Port of Guanta: stevedoring and port services

The Port of Guanta, in Anzoátegui State, is the largest commercial port of eastern Venezuela. T&T Stevedoring has worked its berths continuously since 1989, providing stevedoring, project cargo and heavy lift handling, Port Captain attendance, cargo surveys, equipment rental and warehousing, with its own yards directly opposite the port gate.

LocationGuanta, Anzoátegui State, Venezuela, next to Puerto La Cruz
Facility250 acres; 7 berths along 958 m of continuous quay
Drafts4 berths at 10 m and 3 berths at 8.5 m alongside
Vessels20,000 to 50,000 DWT; breakbulk, project cargo, containers, bulk
T&T presenceContinuous operations since 1989; yards, workshop and equipment fleet opposite the port
Quotesinfo@ttstevedoring.com with cargo list and ETA

Guanta sits on a naturally sheltered bay beside Puerto La Cruz and serves the industrial base of Barcelona and Puerto La Cruz, anchored by the Guaraguao refinery complex and the largest cement plant in the country. Its hinterland extends 250 to 450 km inland to the Orinoco mining and oil belt, which makes the port the natural gateway for project cargo, oil and gas equipment, steel, aluminum and general cargo moving into or out of eastern Venezuela.

T&T is the longest-operating stevedore at the port. Our supervisors and foremen have decades on these specific berths; we know the drafts, the terminal authorities, the documentation cycle and the practical realities of working each berth. Operations run under the official tariff framework of the Gaceta Oficial, with a pre-arrival cost estimate prepared for every call so the line or cargo owner knows the numbers before the vessel berths.

Because our 9,000 m² support yard sits directly opposite the port entrance, cargo moves from hook to secure storage in a single short haul, and our forklifts, spreader frames and certified rigging reach the berth in minutes.

Aerial view of the Port of Guanta, Anzoátegui, Venezuela

Frequently asked questions

What are the berth specifications at the Port of Guanta?
The port has 7 berths along 958 m of continuous quay: 4 berths with 10 m draft and 3 with 8.5 m, receiving vessels from roughly 20,000 to 50,000 DWT.
What cargo does the Port of Guanta handle?
Breakbulk, project cargo, containers, bulk and general cargo, including oil and gas equipment, steel, aluminum, bagged cargo and heavy lifts for the Anzoátegui industrial corridor and the Orinoco hinterland.
Does Guanta have shore cranes?
The port has historically worked on ship’s gear. A Liebherr LHM 420 mobile harbor crane is being incorporated, expanding the range of vessels and cargo the port can receive. T&T plans each lift around the gear actually available.

Planning a call at Guanta?

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