LAHAD DATU

Also known as "Nadu", it is a port on the east coast of Sabah, Malaysia. Chart number 16801678. When using the standard of East 8 district. The maximum draft is 9.75 meters, and the load density of water is 1025. The average high tide range is 1.52 meters, and the average low tide range is 0.61 meters. The prevailing southwest and northeast monsoons. Not mandatory pilotage. During port holidays, KOTA KINBALU works from 07:30-11:30/13:00-17:00 and overtime is available as needed. The port is located on the east coast of Sabah, on the north coast of Deville Bay, and the sheltered anchorage is located north of Sakar Island. Approximately 3.21 kilometers long, 1.60 kilometers wide, with a water depth of 1.83-25.61 meters. There is a good anchor grip. About 457.2 meters away from the dock, with a water depth of 8.23 meters, for single ship anchoring. Moderate northwest to northeast winds during the northeast monsoon period from December to April of the following year; From May to September, it is not as strong or fixed as the northeast monsoon. Between the southwest and southeast, ports can provide better shelter from wind. The port service facilities include ship repair, refueling, small boats, medical care, towing, fresh water, supplies and repatriation, without dry docks and sewage discharge. The state-owned dock is 24.08 meters long and 16.76 meters wide. At the end of the 294.51-meter-long coral breakwater, the shallowest water depth at the front is 4.87 meters. SPA Pier, 95.92 meters long, with a shallowest water depth of 9.75 meters at the forefront. There are no cranes in the port, but mechanical equipment such as forklifts, trailers, and tractors are available for use. There is no container loading and unloading equipment. Two warehouses with a total area of approximately 1579.3 square meters. The area of the open-air warehouse is 2601.2 square meters.