186 N. Bacalso Ave. Ext., Basak, Cebu City
+63.32.261-9919, +63.32.261-9910,
+63.32.261-9921, +63.32.272-0283
Site Office: Tubigagmanok, Asturias, Cebu
Toledo Power Company Private Port
Pier 3 Sangi, Toledo City, Cebu
+63.32.322-5803 to 04, +63.32.322-5805
Tsuneishi Heavy Industries (Cebu), Inc.
Cebu City Office: Aboitiz Bldg., Banilad, Cebu
+63.32.231-2299, +63.32.231-6035,
+63.32.231-9235, +63.32.231-9893 to 94
Shipyard Office: Buanoy, Balamban, Cebu
+63.32.333-2228 to 29, +63.32.333-2292 to 95

Port/s under Argao Management Office

APO Cement Corporation / CEMEX
Tinaan, Naga, Cebu
+63.32.273-3000, +63.32.273-9236, +63.32.272-6870
P & I Resorts, Inc.
Cebu City Office: Capitol Centrum Bldg., Escario St., Cebu City
Site Office: San Isidro, San Fernando, Cebu
Phil. Mining Service Corp.
Pungalo, Alcoy, Cebu
+63.32.233-9541, +63.32.253-8600
Phil. Trigon Shipyard Corporation
Cebu City Office: 399 C. Padilla St., Cebu City
+63.32.261-3809, +63.32.418-8369
Site Office: Sangat, San Fernando, Cebu
+63.32.487-9186
Taiheiyo Cement Philippines, Inc. (formerly Grand Cement)
Cebu City Office: 9/F Insular Life Bldg.
Gorordo cor. Maxilom Ave., Cebu City
+63.32.231-5333

Port/s in Cebu Baseport

Cebu Private Power Corporation (VECO)
Old VECO Compound, Brgy. Ermita, Cebu City
+63.32.253-7145, +63.32.253-7147, +63.32.416-9418,
+63.32.416-9568, +63.32.416-9567




ubay-ubay jud diay ang atimanonon sa CPA.


http://www.cpa.gov.ph/portinfo_harbor.html

also under toledo MO is a new private pier owned by metaphil international located at AREA ONE complex beside or parallel to FBMA Marine ( now austal) pier. Both are inside west cebu industrial park.

@main, hehehe naa kay nkalimtan, how bout sulpicio lines?

^^ oops, my bad! edited! thanks

Pero based on the law quoted above, Balamban shipyard falls under CPA, right? Or was the law modified?

there several ships mooring at the THI bringing some supplies for the company and others for repair.

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^^ oops, my bad! edited! thanks

^^:) its all right, btw its not sulpicio lines rather its philippine span-asia shipping inc ... :okay:

aie naa pajud :D ... ocean jet ug super shuttle ferry respectively

^^ hindi po gumagawa ng barko ang Port of Cebu. Sa Tsuneishi Heavy Industries at West Cebu Industrial Park lang po yun sa Balamban. :D

Tsuneishi Heavy Industries, Balamban, Cebu

Shipbuilding Facility
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Floating Crane
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Assembly Factory
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Building Dock 1
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Building Dock 2
http://www.thici.com/imgs/downloads/bldngdk1.jpg
i think the last pic is at phase 4 because the building dock has water beneath. It is designed like a canal and once the ship is completely built pasudlan dayon na ug tubig dagat aron mulutaw ang barko ug ready na for launching.

the first pic is an old one since the whole complex has two slipway or building dock and lahi siya ug design, ipaslide lang ang barko ngadto sa dagat.


anyway nice find @mainstream, this is one of cebus pride.

^^ thanks for the info! you should know better, western shore! :D

dili ba ang power plant sa naga ug toledo duna silay ilang kaugalingon nga pier? asa man sila sakop?

Ang hirap mahabol ang development na yan ng Cebu

CEBU HOME-GROWN SHIPPING COMPANIES

Superferry
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5242/5340118104_ac0a9e41ee.jpg

Cebu Ferries
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2504/3947688238_1ac2f8f5ac.jpg

Supercat
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4085/5065066658_ca44f4f537.jpg

2GO
http://blog.agriculture.ph/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/welcome_01.jpg

Superferry, Cebu Ferries, and SuperCat are now merged with 2GO, right?


Gothong Shipping
http://farm5.staticflickr.com/4137/4805042874_1402637298_z.jpg

How about Gothong Southern? (Separate entity from Carlos A Gothong Lines)

Weesam Express and Lite Shipping, dili diay na sila Cebu Based?

EDIT: Cebu based gyud diay ang Lite Shipping, and iya freight sister company Lirio Shipping.
Not sure about sa Weesam.

dili ba ang power plant sa naga ug toledo duna silay ilang kaugalingon nga pier? asa man sila sakop?
I think, CPA gihapon 'nyor.
Toledo City:


Pier 1 (AFCI, Atlas Fertilizer Corp. Inc.),
Pier 2 (Carmen Copper Corp.),
Pier 3 (two jetties, Toledo Power Co. - Global Business Power Corp.), and
Pier 4 (Toledo City Port)

Naga City:


SPC Kepco Pier
APO-CEMEX Pier

I think, CPA gihapon 'nyor.
Toledo City:


Pier 1 (AFCI, Atlas Fertilizer Corp. Inc.),
Pier 2 (Carmen Copper Corp.),
Pier 3 (two jetties, Toledo Power Co. - Global Business Power Corp.), and
Pier 4 (Toledo City Port)

Naga City:


SPC Kepco Pier
APO-CEMEX Pier


ang white cement factory sa asturias duna sab nay silay pier. ang balamban diha luyo sa mercado dunay gitawag nila ug pantalan nga dungguan sa mga banca gikan sa ilo-ilo unsa included na sila cpa or wala pa na marecognize.

Superferry, Cebu Ferries, and SuperCat are now merged with 2GO, right?


How about Gothong Southern? (Separate entity from Carlos A Gothong Lines)

Weesam Express and Lite Shipping, dili diay na sila Cebu Based?

EDIT: Cebu based gyud diay ang Lite Shipping, and iya freight sister company Lirio Shipping.
Not sure about sa Weesam.

^^:) afaik , murag zamboanga-based na siya bai

dili ba ang power plant sa naga ug toledo duna silay ilang kaugalingon nga pier? asa man sila sakop?

Again, I do not know exactly the status of those ports but if we base it on CPA's jurisdiction and I quote, "The territorial jurisdiction of the Authority shall include all ports, seas, lakes, rivers and all other navigable inland waterways within the province of Cebu, the City of Cebu, and all other highly urbanized cities which may be created after the enactment of R.A. 7621." so therefore, whichever port, wharf, pier, river, etc. in Cebu for that matter is under CPA.


How about Gothong Southern? (Separate entity from Carlos A Gothong Lines)

Weesam Express and Lite Shipping, dili diay na sila Cebu Based?

EDIT: Cebu based gyud diay ang Lite Shipping, and iya freight sister company Lirio Shipping.
Not sure about sa Weesam.

well, thanks for sharing! I do not have the luxury of identifying exactly all these companies so your knowledge and expertise is highly appreciated here! Thank you

CEBU HOME-GROWN SHIPPING COMPANIES (updated)

Superferry
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5242/5340118104_ac0a9e41ee.jpg

Cebu Ferries
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2504/3947688238_1ac2f8f5ac.jpg

Supercat
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4085/5065066658_ca44f4f537.jpg

2GO
http://blog.agriculture.ph/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/welcome_01.jpg

Gothong Shipping
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Gothong Southern Shipping
http://farm5.staticflickr.com/4043/4310705261_975aef21e1.jpg

Cokaliong Shipping
http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2668/3886342397_121ea5dbe0.jpg

Roble Shipping
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3329/3667169781_9a2e69466f.jpg

Trans-Asia Shipping
http://farm8.static.flickr.com/7142/6525001791_c9ed9e9a96.jpg

Sulpicio Lines
http://farm1.staticflickr.com/213/491103351_df28d9b613.jpg

Lite Shipping
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2585/4146983704_4c88302e27.jpg

asa man ang OceanJet diha?

PORTS IN CEBU


HAGNAYA PORT, San Remigio (bound for Bantayan Island)
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SANTA FE PORT, Santa Fe (bound for Cebu Mainland)
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MAYA PORT, Daanbantayan (bound for Malapascua Island)
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BOGO PORT, Bogo City (bound for Leyte and Masbate)
http://images.travelpod.com/users/7tck7334/1.1286530120.bogo.jpg

DANAO PORT, Danao City (bound for Camotes Islands and Leyte)
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Ouano Wharf, Mandaue City (bound for Camotes Islands)
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Muelle Osmena, Lapu-Lapu City (bound for Cebu City)
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APO CEMENT PORT, Naga City
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ARGAO PORT, Argao (bound for Bohol)
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Mainit Port, Oslob (bound for Siquijor)
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Liloan Port, Santander (bound for Dumaguete)
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flickr by morionworld

Bato Port, Samboan (bound for Negros Oriental)
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TOLEDO PORT, Toledo City (bound for San Carlos City, Negros Occidental)
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TSUNEISHI SHIPYARD, Balamban (shipbuilding facility)
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TABUELAN PORT, Tabuelan (bound for Escalante City, Negros Occidental)
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CONSUELO PORT, San Francisco (bound for Danao City and Cebu City)
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PILAR PORT, Pilar (bound for Ormoc City)
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(repost from Maritime Infrastructure and Transport)



PHILIPPINES' BOOMING SHIPBUILDING INDUSTRY

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the Tsuneishi Shipbuilding Facility in Balamban, Cebu
this is a joint venture between the Aboitiz and the Tsuneishi group of Japan.

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a 50,000 DWT tanker built in Cebu
cebu is the shipbuilding capital of the country, and the Philippines will become soon the fourth shipbuilding nation because of it.

http://img293.imageshack.us/img293/598/a31vu.jpg

fastcrafts built in Balamban, Cebu

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fastCrafts to be built
it can also build luxury fast crafts like these.

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another ship is launched
the Tsuneishi Shipbuilding Complex in Balamban can build one of these ships every 45 days.

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ships Built in Balamban, Cebu

CEBU CITY HARBOR

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flickr by Fihliwe

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flickr by Fihliwe

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flickr by Fihliwe

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flickr by Fihliwe

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flickr by Fihliwe

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flickr by thewild

BTW, for those who is a shipspotter and a ship lover.. You can join our group:

Philippine Ship Spotters' Society

www.flickr.com/groups/psss

www.psssonline.com

daghan pa kaayo wa ma mention bai, to name a few:

- Palacio Shipping Lines
- George and Peter Shipping Lines
- JPS Shipping Lines (Cargo)
- Super Shuttle Ferry (not sure if Cebu-based)
- ug naa pay daghan bai labina mga ro-ro vessels ug mga cargo vessels.
- Trans-Asia (kung wa pa mamention)

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products of FBMA

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The Cebu-built Betico II leaves the drydock in Balamban, Cebu to start sea trials.]Last Saturday morning was another Red-Letter day for FBMA that high-tech shipyard in Balamban for the launching of its latest Roll-on, Roll-off passenger (Ropax) vessel dubbed project no.1024 and officially named “Betico II (pronounced be-ti-CHU) by the delegation from the French territory of New Caledonia in the South Pacific islands.

CEBU ADUANA (Malacanang sa Sugbo)

PAST

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PRESENT

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FBMAShipyard in Balamban was bought by Austal. One of the leading shipbuilder for Trimarans, Fastcrafts and also they're the ones that are making the US Naval ships and soon we'll see them being constructed in their new Balamban Shipyard.

(repost from Maritime Infrastructure and Transport)



PHILIPPINES' BOOMING SHIPBUILDING INDUSTRY

http://img293.imageshack.us/img293/1824/a12ep.jpg

the Tsuneishi Shipbuilding Facility in Balamban, Cebu
this is a joint venture between the Aboitiz and the Tsuneishi group of Japan.

http://img293.imageshack.us/img293/9384/a22so.jpg

a 50,000 DWT tanker built in Cebu
cebu is the shipbuilding capital of the country, and the Philippines will become soon the fourth shipbuilding nation because of it.

http://img293.imageshack.us/img293/598/a31vu.jpg

fastcrafts built in Balamban, Cebu

http://img293.imageshack.us/img293/2320/a46fr.jpg

fastCrafts to be built
it can also build luxury fast crafts like these.

http://img516.imageshack.us/img516/9566/a52zj.jpg

another ship is launched
the Tsuneishi Shipbuilding Complex in Balamban can build one of these ships every 45 days.

http://img516.imageshack.us/img516/7458/a62hv.jpg

ships Built in Balamban, Cebu
Very Impressived Thread from local ferries, to Container terminal , to Shipbuilding it is a complete package you got my 5 STAR★★★★★

FBMAShipyard in Balamban was bought by Austal. One of the leading shipbuilder for Trimarans, Fastcrafts and also they're the ones that are making the US Naval ships and soon we'll see them being constructed in their new Balamban Shipyard.

cool! looking forward to seeing US Naval ships being built in Cebu! :cheers:

cool! looking forward to seeing US Naval ships being built in Cebu! :cheers:
Possible.

BTW, that contract signing was done last November of 2011 yet! Austal didn't bother publicizing the deal.

http://ts2.mm.bing.net/images/thumbnail.aspx?q=1593519243925&id=b0a025b3d81b36b6f232df269893842e
that small jetty port, white roof warehouse and offices and the vacant lot at the right side is the austal shipyard complex. On the left side that open wide expanse of land with long peir is the AREA ONE COMPLEX owned by metaphil international.



http://ts4.mm.bing.net/images/thumbnail.aspx?q=1617530728195&id=1d9b6b177ade9df9913787ddb79c56ea
that building with green roof is the metaphil international modular facility at gate 1 of west cebu industrial park arpili balamban, cebu.

http://ts3.mm.bing.net/images/thumbnail.aspx?q=1622121195206&id=ed62b30a566338bd292e2e390767d5fe

thi complex with phase 4 in the background.

http://ts3.mm.bing.net/images/thumbnail.aspx?q=1593979254458&id=ffb45e5240844a97b86a7626ccbbbb92

thi complex without phase 4.

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Life at the Harbor!

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Traffic at Sea!

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The image that launched a thousand ships!

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A sea of faith!

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The harbor on top!

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:cheers:

Traffic at Sea!

bai mains, ang pics #5 mura man ug sa bohol tungod sa iyang background.

anyway nice kaau imong mga photos posted here, grabe!

^^ asa nga picture ana bai?! daghan man gud... its all in Cebu! wala'y nasaag dinha. :D

by the way, its not my photos. just got it from flickr. ;)

Traffic at Sea!

bai mains, ang pics #5 mura man ug sa bohol tungod sa iyang background.

anyway nice kaau imong mga photos posted here, grabe!

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Cebu kaayo na bai uy. :D notice Bellavista Hotel in the far left? wala'y bellavista sa Bohol, its in Mactan! :D

Sunset over the Harbor!

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Cebu Harbor unltimately the best......

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Cebu kaayo na bai uy. :D notice Bellavista Hotel in the far left? wala'y bellavista sa Bohol, its in Mactan! :D

ahh, sorry diay, mura man gud ug view sa tagbilaran ang background, wala diay nako maau ug tan-aw ang mga building. Bai, sa may petron depot diay kuhaa kana nga angle.

A Breathtaking Harbor!

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the cebu west gateway to negros occ.

cip is really great!

Bridges and Harbors!

Mandaue-Mactan Bridge
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Marcelo Fernan Bridge
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Going from Cebu City to Leyte
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There are 8 companies operating trips from Cebu City to Leyte: Roble Shipping, Inc, Maypalad Shipping Corp., WEESAM EXPRESS, Cokaliong Shipping Lines, Inc., Super Shuttle Ferry, E.B. Aznar Shipping Corporation, Cebu Ferries, f.j. Palacio Lines Incorporated, with a total of 78 trips per week:

Roble Shipping, Inc

Roble Shipping, Inc has trips every day at 10:00 PM, 08:50 PM, 04:30 PM, 08:00 PM.

- Leaving from Cebu City Pier 2 wharf at 10:00 PM, and arriving at Baybay wharf at 11:00 PM.
- Leaving from Cebu City Pier 2 wharf at 08:50 PM, and arriving at Hilongos wharf at 12:20 AM the next day.
- Leaving from Cebu City Pier 2 wharf at 10:00 PM, and arriving at Ormoc wharf at 02:00 AM the next day.
- Leaving from Cebu City Pier 2 wharf at 04:30 PM, and arriving at Hilongos wharf at 08:00 PM.
- Leaving from Cebu City Pier 2 wharf at 08:00 PM, and arriving at Catbalogan wharf at 11:30 PM.

Maypalad Shipping Corp.

Maypalad Shipping Corp. has trips on Tue, Thu, Sat at 06:00 PM.

- Leaving from Cebu City Pier 2 wharf at 06:00 PM, and arriving at Tacloban wharf at 10:00 PM.

WEESAM EXPRESS

WEESAM EXPRESS has trips every day at 04:30 PM, 10:45 AM.

- Leaving from Cebu City Pier 4 wharf at 04:30 PM, and arriving at Ormoc wharf at 06:40 PM.
- Leaving from Cebu City Pier 4 wharf at 10:45 AM, and arriving at Ormoc wharf at 12:55 PM.

Cokaliong Shipping Lines, Inc.

Cokaliong Shipping Lines, Inc. has trips every day at 07:00 PM, 12:00 PM, 08:00 PM.

- Leaving from Cebu City Pier 1 wharf at 07:00 PM, and arriving at Maasin wharf at 01:00 AM the next day.
- Leaving from Cebu City Pier 1 wharf at 12:00 PM, and arriving at Maasin wharf at 06:00 PM.
- Leaving from Cebu City Pier 1 wharf at 07:00 PM, and arriving at Maasin wharf at 01:00 AM the next day.
- Leaving from Cebu City Pier 1 wharf at 08:00 PM, and arriving at Palompon wharf at 01:00 AM the next day.
- Leaving from Cebu City Pier 1 wharf at 08:00 PM, and arriving at Baybay wharf at 02:00 AM the next day.
- Leaving from Cebu City Pier 1 wharf at 08:00 PM, and arriving at Palompon wharf at 02:00 AM the next day.

Super Shuttle Ferry

Super Shuttle Ferry has trips on Mon, Wed, Fri at 09:00 PM.

- Leaving from Cebu City Pier 8 wharf at 09:00 PM, and arriving at Ormoc wharf at 03:00 AM the next day.

E.B. Aznar Shipping Corporation

E.B. Aznar Shipping Corporation has trips every day at 05:30 PM, 07:30 AM.

- Leaving from Danao wharf at 05:30 PM, and arriving at Isabel wharf at 07:30 PM.
- Leaving from Danao wharf at 07:30 AM, and arriving at Isabel wharf at 09:30 AM.

Cebu Ferries

Cebu Ferries has trips on Mon, Wed, Tue, Thu at 08:00 AM.

- Leaving from Cebu City Pier 4 wharf at 08:00 AM, and arriving at Ormoc wharf at 12:00 PM.
- Leaving from Cebu City Pier 4 wharf at 08:00 AM, and arriving at Ormoc wharf at 12:00 PM.

f.j. Palacio Lines Incorporated

f.j. Palacio Lines Incorporated has trips on Mon, Wed, Fri at 07:00 PM.

- Leaving from Cebu City Pier 1 wharf at 07:00 PM, and arriving at Calbayog wharf at 07:00 AM the next day.

There are 5 wharves that boats leave from: Danao, Cebu City Pier 1, Cebu City Pier 2, Cebu City Pier 8, Cebu City Pier 4

ok raba ni ibutang diri?

ako lang i-correct ha:

Roble Shipping (Monday to Sunday)

Leaving from Cebu City Pier 3 wharf at 9:00 PM, and arriving at Hilongos wharf at 2:30 AM the next day.
Leaving from Cebu City Pier 3 wharf at 01:00 PM, and arriving at Hilongos wharf at 07:00 PM.

Cokaliong Shipping Lines, Inc.

- (Fridays & Mondays) Leaving from Cebu City Pier 1 wharf at 07:00 PM, and arriving at Maasin wharf at 01:00 AM the next day
- (Sundays)Leaving from Cebu City Pier 1 wharf at 12:00 PM, and arriving at Maasin wharf at 06:00 PM.

Gabisan Shipping
(Mondays to Saturdays) Leaving from Cebu City Pier 3 wharf at 9:00 PM, and arriving at Hilongos wharf at 2:30 AM the next day.

sure wa'y problema...

Back to the past a bit: What port/destination was the usual port of call from the Visayan ships leaving Cebu to Luzon before?

CEBU PORTS

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:D

Cebu is totally surrounded by functional ports. :cheers:

Welcome bai sa Cebu Maritime Thread! nganong karon pa ka! :lol:

CEBU PORTS

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:D
naa kay nalimtan bai @mains, ang tangil port sa dumanjug.

^^ toinks! patay tayo jan! sige lang i'll take note of that bai. unya na lang nako i-update...heheh thanks!

dba there's a port in san fernando,naga,and talisay? not sure in talisay though..

Cebu is totally surrounded by functional ports. :cheers:


as in literally.. :D

A port is also being constructed in Cordova... :cheers:

The ports indicated are just the PPA managed ports... It does not include the privately owned ports such as the Atlas Fertilizer port in Toledo City, the Naga City port of the APOCEMCO, San Fernando Port of the Taeiheyo Cement, the ALCOY Port of the PSMMC, the Port in Mandue by the Golden Gate Shipping, the private port of GMC in Lapu-Lapu City, Ouano Wharf in Mandaue and another one owned by the Worldwide Steel in Looc, Mandaue.. etc..

sige lang mga bai, iupdate lang nako na coz what im after are ports that HEAVILY frequented by locals and travelers. it cannot be denied though that Cebu, being surrounded by water, every town has its own port/puerto/pantalan. Thanks! :)

The other port in Bogo, the Polambato port is not listed. This is where we took the ferry to Cataingan Masbate.

^^ noted! Thanks! ;)

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http://images.travelpod.com/users/7tck7334/1.1286530120.7_bogo.jpg
net find

photos of the old bogo wharf.

well, Im not quite familiar with those ports in Bogo because its been a long time since I went there and I remember, when we strolled around town to look for a place to hangout, we headed towards a karaoke joint in the pantalan and if I were to base it from your reference, then that should be Pulambato Port. I dunno where the other port in Bogo is.

Anyways, The Cebu Harbor Map

http://a6.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/419655_3338294226838_1553101576_32947515_1743435611_n.jpg

actually, ang pulangbato port layo sa poblacion proper muagi pa ka ug katubhan unya sudlunon medyo distansya sa highway.

http://farm5.staticflickr.com/4107/5022201453_e6e7d679b8_z.jpg

hope to see post panamax gantry cranes in the philippines in the near future. :)

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net find.

http://cache.virtualtourist.com/15/4736927-the_passenger_walkway_at_the_Santa_Rosa_wharf_Olango_Island.jpg
passenger walkway of santa rosa wharf.

credit to photo owner.

sta. rosa wharf is beautiful. i've been there personally. hehe :)

LATEST:
cebu port pics by nacnud of albay

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nacnud pics during his cebu visit.

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@nacnud thanks for sharing your beautiful pics to us.

Sir, naay Ro-Ro port sa Minglanilla, which is now leased by an Oil Company (depot). Murag Sea oil man siguro.

^^ asa man na dapit sa minglanilla imo giingon bai? dili man known ang mingla nga dunay port.

^^ asa man na dapit sa minglanilla imo giingon bai? dili man known ang mingla nga dunay port.

Katong naay kiliwan sir bah. Brgy. Tulay. Municipal Fish Port na siya sauna, pero giconvert ug Ro-Ro port. Duha ka company ang nilease ana. Oil company ug TechnoStress.

Katong naay kiliwan sir bah. Brgy. Tulay. Municipal Fish Port na siya sauna, pero giconvert ug Ro-Ro port. Duha ka company ang nilease ana. Oil company ug TechnoStress.

Bitaw, dugay na baya nang Tulay nga well-known sa fresh fish ug sea foods mostly catches from Bohol area! Gi-utilize na diay na ug maayo!
Nag surf ko sa web, I found this picture of the pier:
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3047/2722888046_a5f0b95447.jpg

wow nindot ni! mingla will soon be a gateway to bohol. Duol ra ba na sa pepsi cola plant?

new images taken by WAKEUPTOREALITY

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^^ WOW! I just love our port! :cheers:

wow nindot ni! mingla will soon be a gateway to bohol. Duol ra ba na sa pepsi cola plant?

gibalhin diay ang planta sa pepsi cola nga tua sa manduae before?

^^ yes. tua na sa Minglanilla ang Pepsi...

^^ yes. tua na sa Minglanilla ang Pepsi...

whatever happened sa ilang planta sa mandaue? gamay2x ra hinuon ko compared sa san miguel coca cola plant. how about rc cola duna pa silay planta sa cebu. i wish ang asia brewery was constructed sa cebu more jobs unta to sa atong mga manufacturing professionals.

new images taken by WAKEUPTOREALITY

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The Best talaga! :banana::cheers:

Naga port images.

http://i194.photobucket.com/albums/z54/naga-cebu/New%20site/About%20Naga/businesses/SeaportofAPO-2-web.jpg
a private port of CEMEX CORP.

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KEPCO-SPC POWER port.

(credit to photo owner)

dunay port nang san fernando nga naa ni sulod sa kanipaan? kay mora lagi ug naka hinumdum ko nga dunay banca gikan man kuno to sa bohol nga ning sulod sa kanipaan ug diha say barco nga guba nga mora ug giayo. basta along the road man to among naagian sa una nga mora ug ni tuyok mi kay ang uling road dili maagian.

dunay port nang san fernando nga naa ni sulod sa kanipaan? kay mora lagi ug naka hinumdum ko nga dunay banca gikan man kuno to sa bohol nga ning sulod sa kanipaan ug diha say barco nga guba nga mora ug giayo. basta along the road man to among naagian sa una nga mora ug ni tuyok mi kay ang uling road dili maagian.
Basin ang baradero-han sa Sangat, San Fernando ang imong gipasabot 'nyor!

Basin ang baradero-han sa Sangat, San Fernando ang imong gipasabot 'nyor!

o kanang sangat san fernando. diba kanipaan na siya?

I guess that is the PHILIPPINE TRIGON SHIPYARD. Ilado naman na diri sa cebu.

o kanang sangat san fernando. diba kanipaan na siya?

Ang kilid-kilid, kanipa-an. Pero dagko na ilang gi-cater nga ships karon. Yep, Trigon Shipyard ang nga'an.

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trigon shipyard slipway (ecks! the shipspotter)

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trigon shipyard by: ecks! the shipspotter

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liloan yatch club by (ecks! the shipspotter)

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consolacion shipyard by: ecks! the shipspotter

btw. what is supposed to be the real name of this shipyard?

Ang kilid-kilid, kanipa-an. Pero dagko na ilang gi-cater nga ships karon. Yep, Trigon Shipyard ang nga'an.

nidago na diay sila kay sa una usa raman to ka barko ako nakit-an unya katong banca nga naay daghan sakay. nahibulong bitaw ko ato nga kanipaan man ang lugar unya naay si sulod nga dako nga banca. well that explains it all. yeah nakadungog ko anang pangalan nga sangat sa una kay among labandera taga dinha man dapita.

Philippine Ports statistics at this link: http://www.ppa.com.ph/Port%20Statistics/downloadExcel.htm

@hugodiekonig walang cebu sa binigay mo na link kasi hindi kasapi ang cebu sa PPA management. All ports public and private, international and domestic in cebu (including the group of islands of bantayan, camotes, and mactan) are under the CEBU PORT AUTHORITY.

^^ :yes::yes::yes:

Philippine Ports statistics at this link: http://www.ppa.com.ph/Port%20Statistics/downloadExcel.htm

i guess this is irrelevant post to cebu port thread.

i guess this is irrelevant post to cebu port thread.

I second the motion. I tried reading the Excel file, and it doesn't have any Cebu International Port, or Cebu Port Authority data or referencing.

Mod, please do the necessary action/s. TIA.

^^ okay lang siguro. link ra bitaw na no harm done. at least managhan ang pages sa thread! we have the most number of posts/replies (127) and views (2,850) biya! :lol:

^^well, you're right. he only posted link and no comments being attached. Or maybe he never thinks otherwise.

Oops, sorry guys. I thought meron yung Cebu port rito. I havent double checked on that

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credit to photo owner: (ecks! the shipspotter)

^^well, you're right. he only posted link and no comments being attached. Or maybe he never thinks otherwise.

cebu port authority is independent from the philippine ports authority

we all know that. so let's move on with it. :okay:

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Silver Whisper

Docked in Pier 6, Port of Cebu City. Taken in SM Car Park in low light and long range.

Geez!! If I had known beforehand that this beauty was in town, I could have nailed her good up-close in daytime.

Managed by Silversea Cruises of Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Data from Equasis.org:
IMO number : 9192179
Name of ship : SILVER WHISPER
Call Sign : C6FN7
Gross tonnage : 28258
Type of ship : Passenger (Cruise) Ship
Year of build : 2001
Flag : Bahamas
Status of ship : In Service
net find.........

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MV Logos Hope

credit to photo owner:

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affordablecebu.com

the new brand in shipping industry.

CEBU PIER

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:cheers:

The bustling Port of Cebu (pre-war era)

http://www.bisayabulletin.com/CebuCityPierA.jpg

^^ upon looking at this photo, it looks exactly like the scene from the movie Titanic! :okay:

Life at the Port of Cebu, 1949

http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3147/3112142587_226d074013_z.jpg?zz=1

^^ upon looking at this photo, it looks exactly like the scene from the movie Titanic! :okay:

bitaw noh? usa lay tambutso..lol..

Life at the Port of Cebu, 1949

http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3147/3112142587_226d074013_z.jpg?zz=1

Grabe gyud ka bro uy! Imo man giukay ang old newsmags sa imong lolo!

TY sa old pics.

Life at the Port of Cebu, 1949

http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3147/3112142587_226d074013_z.jpg?zz=1


i really love the pics of the old cebu.....nothing compares gyud sa kaniadtuhay though i enjoyed the technology life enhancement of today if i have to choose still go for the laid back lifestyle of the yesteryears so serene and peaceful:cheers:

Grabe gyud ka bro uy! Imo man giukay ang old newsmags sa imong lolo!

TY sa old pics.

Is it really true @parchie nga sa lolo ni ni @mains.? Hahaha, basin miembro to siya sa shipspotter kaniadto.

@mains. you have really found the beautiful picture, the one of the most valuable asset of cebu, "the pier".

salamat mga sir! net find ra na uy, wala na nako giukay sa kaban sa akong lolo! :D

http://www.bisayabulletin.com/CebuCityPierA.jpg

kini lang gyud ang pinakaganahan nako nga litrato sa pantalan... busy kaayo, murag naa ka sa Europe sa panahon sa Titanic! :D

basin Cebu to Liverpool, England ang trip ana, manghod siguro na sa Titanic..:D...

uy I know this is kinda OT but speaking of Titanic, this year marks the commemoration of its 100th anniversary after it sank in the depths of the Atlantic on April 15, 1912. It would have been lovely if she could have successfully made it to New York and have postcard photos with her and the statue of liberty!

uy I know this is kinda OT but speaking of Titanic, this year marks the commemoration of its 100th anniversary after it sank in the depths of the Atlantic on April 15, 1912. It would have been lovely if she could have successfully made it to New York and have postcard photos with her and the statue of liberty!

wa untay salida nga titanic ug di mosikat si jack ug rose kung sucessful sila nidunggo...:D

atay! :lol::nuts:

pero maski pagbalik na lang unta to sya nalunod para at least nakadunggo gyud sya sa New York. :D

pero maski wala pa to malunod ang Titanic dili gihapon to sila magkadayon si jack ug rose sa amerika kay musulod man sa eksena si jochval, ang ambungan nga kargador sa new york nga maoy gipakaslan ni rose! :lol::rofl::lol:




OT

atay! :lol::nuts:

pero maski pagbalik na lang unta to sya nalunod para at least nakadunggo gyud sya sa New York. :D

pero maski wala pa to malunod ang Titanic dili gihapon to sila magkadayon si jack ug rose sa amerika kay musulod man sa eksena si jochval, ang ambungan nga kargador sa new york nga maoy gipakaslan ni rose! :lol::rofl::lol:




OT

hahaha...basin duha na ka kamot nang molakra sa samin..:lol:

dili ra gyud duha ka kamot...hasta gyud duha ka tiil! grabeha! :lol::rofl:

dili ra gyud duha ka kamot...hasta gyud duha ka tiil! grabeha! :lol::rofl:

hahaha..bag-o pud nga position da, spider move..:lol::rofl::nuts:

OT..

CEBU PIER

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http://mithunonthe.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/cebu-pier-ships-philippines.jpg

http://mithunonthe.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/cebu-sea-near-pier.jpg


:cheers:

kana atong pier mora ug may-ong2x sa pier sa san francisco pero ila didto daghan kaayo

JSU-PSU CEBU MARINERS' COURT


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CEBU PORTS

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:D
Sorry, naa pa gyud ko'y nahinumduman nga seaport nga wa maapil ani bay. Naapil ba nimo ug lista ang Seaport sa Barangay Nailon, Bogo City? AFAIK, Bogo City has three ports, namely: Polambato Wharf, Bogo Wharf, and Nailon Seaport.
http://wikimapia.org/#lat=11.0556761&lon=124.0413174&z=18&l=0&m=b&search=Nailon%20Seaport

by john_cabsky
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ferry boat dock at tabuelan port carrying ceres buses from bacolod.

Sorry, naa pa gyud ko'y nahinumduman nga seaport nga wa maapil ani bay. Naapil ba nimo ug lista ang Seaport sa Barangay Nailon, Bogo City? AFAIK, Bogo City has three ports, namely: Polambato Wharf, Bogo Wharf, and Nailon Seaport.
http://wikimapia.org/#lat=11.0556761&lon=124.0413174&z=18&l=0&m=b&search=Nailon%20Seaport

Oops, actually I have no idea Nailon has a seaport. :D

No worries sir, I'll note down those ports not listed for updates. thanks for the info! :okay:

Oops, actually I have no idea Nailon has a seaport. :D

No worries sir, I'll note down those ports not listed for updates. thanks for the info! :okay:

Kugihan kaayo ka ani bai Mainstream...Nindot kaayo imo mga compilations...:cheers:

JSU-PSU CEBU MARINERS' COURT

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Nindot pud unta'g ayohon ni sa CPA ang mga pangag pangag sa bahin sa pier oi...Unya pintalan pud ba og tarong, para pang word class gud kaayo ang dating ba.

SUNSET CRUISE OVER THE CHANNEL
flickr pics from whologwhy

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CEBU YACHT CLUB


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THE MARINE HUB OF THE VISAYAS


Located on Mactan Island in the heart of the Philippines, Cebu Yacht Club
is a full service safe harbor accommodating sail and motor craft up to 300 ft
and up to 6 meter draft. Our weather-protected location on the lee of any
major storm systems makes the CYC perfect for a lengthy stay, a stopover
for R&R or restocking supplies, or taking care of major repairs.


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The club is an oasis of restful calm just a short walk from supermarkets and other shopping centers.
Also nearby on Mactan Island are a variety of entertainment facilities, golf, scuba and other sports, banks,
government offices, hospitals and other medical offices (including 3 hyperbaric chambers),
and Cebu/Mactan International airport.

On the grounds of the Club are the open-air Vue Restaurant/Bar
for good dining, friendly company and wireless internet access.

A short taxi ride across the channel bridge is Cebu City with it's first rate shopping centers,
historical sites, sightseeing and a wide range of nightlife to cater to every taste.


http://cebuyachtclub.com/images/About_Map.png

The Cebu Yacht Club and CYC Islandville are located at the virtual heart
of the island/mainland mass of Southeast Asia - the center of the arc formed by Taiwan, Hong Kong, Vietnam,
Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia. And nationally, there is no more central point than Cebu - located within the protection
of the surrounding Visayan islands and safe from almost all heavy weather.

Locally, the club is steps away from grocery and other shopping, services and entertainment
and 3 minutes drive from Cebu International Airport.
Also nearby is the bridge to Cebu City with its range of city attractions.


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CEBU YACHT CLUB (http://cebuyachtclub.com/aboutCYC.html)

SUNSET CRUISE OVER THE CHANNEL
flickr pics from whologwhy

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@mains. sa island banca cruise ba ni nga service? Good for tourism in cebu.

^^ yes! sa Island Banca Cruises na!

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^^hahaha, ka astig sa supercat tan-awon oi. Mao na ang sea taxi sa cebu that bridging the visayan islands.

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^^ hala dakoa sa pic. Unsaon pagpagamay?:lol::lol::lol: kataw-anan jud.

^^ hala dakoa sa pic. Unsaon pagpagamay?:lol::lol::lol: kataw-anan jud.
Sayon ra bro!

Press "Ctrl" + "-" or "Control (minus)" Hahahahaha.

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bai @mains. sa imong tan-aw asa man ni dapita nga daghan mang tawo nakasulod?

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Keppel Cebu Shipyard

the mighty gantry cranes:

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LPG Tanker
Delivering LPG to Shell Phils. Cebu depot.

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what a dangerous ship?

Bill Boosts Cebu Port Authority (http://www.mb.com.ph/articles/355316/bill-boosts-cebu-port-authority)

MANILA, Philippines — The House of Representatives has approved on second reading a bill seeking to strengthen the the operational, functional and administrative capabilities of the Cebu Port Authority.

House Bill 5666, which seeks to amend Republic Act 7621, otherwise known as the Charter of the Cebu Port Authority, shall expand the power of the authority, which include police powers, pilotage and the conduct of pilots, Cebu Rep. Rachel Marguerite Del Mar, one of the principal authors said.

“With these amendments, it is believed that the Cebu Port Authority will be more than able to keep pace with the demand of local and foreign trade and commerce and fully attain the purposes and objectives for which it was created,” she said.

The House Committee on Government Enterprises and Privatization headed by Zamboanga Rep. Erico Basilio Fabian endorsed the bill's plenary approval.

Cebu Rep. Pablo Garcia, another principal author, lamented that under the current law, the local government units which have jurisdiction over the port facilities have not been given seats in the authority's governing body.

RA 7621 created the Cebu Port Authority to manage, administer, operate, maintain, improve, develop, coordinate and govern the activities of all the ports in all seas, lakes, rivers and all other navigable inland waterways within the Province of Cebu, including the City of Cebu and other highly urbanized cities.

Garcia said their measure seeks to increase the members of the governing body from five to seven to include the governor of the province and mayor of the city where majority of the port facilities are located.

“There is a need to correct the unbalanced situation by ensuring local government representation in the Authority. The bill if enacted into law, will further improve coordination between local government units and the Authority in terms of, among others, ensuring public health, safety and convenience, infrastructure development and support, legislative support for policies and programs and revenue-generating activities for their mutual benefit,” Garcia said.

The principal authors said the new sections are added on the mode of granting contracts and permits, with a proposal that only the Supreme Court may issue a TRO, writ of preliminary injunction or any injunctive writ to ensure that implementation of projects are not unduly disrupted.

Among those who co-authored the bill are Representatives Eduardo Gullas (1st District, Cebu), Pablo John Garcia (3rd District, Cebu), Augusto Boboy Sijuco (2nd District, Iloilo), Erico Basilio Fabian (2nd District, Zamboanga City), Roger Mercado (Lone District, Southern Leyte) and Mel Senen Sarmiento (1st District, Western Samar).

:cheers::cheers:

with the inclusion of some lgu leaders, let us hope nga dili sa sagulan ug politika ang cpa.

kanang pier 2, unsa diay mga biyahe diha? murag dili lagi kaayo siya sikat like pier 1 ug pier 3, ang jeep gud kay di mohunong diha laktawan siya from pier 1 to pier 3..

with the inclusion of some lgu leaders, let us hope nga dili sa sagulan ug politika ang cpa.

Your hope is hopeless...Politicians will always be playing politics.

kanang pier 2, unsa diay mga biyahe diha? murag dili lagi kaayo siya sikat like pier 1 ug pier 3, ang jeep gud kay di mohunong diha laktawan siya from pier 1 to pier 3..

maybe because the terminal buildings are located at pier1 and pier 3. And there is the third cpa terminal unahan sa supercat terminal.

Your hope is hopeless...Politicians will always be playing politics.

mao lage, magpakaherohero dayon sa katawhan........:ohno::ohno:

If you want recent pics and updates of the Cebu Port.. please do view our site:

http://www.flickr.com/groups/psss/
Philippine Ship Spotter's Society :D

From the recent months, there have been improvements on the Ports (esp. Pier 4-3)
they have been converted to RORO capable ramps but sadly, some of the users of these
ports are cargo ships like Gothong Southern's ships and Escano Lines' ships. Recently,
Pier 3 docking berths are also renovated as well as the terminal building..

Pics of Cebu Ports Renovation:

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this is it, the new roro ramp at pier 3, cebu port.

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Silver Whisper Cruise Ship
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when was this pix taken?

Nice to see Cruise Ships dock in Cebu! :cheers:

repost:

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Silver Whisper

Docked in Pier 6, Port of Cebu City. Taken in SM Car Park in low light and long range.

Geez!! If I had known beforehand that this beauty was in town, I could have nailed her good up-close in daytime.

Managed by Silversea Cruises of Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
Data from Equasis.org:
IMO number : 9192179
Name of ship : SILVER WHISPER
Call Sign : C6FN7
Gross tonnage : 28258
Type of ship : Passenger (Cruise) Ship
Year of build : 2001
Flag : Bahamas
Status of ship : In Service
net find.........

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1 Feb 2009 – Docked in Pier 6, Port of Cebu City. ... Managed by Silversea Cruises of Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Data from Equasis.org: IMO number : 9192179 Name of ship : SILVER WHISPER Call Sign : C6FN7 Gross tonnage : 28258 ...

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Unsa kahay impression nila pag naay badjao sa kilid mang limos? :nuts:

^^ ma-amaze kay wala na sa ilaha! Sea Gypsies, Its more fun in the Philippines! :D

April 9, 2012

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@jowk, giroa gud nimo'g mga pictures! nindot bai! :cheers::cheers::cheers:

@jowk, giroa gud nimo'g mga pictures! nindot bai! :cheers::cheers::cheers:

hehe tnx bay...

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sensya na pero ngil-ara sa docking area sa 2go maayo unta maatiman sad na nila dili lang kay mantinil kay lagi pantalan ra.....:ohno::ohno::ohno:

pero in fairness nindot ilang atop..hehe

^^ unya daghan pagkaunan sa sulod! :D

wala nay cebu ferries padulong nasipit(butuan) kamingaw, mapugos man pod tag Airplane ani.. :). Unta mag butang og rota ang TransAsia or Cokaliong.. :)

^^ Cebu Ferries is now under 2Go travel bai. naa man sila'y Cebu-Nasipit twice weekly (Wed 12am/Sat 1:30pm) and Nasipit-Cebu twice weekly (Thu 12am/Sun 10am).

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sensya na pero ngil-ara sa docking area sa 2go maayo unta maatiman sad na nila dili lang kay mantinil kay lagi pantalan ra.....:ohno::ohno::ohno:

klaroha sa tulo ka hari naglantaw sa pier.......:lol:

Cebu International Port taken last 2010-2011
when I was in Cebu before

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^^ beautiful! :cheers::cheers:

thanks for sharing bai! :okay:

^^ welcome brad :cheers:

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ship battle?

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display for sale? jowke!

actually thanks for posting bai @astiguys.

ship battle?

small, medium, large...kompleto ang line-up! pwede na sa scarborough! :lol::lol:

small, medium, large...kompleto ang line-up! pwede na sa scarborough! :lol::lol:

:lol::lol:...

pwede na ng barko sa probinsya sa sugbo .... BPS jokeval :D

yeah, its complete in terms of sizes.
btw, the photo looks mactan channel crowded, do we have a port pilot here in cebu port?

^^ way blema mga brad! :D just share this my pics when I was i Cebu last year. :)

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ship battle?

late 2009 to mid 2011 overcrowded kaau ang Mactan Channel puno ug mga barko nag-standby especially kadtong mga Sulpicio ship. :lol:

yeah, its complete in terms of sizes.
btw, the photo looks mactan channel crowded, do we have a port pilot here in cebu port?

murag naa man guro, ang CPA may mag manage ana.

display for sale? jowke!

actually thanks for posting bai @astiguys.

hehehe. actually that time launching na sa Trans-Asia 5 pero cgeg stop ang byahe kay tungod sa engine. :lol::lol:

yeah, its complete in terms of sizes.
btw, the photo looks mactan channel crowded, do we have a port pilot here in cebu port?

of course naa'y harbor pilots ang CPA bai because its a busy port. Its under the Port Services and Facilities Department.

Services for Operations

• Berthing – CIP has 690m of berthing space for vessels involved in foreign trade and international cruises

• Anchorage – Vessels can anchor whenever berthing spaces are not yet available

• Storing / Storage – CIP has available container ground slots and reefer container plugs to accommodate storage of cargoes

• Cargo-Handling – CPA, through OPASCOR, provides both arrastre and stevedoring services for cargo handling needs

• Pilotage – Harbor Pilots are available to conduct vessels from the high seas into Cebu International Port. Usually, pilotage is conducted within a two-mile area offshore to an assigned berthing area and vice-versa.

SOURCE (http://www.cpa.gov.ph/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=43&mId=17&mItemId=47)

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^^ nindot bai. ako lang ipuno dinhi ang imong nalimtan. :D

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^^In fairness to Cebu port, despite it being a busy port but it is still clean and orderly.

And now, a lot of improvements are on progress.

Good work CPA! :cheers:

It was a very nice job undertaken by the cpa in demolishing the carenderia row and banning of trisikad inside the port premises.

btw nice aerial pics although medyo karaan na.

It was a very nice job undertaken by the cpa in demolishing the carenderia row and banning of trisikad inside the port premises.

how i wish cpa will also develop the environs around cebu port/harbor similar to that of fisherman's wharf in san francisco. kay bisan ug dili ka mo sakay ug barko mahimo gihapon ka mag suroy2x kaon2x inom2x shopping2x pa hayahay kay busy gud kaayo ni atong port unya ang atong madungog pirmi mao ang mga bati nga experience kon moadto sa pier.

that could be a nice idea but mura man ug layo ra sa tinuod nga mahitabo kay diri sa atong pier bawal musolod ang dili pasahero. Gituyo kini aron sa seguridad sa mga pasahero ug base sa akong experience dili na hadlok ug samok ang pier.

how i wish cpa will also develop the environs around cebu port/harbor similar to that of fisherman's wharf in san francisco. kay bisan ug dili ka mo sakay ug barko mahimo gihapon ka mag suroy2x kaon2x inom2x shopping2x pa hayahay kay busy gud kaayo ni atong port unya ang atong madungog pirmi mao ang mga bati nga experience kon moadto sa pier.

Well. bai, sa una wala pa ang PPA ang pantalan area maoy tambayan, inoman ug strolling area (park ika nga), diving area pa, mamasul pwede!... sukad namugna ang PPA nawala tanan, may gate na ... nawala, mga carenderia (inuman), bawal na mgsuroysuroy sa sulod sa pantalan... muagi lang gani ka musakay any kind of boat/ships may bayad na pasulod pa lang plus terminal fee pa... :bash::ohno::bash::ohno::bash:

that could be a nice idea but mura man ug layo ra sa tinuod nga mahitabo kay diri sa atong pier bawal musolod ang dili pasahero. Gituyo kini aron sa seguridad sa mga pasahero ug base sa akong experience dili na hadlok ug samok ang pier.

wala gyud hinuon ko ka personal ug experience sa bati sa pier kay sinugat man mi inig abot sa pier but what about those nga mga pasahero nga mangita pa ug sakyan unya naa pa gyud daghang karga morag lisod kaayo nga birabirahon sa mga kargador.

hinuon walay long distance boat trip didto sa sf mostly tour boats nga mo adto sa alcatraz island and go under the golden gate bridge. kung ila lang pud planohan ug park like promenade kay maka generate pud na siya ug businessess and trabaho and tourism. boat watching can be an awesome sight to many like me nga ma fascinate lang bisan dili molarga.

^^naa man hinuon daghan taxi sa gawas sa gate ug sa sulod mismo sa pier kon naay barko modunggo apan bayad ka ten pesos inig gawas sa pier but speaking of daghang karga, naa man sab daghang porter nga moabiabi nimo ug lahi na karon ang mga porter kay dili na rude, well organize na karon ang systema sa porter service.


regarding boatwatching, srp has a covered strip that is good for it and for relaxation and its truly scenic.

ang ako lang ang cpa/cip raman ang may "K" ila nalang pud ta na nga idevelop magpartnership ba sila sa city or province kay asset gyud kaayo ang cebu harbor since time immemorial.

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i think this could be the best place to be developed into a fishermans wharf.

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Read more: http://www.affordablecebu.com/load/cebu_travel_guide/cokaliong_shipping_schedule_for_cebu_ozamis_iligan_vice_versa/4-1-0-2407#ixzz35yAJpEDu

Read more: http://www.affordablecebu.com/load/cebu_travel_guide/cokaliong_shipping_lines_travel_trip_schedule_for_cebu_dapitan_and_sindangan_route/4-1-0-1587#ixzz35yBm9zXP

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Cokaliong buys 9th vessel, building 12-story hotel
By Aileen Garcia-Yap
Cebu Daily News
6:48 am | Friday, May 4th, 2012


Cokaliong Shipping Lines Inc. recently invested $2 million to acquire its ninth vessel from Japan in order to tap a demand for island transport in major ports of the Visayas and Mindanao.

The company is also building a 12-story business hotel, a first for the Cokaliong Group, in the North Reclamation Area of Cebu City.

Chester Cokaliong, founder and CEO of the company, said he wanted to tap a demand from passengers in major ports like Cagayan de Oro and Nasipit in Agusan del Norte.

The vessel with an estimated gross tonnage of 3,000 tons has a cruising speed of 15 knots and will be delivered to Cebu by the last week of November or first week of December.

“The vessel, which is named MV Ferry Nakagara, is actually a sister vessel of MV Filipinas Iligan, which we bought last year. It has the same features and exactly the same layout but is four years younger than MV Filipinas Iligan,” said Cokaliong in an interview this week.

The new vessel has four engines and three auxilliary engines with a capacity of about 850 passengers.

It will operate by end of February or the first week of March next year according to Cokaliong.

wow! chester cokaliong is looking forward to expand his business.


http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/187139/cokaliong-buys-9th-vessel-building-12-story-hotel

Nagpataka nasad ang media, The real name of their latest acquisition is Ferry Nagasaki
which is the sister ship of Filipinas Iligan (Ferry Fukue) which they bought for $2 Million...

Here's some photos of her during her days in Japan..
http://www.wakanatsu.com/photo/ferrynagasaki.html

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Blessed Stars (pi) (http://www.flickr.com/photos/54503054@N03/7157827864/) by b0000rdz (http://www.flickr.com/photos/54503054@N03/)

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wala naman ang Gothong Southern nagserved, they already stop their pax service. they are now focused on cargo carrier. ang kanang sa picture, It was sold to Trans-Asia and renamed as Trans-Asia 8.

Training ship from Korea docks in Cebu
Thursday, May 24, 2012

THE Hanbada training ship of Korea Maritime University recently docked in Cebu International Port, North Reclamation Area, Cebu City, along with their students, professors, ship captains and crew.

They were welcomed by the officers of Cebu Korean Association led by its president, Kunho “Ken” Choi.

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There were 90 third year students, who are on their ship training, and 40 others from the university composed of professors, ship crew and captains.

The purpose of the visit was to explore Cebu’s beautiful beaches and places, which they heard from their fellow Koreans who have visited Cebu.

more on.....http://www.sunstar.com.ph/cebu/feature/2012/05/24/training-ship-korea-docks-cebu-223197

http://www.isc.tokushima-u.ac.jp/english/main_contents/Other_Exchange_Activities/img/2010KoreaMaritimeUniv_Ship.jpg
Traininr Ship "HANBADA"

http://www.isc.tokushima-u.ac.jp/english/main_contents/Other_Exchange_Activities/20100520-21_Korean_Marine_Univ.html

Another visitor @cebu port......

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The USS Pearl Harbor, an amphibious dock landing ship of the United States Navy, docked at the Cebu International Port today for a goodwill visit. It will be opened to the officers and personnel of the Philippines’ Naval Forces Central (Navforcen) for a tour. For the crew of the USS Pearl Harbor, it will be a chance at rest and recreation as well as to replenish supplies. It is the first vessel to carry the name Pearl Harbor to commemorate the heroism of those who died in the attack of the Hawaiian island of Oahu in 1941. Although it carries no aircraft, it has two landing spots and has an estimated value of $258 million.
http://www.snipcebu.com/2012/05/26/uss-pearl-harbor/

Another visitor @cebu port......

http://www.snipcebu.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/WP_000628-600x449.jpg
The USS Pearl Harbor, an amphibious dock landing ship of the United States Navy, docked at the Cebu International Port today for a goodwill visit. It will be opened to the officers and personnel of the Philippines’ Naval Forces Central (Navforcen) for a tour. For the crew of the USS Pearl Harbor, it will be a chance at rest and recreation as well as to replenish supplies. It is the first vessel to carry the name Pearl Harbor to commemorate the heroism of those who died in the attack of the Hawaiian island of Oahu in 1941. Although it carries no aircraft, it has two landing spots and has an estimated value of $258 million.
http://www.snipcebu.com/2012/05/26/uss-pearl-harbor/

a good way to celebrate memorial day weekend for uss pearl harbor to be at cip. kun sige pa unta ug bahis2x ang 7th fleet sa atong kadagatan dili unta na mahitabo nga ang china will encrouch in our territorial waters. sa ma intimidate raman pud anang china ilang suklan.

^^ Don't worry, Mother America is closely watching the situation. Just waiting for the right moment to kick Chinese ass. The superpower wannabe should not push its luck, it might get malas instead. :cheers: :D :nuts:

^^ Don't worry, Mother America is closely watching the situation. Just waiting for the right moment to kick Chinese ass. The superpower wannabe should not push its luck, it might get malas instead. :cheers: :D :nuts:

china is building and strenghtening its military forces that might crush the us armed forces due to its size. soon china will overtake the us as the new super power.

i hope ang pray nga dili nila gamiton ang ilang kadaghanon to topple every nation in the world kay dako kaayo ni nga catastrophy kon mahitabo man. wala ta kahibalo kon unsay ilang global ambition kay secretive kaayo ilang government. maayo mo pa lusot sa laang. mora na ni ang china ug octupos while the us is the bait trying to get out sa iyang mga tentacles. once ma dakpan na sila na ang mga diktar sa tanan.

True, China's government is so secretive and hideous! I don't want China to be a global superpower! That shouldn't be a trait of an emerging global power! They don't deserve it at all! If they can bully a small country like the Philippines over disputed territories and not respecting international laws to which China is a party thereof, they can do it to other far lesser countries in the world using what they believe is right for them. Its time they think of their neighbors and respecting UN laws. Nagkahakog ng mga insik karon kay abi nagkadaku na ilang military strength and they will make sure their presence in the disputed waters will be deeply felt.

kana ilang mga chinese scholars nga gipadala sa ilang government to study in every part of the world. once mouli na ila nang magamit kon whatever knowledge they learn from a country. mora ug malipay ta nga daghan foreign students gikan sa china but we dont know what it brings us in the future kay most of them really serve their country inig human sa ilang scholarships.

china is building and strenghtening its military forces that might crush the us armed forces due to its size. soon china will overtake the us as the new super power.

i hope ang pray nga dili nila gamiton ang ilang kadaghanon to topple every nation in the world kay dako kaayo ni nga catastrophy kon mahitabo man. wala ta kahibalo kon unsay ilang global ambition kay secretive kaayo ilang government. maayo mo pa lusot sa laang. mora na ni ang china ug octupos while the us is the bait trying to get out sa iyang mga tentacles. once ma dakpan na sila na ang mga diktar sa tanan.

from sleeping giant to being future superpower...kuyawa aning china wui, yataps jud ta ani..:ohno:

from sleeping giant to being future superpower...kuyawa aning china wui, yataps jud ta ani..:ohno:

i hope ma neutralize sila sa india's number which approaching china's size but more pro us.

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..as it passed Pier 3 going to CIP last May 26, 2012

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USS Pearl Harbor

taken via cp

http://a2.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/536551_3395917465643_2043525940_n.jpg

..as it passed Pier 3 going to CIP last May 26, 2012

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USS Pearl Harbor

taken via cp

palayo gyud mo mga badjaos anang barkoha kay pabuthan gyud mo ug muduol mo manggilimos. lol. diba kadtong sa yemen sila ni embark dunay pumpboat nga nag paduol unya bomba diay to gidugmo sa battleship nga duna gyud nangamatay nga us navy.

sa akong tan-aw, ang mga badjaos nagpanuko ug duol sa barko, lols.

suroy-suroy sa THI

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suroy-suroy sa THI

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Nice one! TY.

Roble Shipping bought Filipinas Surigao (sister ship of Blessed Stars still under Roble)

(as of May 2012)
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(as of April 2012)
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