TOROS GUBRE

Toros Ceyhan Port was established in 1981 as part of the Toros Fertiliser factory. It expanded in 1984 with the addition of liquid cargo terminal facilities for petroleum storage, followed by dry cargo and general cargo handling facilities in 1990, becoming one of Turkey's most important bulk cargo and multi-purpose ports. Located on the coast of the Northern Iskenderun Bay, approximately 30 km from Ceyhan, the port has a total area of 750,000 m² and an annual handling capacity of 14.4 million tonnes for dry bulk and general cargo and 13.5 million m³ for liquid bulk cargo. The port's West and East quays have a total length of 1,465 metres and a maximum depth of ~15.50 metres. Furthermore, the port is equipped with open and closed warehouses, chemical storage tanks, bonded warehouses and equipment parks, and plays a critical role in Turkey's logistics structure with its 24-hour uninterrupted service and connected roads.

General cargo vessels:
36º 49' 30" N – 35º 54' 42" E
36º 49' 30" N – 35º 55' 17" E
36º 48' 30" N – 35º 54' 24" E
36º 48' 30" N – 35º 53' 50" E

Dangerous cargo vessels:
36º 49' 06" N – 35º 57' 00" E
36º 47' 00" N – 35º 58' 48" E
36º 47' 00" N – 36º 01' 12" E
36º 51' 12" N – 36º 01' 12" E
36º 51' 48" N – 36º 59' 12" E

Pilotage is compulsory for vessels entering or leaving the port or anchoring at the locations specified below. The service is provided by the ANKAS and is available 24 hours a day. VHF channels 16 and 12.

Four tugs are available, provided by ARPAS and UZMAR .

General Cargo, Chemicals, Bulk Cargo, Ro-Ro Petroleum Products, LPG. Approximately 42,000 tonnes/day of bulk solid cargo/general cargo can be handled at the four separate ship berthing piers (Piers 4, 5, 7 and 8) located on the new (East) Pier. Approximately 40,000 tonnes/day of liquid cargo can be handled at Jetties 1-2-6-7-9-10. Approximately 40,000 tonnes/day of liquid cargo handling can be carried out at Jetties 1, 2, 6, 7, 9 and 10.