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Puerto Sucre, Cumaná: port services under Puertos de Sucre

Puerto Sucre is the commercial port of Cumaná, capital of Sucre State, administered by the decentralized state company Puertos de Sucre, S.A., which also runs Carúpano, Güiria and Araya. T&T provides integral stevedoring packages at Cumaná covering labor, equipment, supervision and reporting in a single simplified rate per Revenue Ton.

LocationCumaná, Sucre State, on the Gulf of Cariaco
AdministrationPuertos de Sucre, S.A. (Sucre State), separate from Bolipuertos
TrafficGeneral cargo and bulk vessels, parcels regularly above 10,000 tons
TradesFishing industry, agro-industrial, metals, coastal cargo, offshore campaigns
T&T serviceIntegral stevedoring package: one rate covers gangs, gear, supervision and reports
Quotesinfo@ttstevedoring.com with cargo list and ETA

Because Cumaná operates under a state administration distinct from the national Bolipuertos system, its tariff structure and procedures differ from Guanta. That is precisely where local knowledge earns its keep: T&T handles the port formalities, works hand in hand with Puertos de Sucre, and delivers the operation under a single integral rate, so a line or cargo owner deals with one number and one responsible party.

The port regularly receives general cargo and bulk vessels with parcels above 10,000 tons, serving the fishing, agro-industrial and metals trades of the Gulf of Cariaco region. For offshore energy campaigns and project cargo moving through Sucre State, we mobilize supervisors, gangs and rigging from our Guanta base, a few hours away by road.

Puerto Sucre, the port of Cumaná, Sucre State, Venezuela

Vessel calls at Puerto Sucre, Cumaná, 2026

Vessel calls recorded at Puerto Sucre during 2026. Cumaná works a different trade mix from Guanta: bulk grain and flour imports for the agro-industrial hinterland, scrap metal exports, and supply operations, under the administration of Puertos de Sucre, S.A.

VesselArrivalOperationCargo type
LIPSI2 Jan 2026Loading (export)Scrap metal (bulk)
UBC THESSALONIKI23 Jan 2026Discharge (import)Wheat (bulk)
CENTURY ROYAL31 Mar 2026Discharge (import)Wheat flour (general cargo)
ELENE15 May 2026Loading (export)Wheat flour (general cargo)
ELENE22 May 2026Discharge (import)Wheat flour (general cargo)
AVELLANEDA5 Jun 2026Loading (export)Scrap metal (bulk)
RIO12 Jun 2026SupplyLiquid bulk supply
UBC HOUSTON24 Jun 2026Discharge (import)Wheat (bulk)

Frequently asked questions

Who administers the port of Cumaná?
Puerto Sucre is administered by Puertos de Sucre, S.A., a decentralized company of Sucre State that also runs the ports of Carúpano, Güiria and Araya. It is separate from the national Bolipuertos system.
What is an integral stevedoring rate at Cumaná?
A single rate per Revenue Ton that covers stevedoring labor, equipment, supervision and operational reporting, so the principal receives one consolidated number instead of a list of separate charges.
Can T&T handle project cargo at Cumaná?
Yes. Supervisors, certified rigging and heavy equipment are mobilized from our Guanta base for project and offshore cargo calls at Cumaná and other Sucre State ports.

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