Repsol YPF

Terminal facilities description

1. General information.

La Coruña Harbour is situated o the NW of the Peninsula Iberica. Masters are kindly advised to refer to the B.A. Sailing Directions nr. 67 and the B.A. Chart nr. 1114, before entering the harbour.

2. Pilotage

Licensed Pilots are available on a 24-hour basis, 365 days per year. Pilot station operates on VHF CH. 12. All vessels are requested to contact La Coruña Traffic Control (VHF CH. 10) 2 hours before arrival at the rendezvous position.

3.Maximum Draft

The Port Captain (Capitanía Marítima) limits the maximum draft of tankers entering the harbour to 15.5 m.and will notify when a vessel should wait for H.W. to proceed inwards.

4. Tugboats

Four tugboats are available to provide towage services for manouvering. The main particulars of the tugs are shown on Chapter Miscellanea. Pilot will determine the number of tugs and lines to be used according to the Port Captain instructions and weather conditions.

TUG BOATS
GRT	MANEUVER	ZONE I	ZONE II	ZONE III	TOTAL
GRT < 5000	ARRIVAL	1			1
	DEPARTURE	1			1
5000 < GRT < 10000	ARRIVAL	2			2
	DEPARTURE	2			2
10000 < GRT < 15000	ARRIVAL	2	1		2
	DEPARTURE	2	1		2
15000 < GRT < 25000	ARRIVAL	2	1+SCORT	SCORT	2
	DEPARTURE	2	1+SCORT	SCORT	2
25000 < GRT < 45000	ARRIVAL	3	1+SCORT	SCORT	3
	DEPARTURE	3	1+SCORT	SCORT	3
45000 < GRT	ARRIVAL	4	2+SCORT	1+SCORT	4
	DEPARTURE	4	2+SCORT	1+SCORT	4

5. Repsol YPF Marine Terminal

Repsol YPF La Coruña Marine Terminal is located inside the port. Position: 43º 21.5' N 008 23.5' W and operates on a 24-hour basis, 365 days per year. The terminal facilities consists of 4 berths. One berth outside the terminal, located at San Diego Pier is used to load petcoke and sulphur.

6. Mooring

All ships are request to drop the seaside anchor and pay out a quarter buoy line

7. Quality and Environment

The Marine Terminal as part of the refinery industrial complex, complies with the 9001 Quality Certification and the 14001 Environment Certification.