Overview:
Venezuelan seaport.Located on the northeast coast of the country.When the west 4 standard is adopted.The maximum draft is 6.7m.The loading density of water is 1025.The tide changes by 2.4 meters.East wind prevails.The port is managed by the person in charge of the port.Forced pilotage.VHF channels 16 and 12 are used for radio communication.No port holidays.Working hours can be agreed.The service facilities include fresh water, food, medical treatment, etc.No ship repair, tugboat, fuel tank, sewage, dry dock, motorboat, repatriation, etc.There is a jetty in the harbor and a breakwater in the north, with a water depth of 6.10-7.32m.The length of the jetty is 124m, and the water depth on the south side is 5.79-8.53m.The jetty has warehouses and fresh water.
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Carupano Port (port code: VECNO) is a small general cargo port in Venezuela. It is situated approximately 100 kilometers east of Cumana.
The port provides facilities for handling break bulk and dry bulk. The harbour is protected by a breakwater on the north side. There is only one jetty offering two berths.
The type of vessels regularly calling at this port is passenger vessels, accounting for about 25%. With a maximum draft of 6.7 meters being allowed, the maximum length of the vessels recorded to having entered this port is 59 meters.
