Kota Kinabalu Port

About

A new era will unfold with the development of Jesselton Quay at Kota Kinabalu Port. Jesselton Quay is poised to be the new landmark of the state where one can dine, shop, and enjoy entertaiment by-the-sea. Kota Kinabalu Port is one of Sabah’s earliest and main ports. It used to handle a variety of cargo. But today, Sapangar Port has taken over the major port role, and thus Kota Kinabalu Port only handles non-containerized cargo such as general cargo and dry bulk.

Port Limits

The limits of the Port of Kota Kinabalu shall be "Gaya Bay and waters to the south west bounded by a line joining Tanjong Aru and the northern point of Pulau Gaya thence a line to Gaya Head including rivers entering same for a distance of 600 feet inland from the mouth of the river".

Port facilities

Storage Facilities	No. of Berth	Length (m)	Depth (m)	Max. Vessel Size (DWT)	Mechanical Equipment
KOTA KINABALU PORT
1 Godown (6,769 m2) 1 open storage (16, 500 m2) CIQS Terminal (Located at Godown) - Godown (5,002 m2) - CIQS(1,769 m2)	Main Wharf (7)				2 Tractors (3.5 tonnes) 3 Towing Tractors (2 tonnes) 18 Trailers (5 tonnes) Forklifts 9 units (3 tonnes) 4 units (10 tonnes) 2 units (6 tonnes) *North and South Terminal closed for operation.
	Berth 1, 2 & 3	350	9.6 - 9.8	16,000
	Berth 4	120	6.2 - 9.5	16,000
	Berth 5 & 6	200	5.3 - 6.7	16,000
	Berth 7	120	7.4 - 8.6	16,000

	North Jetty (2)*
	South Jetty (3)*

Port Address & Contact

Port Manager’s Office
Kota Kinabalu Port
Tingkat 1, Jalan Tun Fuad
Bangunan LPPS Lot 9 & 10
Tanjung Lipat, Locked Bag 75
88992 Kota kinabalu
Sabah, Malaysia

Port telephone:

+6 088-538500

Port fax:

+6 088-254089

Port email:

john@spsb.com.my

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