Port of North Pulau Laut (IDNPL) — Indonesia
Body of water: Makasar Strait
North Pulau Laut (UN/LOCODE IDNPL) is a medium-depth port in Indonesia, on the Makasar Strait. The port is located at coordinates -3.2000, 116.2833 within Indonesia. It falls under NAVAREA XI and provides basic maritime services and anchorage facilities. The area is characterized by moderate tides.
Vessels currently in port: 12.
Vessels currently in port
- RUBY INDAH (IMO 9172416)
- NUSANTARA LENTERA (MMSI 525601598)
- TRANSKO TAURUS (IMO 9556739) — 24h in port
- RIMAU PACIFIC (IMO 1102544)
- LUMBA 03 (IMO 1181760) — 24h in port
- TB PANDORA 1 (IMO 1184877) — 19h in port
- TB BLM JAYA V (IMO 9992270)
- TB FRED 15 (MMSI 525110110)
- MMSI 525901178 (MMSI 525901178) — 105h in port
- MMSI 525021341 (MMSI 525021341) — 105h in port
- MMSI 525201772 (MMSI 525201772)
- MMSI 525501023 (MMSI 525501023)
Frequently asked questions
Where is the Port of North Pulau Laut located?
The port is located at the coordinates -3.2000, 116.2833. It is situated within the Makasar Strait in Indonesia.
What is the UN/LOCODE for this port?
The UN/LOCODE for North Pulau Laut is IDNPL. This code is used for international maritime identification.
Which NAVAREA covers this port?
This port is located within the coverage area of NAVAREA XI. This region is used for maritime safety and navigational warnings.
What services are available at this port?
The port offers anchorage and a limited selection of maritime services. Specific service availability is subject to local operational conditions.
How deep is the approach to this port?
The approach to North Pulau Laut is classified as medium-depth. Vessels should consult local navigational charts for specific requirements.
Live AIS via Rynda — combined with NGA World Port Index (WPI) port particulars.