Port of Lamma Island (HKLAM) — Hong Kong

Body of water: China Sea

Lamma Island (UN/LOCODE HKLAM) is a small port in Hong Kong, on the China Sea. Located at 22.2, 114.1167 within the Hong Kong SAR, this area serves as a maritime waypoint. Navigational approaches are subject to local regional maritime regulations.

Vessels currently in port: 375.

Vessels currently in port

Frequently asked questions

How many vessels are currently in the Port of Lamma Island?

375 vessels are in the port right now, by AIS.

Where is the Port of Lamma Island located?

The port is located at 22.2 latitude and 114.1167 longitude. It is situated within the coastal waters of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

Which country and aquatic area does the port belong to?

The port belongs to Hong Kong and is located within the China Sea. It serves as part of the broader maritime landscape of the South China Sea region.

What is the UN/LOCODE for this port?

The UN/LOCODE for Lamma Island is HKLAM. This code is used for international maritime identification and standardization.

What services are available at this port?

Specific commercial services such as bunkering or tug assistance are not currently documented for this location. Vessels typically utilize the broader Hong Kong port infrastructure for specialized maritime needs.

Live AIS via Rynda — combined with NGA World Port Index (WPI) port particulars.