Tanker port
Lavera, France
Lavera is a crude oil tanker port in France, at 43.38°N 4.98°E, also known as Marseille, Martigues and Berre. It is a discharge port for North Africa & East Med crude. Below are sea distances and sea days for 7 tanker voyages to and from Lavera.
Voyages from
0
Discharge port
Voyages to
7
from 3 countries
Ship sizes
Suezmax
Aframax
Trades
1
crude oil
Voyages to Lavera
| From | Distance | Days @ 12 kn | Via |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arzew | 533 nm | 1.8 | Open sea |
| Mellitah | 779 nm | 2.7 | Open sea |
| Marsa El Brega | 1,092 nm | 3.8 | Open sea |
| Ras Lanuf | 1,092 nm | 3.8 | Open sea |
| Es Sider | 1,114 nm | 3.9 | Open sea |
| Zueitina | 1,156 nm | 4.0 | Open sea |
| Sidi Kerir | 1,440 nm | 5.0 | Open sea |
Trades
Libyan, Algerian and Egyptian crude moving around the Mediterranean and up to North-west Europe, mostly on Aframaxes.
Suezmax, Aframax · TD19 (Cross-Med Aframax)
Questions
Where is Lavera?
Lavera is in France, at 43.38°N 4.98°E. It is also known as Marseille, Martigues and Berre.
What tankers call at Lavera?
Lavera handles crude oil, typically on Suezmax and Aframax tankers.
How far are Lavera's voyages?
Of the voyages listed here, the shortest is Arzew to Lavera at 533 nm and the longest is Sidi Kerir to Lavera at 1,440 nm, about 5.0 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.