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FACILITIES AND SERVICES
Port activity
The more than 7,000 linear metres which make up the mooring areas of the piers of Port of Málaga facilitate the operating of all types of traffic: coastal shipping and tourist trade passengers, general merchandise, containers and vehicles, solid and liquid Bulks, roll-on roll-off traffic, and sports and fishing activity, these being the components of the wide range of port activities developed by Málaga.
Mooring line
| Mooring line | Length (m) | Draught (m) |
General merchandise and ro-ro traffic |
938 |
6,50 a 10,50 |
Solid and liquid bulks |
1.195 |
7,00 a 13,50 |
Container Terminal |
723 |
17 |
Fluids and Bulks for Special Installation |
240 |
13,50 |
Repair and scrap |
110 |
6,50 |
Cruise ships |
2.076 |
8,50 a 17,00 |
Smaller, sports vessels |
606 |
5,00 a 9,40 |
Dangerous Goods |
340 |
13,50 |
Fishing Platforms |
699 |
3,80 a 9,40 |
Container and Vehicle Terminal
Among the Mediterranean ports, the Port of Málaga is becoming positioned as an indispensible point of reference with regard to container traffic. The terminal for this traffic consists of an area of 40 hectares, with two Super Post Panamax moorings, a 723-metre long mooring line with a 17-metre draught. Its maximum capacity is 750,000 movements (units) and it maintains the highest ratio of productivity in Spain, thereby reducing operational costs.
The same terminal also operates the traffic of vehicles as cargo, for which it has a ro-ro mooring of 170 metres in length and 17 metres draught. Its present capacity is for around 100,000 vehicles.
The Terminal has the necessary equipment for all this to be operative, its capacity for 7 Super Post Panamax cranes being particularly noteworthy.
The same terminal also operates the traffic of vehicles as cargo, for which it has a ro-ro mooring of 170 metres in length and 17 metres draught. Its present capacity is for around 100,000 vehicles.
The Terminal has the necessary equipment for all this to be operative, its capacity for 7 Super Post Panamax cranes being particularly noteworthy.
Naval repairs
The Port of Málaga has a floating dock and the necessary resources for the repair and maintenance of vessels.Cleaning and painting of the hull of a vessel, fine tuning of electrical and electronic systems, soldering and mechanical repairs are just some of the services on offer in the dock.
Ro-Ro traffic
The proximity to the ports of North Africa (67 miles to Melilla and 114 miles to Ceuta) makes an ongoing exchange of merchandise highly suitable, leading to important roll-on roll-off traffic in the Port of Málaga.
Piers, ramps or any facilities appropriate to this type of traffic provide high productivity in loading and achieving outstanding rates of rotation which are highly sought after in ro-ro traffic.
Piers, ramps or any facilities appropriate to this type of traffic provide high productivity in loading and achieving outstanding rates of rotation which are highly sought after in ro-ro traffic.
Cargo, solid and liquid bulks
Superstructure and infrastructure work, provision of mechanical land resources, special facilities for loading and unloading and auxiliary material for loading and unloading and transporting have given the Port of Málaga the opportunity and technology to face the challenges of new shipping business.
Passenger terminals
- North Africa
Traffic with North Africa represents an annual movement of around 300,000 passengers. This domestic passenger traffic takes place in a ferry terminal that has all the customs requirements, of security and operation requirements, which this type of traffic demands.
- Cruise ship passengers
Málaga is an incomparable tourist destination, with outstanding aerial and terrestrial communications while its location on the Mediterranean is privileged, enabling it to establish itself as the 2nd Spanish port in the Peninsula in terms of cruise traffic, with a progressive annual growth. These elements, together with the passenger terminals for cruise ships, transform the Port of Málaga into a base for ships of the utmost importance in the Mediterranean.
Cruise terminals A and B, located in the Eastern Area, have a total area of 14.000 sqm and consists of 2 levels and two piers: one to the north, the other to the south, with a capacity for ships of 340 metres length. These terminals also operate ships located in the Eastern and ADL Quays.
In the terminal, special focus has been given to facilitating the operation of supply and movement of passengers and luggage, all the security measures required in this traffic having been adopted, while the most up-to-date technology has been utilised both in terms of luggage handling and professional services offered to passengers. On the other hand, quay n. 2 has a passenger terminal for smaller cruise ships, in a unique environment and only 5 min on foot from the city historical center.
Traffic with North Africa represents an annual movement of around 300,000 passengers. This domestic passenger traffic takes place in a ferry terminal that has all the customs requirements, of security and operation requirements, which this type of traffic demands.
- Cruise ship passengers
Málaga is an incomparable tourist destination, with outstanding aerial and terrestrial communications while its location on the Mediterranean is privileged, enabling it to establish itself as the 2nd Spanish port in the Peninsula in terms of cruise traffic, with a progressive annual growth. These elements, together with the passenger terminals for cruise ships, transform the Port of Málaga into a base for ships of the utmost importance in the Mediterranean.
Cruise terminals A and B, located in the Eastern Area, have a total area of 14.000 sqm and consists of 2 levels and two piers: one to the north, the other to the south, with a capacity for ships of 340 metres length. These terminals also operate ships located in the Eastern and ADL Quays.
In the terminal, special focus has been given to facilitating the operation of supply and movement of passengers and luggage, all the security measures required in this traffic having been adopted, while the most up-to-date technology has been utilised both in terms of luggage handling and professional services offered to passengers. On the other hand, quay n. 2 has a passenger terminal for smaller cruise ships, in a unique environment and only 5 min on foot from the city historical center.
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