Port of Ras Budran (EGRAB) — Egypt
Body of water: Gulf of Suez
Ras Budran (UN/LOCODE EGRAB) is a deep-water port in Egypt, on the Indian Ocean. The port is located at 28.9500, 33.1667 in Egypt. It falls within NAVAREA IX and provides access to deep-water approaches with small tides. No vessels are currently observed in port.
Vessels currently in port: 9.
Vessels currently in port
- GHAYA (IMO 1094008) — 4h in port
- MMSI 6221005 (MMSI 6221005)
- MMSI 312500000 (MMSI 312500000)
- MMSI 622120122 (MMSI 622120122) — 81h in port
- MMSI 622120126 (MMSI 622120126) — 95h in port
- MMSI 355679000 (MMSI 355679000) — 1105h in port
- MMSI 312356000 (MMSI 312356000) — 7h in port
- MMSI 241367000 (MMSI 241367000) — 158h in port
- MMSI 622121646 (MMSI 622121646) — 119h in port
Frequently asked questions
Where is the Port of Ras Budran located?
The port is located at 28.9500 latitude and 33.1667 longitude. It is situated on the coast of Egypt along the Indian Ocean.
What is the UN/LOCODE for this port?
The UN/LOCODE for Ras Budran is EGRAB. This code is used for international maritime identification and tracking.
Which NAVAREA covers this port?
Ras Budran is located within NAVAREA IX. This region is used for maritime safety and navigational warnings.
How deep is the approach to this port?
The approach to Ras Budran is classified as deep-water. This allows for the movement of larger vessels into the vicinity.
What services are available at this port?
The port offers limited maritime services and provides anchorage facilities. Specific service availability is subject to local operational conditions.
Live AIS via Rynda — combined with NGA World Port Index (WPI) port particulars.