Ports · France · Sete
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Port of Sete

Ships in Sete now, the ones bound here, arrivals and departures and how long ships wait at anchor, from live AIS. Updated every few minutes.

Alongside or lying still56all ships, heard in 6 h
At anchor4in or off the port
Bound here280 m and over, within a day's steaming
Median wait at anchor–last 7 days

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Waiting time at anchor

From the moment a seagoing ship (80 m and over) reports "at anchor" in Sete's anchorage to the moment she lies at a berth. Each figure needs at least 5 ships.

Ships that berthed in the last 7 days

ShipsMedian wait9 in 10 withinShips counted
All seagoing ships––2
Tankers––0
Cargo ships––2
Others––0

The 14 days before

ShipsMedian wait9 in 10 withinShips counted
All seagoing ships––2
Tankers––0
Cargo ships––1
Others––1

Still at anchor now: 4 ships, the longest for 10.1 days so far.

Bound for Sete

Ships of 80 m and over that give Sete as their destination, nearest first. Distance in a straight line.

ShipTypeLengthFlagDistanceAt her speed
STI WEMBLEYTanker183 mMH18 nm4 h
FADIQCargo210 mMT40 nm2 h

Arrivals and departures, last 24 hours

ShipTypeLengthEventTime (UTC)
FADIQCargo210 mDeparted31 Oct 19:51
SCHOKLANDCargo90 mDeparted31 Oct 17:01
JSP HALMOECargo89 mArrived31 Oct 16:32
MEDARD101 mDeparted31 Oct 13:11
STI WEMBLEYTanker183 mDeparted31 Oct 11:58
FADIQCargo210 mArrived31 Oct 11:19
SCHOKLANDCargo90 mArrived31 Oct 11:17
JULIETACargo88 mArrived31 Oct 09:05
JULIETACargo88 mDeparted31 Oct 07:49

Ships in port now

Passenger ships, cargo ships and tankers of 80 m and over, alongside or lying still in Sete, largest first.

ShipTypeLengthFlag
JULIETACargo88 mAG

At anchor

ShipTypeLengthFlag
JSP HALMOECargo89 mPT
DARLACargo81 mKM

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