Porto do Namibe, Angola
Facilities & Weather Forecast

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Porto do Namibe, Angola

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Information about Namibe, Port, Angola, explore cargo, freight and sea container shipping rates from Namibe port to all major destinations. SHELTER - Provided protection against wind, sea and swell on the spot where port operations are effected. Anchorage shelter is one assured by the use of lighters for cargo handling GARBAGE DISPOSAL - Indicated the option to dispose garbage at the pier while b

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Porto do Namibe, Angola Facilities

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Electricity
-15.19594 N, 12.13341 E

Porto do Namibe, Angola Information

Active Winter Community?

Yes

Berth Size

20m+

Manoeuvrability

Fair

Approaches & Channel Marking

Fair

Depth at MLW

3m+

Current/Tidal Flow

Negligible

Port of Entry

Yes

Visitor Berths

Yes

Porto do Namibe, Angola Weather Forecast

Wed
5AM - 9AM
14 January 2026
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    S 3–5 knots.
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    22°C
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    SW 0.6m at 10s period
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    UV Index: 1 - Low
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    Chance of showers
Wed
9AM - 1PM
14 January 2026
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    S 3 knots increasing to W 7 knots.
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    Increasing from 23 to 26°C
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    SW 0.7m at 10s period
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    UV Index: 13 - Extreme
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    Cloudy
Wed
1PM - 5PM
14 January 2026
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    W 7 knots increasing to 10 knots.
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    23 to 27°C
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    SW 0.7m at 9s period
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    UV Index: 13 - Extreme
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    Cloudy
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Sandstone cliffs (134ft high) form the Eastern extremity of Port Alexander. This port forms a commodious harbour where vessels may lie in perfect safety at all seasons of the year. The peninsula forming the West & North side of the port is a low steep sandy tongue, terminating in Bateman Point in Lat 15 47' 30" S Long 11 52' 45" E, whence the mouth of the port is 4/5 of a mile across. A few natives are occasionally seen in this locality, but they are miserable in appearance & very shy. Plenty of fish may be caught with the seine, & good fresh water may be obtained on the South side of the port by digging.
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