Port of Saint Petersburg (RULED) — Russia

Body of water: Baltic Sea

Saint Petersburg (UN/LOCODE RULED) is a large port in Russia. It lies at 59.93° N, 30.3° E, on the Baltic Sea, within NAVAREA I. The port reference lists a channel depth of 11.6 m, an anchorage depth of 20 m and a tidal range of 1 m. The maximum permitted draught is 11 m. This page shows the vessels in port and on approach, with their type, size and time in port, and links to nearby ports.

Vessels currently in port: 48.

Vessels currently in port

Vessels on approach

Frequently asked questions

How many vessels are in Saint Petersburg right now?

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

Where is Saint Petersburg located?

Saint Petersburg is in Russia at 59.93° N, 30.3° E. It lies on the Baltic Sea.

How deep is the channel at Saint Petersburg?

The port reference lists a channel depth of 11.6 m, an anchorage depth of 20 m and a tidal range of 1 m. The maximum permitted draught is 11 m.

What services are available at Saint Petersburg?

Services on record include pilotage (compulsory), tug assistance, bunkering, fresh water, provisions and ship repair.

Which ports are near Saint Petersburg?

The nearest ports are Neva River Port (2 nm), Gorskaya (12 nm) and Sestroretsk (15 nm).

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