Tanker port
Batangas, Philippines
Batangas is a crude and clean products tanker port in Philippines, at 13.75°N 121.05°E. It is a discharge port for Arabian Gulf → South-east Asia crude and Asia-Pacific clean products. Below are sea distances and sea days for 13 tanker voyages to and from Batangas.
Voyages from
0
Discharge port
Voyages to
13
from 9 countries
Ship sizes
VLCC
Suezmax, Aframax, LR2, LR1, MR
Trades
2
crude and clean products
Voyages to Batangas
| From | Distance | Days @ 12 kn | Via |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mailiao | 772 nm | 2.7 | Open sea |
| Singapore | 1,364 nm | 4.7 | Malacca Strait |
| Yeosu | 1,497 nm | 5.2 | Open sea |
| Onsan | 1,590 nm | 5.5 | Open sea |
| Ulsan | 1,590 nm | 5.5 | Open sea |
| Sikka | 4,106 nm | 14.3 | Malacca Strait |
| Mina Al Fahal | 4,604 nm | 16.0 | Malacca Strait |
| Fujairah | 4,709 nm | 16.3 | Malacca Strait |
| Das Island | 5,054 nm | 17.6 | Strait of Hormuz · Malacca Strait |
| Ju'aymah | 5,103 nm | 17.7 | Strait of Hormuz · Malacca Strait |
| Ras Tanura | 5,103 nm | 17.7 | Strait of Hormuz · Malacca Strait |
| Basrah Oil Terminal | 5,273 nm | 18.3 | Strait of Hormuz · Malacca Strait |
| Mina Al Ahmadi | 5,281 nm | 18.3 | Strait of Hormuz · Malacca Strait |
Trades
Gulf crude into Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam and the Philippines, often part-discharged or transhipped around the Singapore Strait.
VLCC, Suezmax, Aframax
Singapore and North Asian refinery exports supplying Australia, New Zealand and South-east Asia, which import most of the fuel they burn.
LR2, LR1, MR · TC7 (Singapore–East Coast Australia MR), TC11 (South Korea–Singapore MR)
Questions
Where is Batangas?
Batangas is in Philippines, at 13.75°N 121.05°E.
What tankers call at Batangas?
Batangas handles crude and clean products, typically on VLCC, Suezmax, Aframax, LR2, LR1 and MR tankers.
How far are Batangas's voyages?
Of the voyages listed here, the shortest is Mailiao to Batangas at 772 nm and the longest is Mina Al Ahmadi to Batangas at 5,281 nm, about 18.3 days at 12 knots.
Terms on this page
Coordinates are approximate berth or terminal positions. Distances are calculated by Vessbook on a modelled global shipping-lane network for a tanker at 12 m draft.