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GEBUS · Georgia

Port of Batumi

Ships in Batumi 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 still18all ships, heard in 6 h
At anchor6in or off the port
Bound here080 m and over, within a day's steaming
Median wait at anchor40 hlast 7 days

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Waiting time at anchor

From the moment a seagoing ship (80 m and over) reports "at anchor" in Batumi'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 ships40 h3.7 days5
Tankers––2
Cargo ships––3
Others––0

The 14 days before

ShipsMedian wait9 in 10 withinShips counted
All seagoing ships2.3 days7.1 days12
Tankers––3
Cargo ships3.8 days9.0 days6
Others––3

Still at anchor now: 4 ships, the longest for 9.2 days so far.

Bound for Batumi

No ship of 80 m and over heard giving Batumi as her destination right now.

Arrivals and departures, last 24 hours

ShipTypeLengthEventTime (UTC)
ICE FIGHTERTanker218 mArrived31 Oct 12:39
ICE FIGHTERTanker218 mDeparted31 Oct 11:03
NAPOLIPassenger175 mDeparted31 Oct 10:03
MAR VESTATanker122 mArrived31 Oct 08:23
MAR VESTATanker122 mDeparted31 Oct 07:24
VOLG_ BALT 226Cargo113 mArrived31 Oct 06:59
VOLG_ BALT 226Cargo113 mDeparted31 Oct 06:08
BELGRAVIA VTanker120 mDeparted31 Oct 05:32

Ships in port now

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

ShipTypeLengthFlag
ICE FIGHTERTanker218 mLR
VOLG_ BALT 226Cargo113 mKM
YAGIZ DCargo109 mPA
HIKMET KARABEKIRCargo108 mPA
MY FELLASCargo80 mBB

At anchor

ShipTypeLengthFlag
GOLDENCargo176 mPA
VIKTOR TARATINCargo138 mPW
DANCING QUEENCargo89 mPA

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Positions come from open AIS feeds and volunteer receivers, each credited on the How it works page. Where no receiver hears a port, ships there are missing. Not for navigation.