Connectivity
Scotland’s leading marine logistics hub with efficient road, air, and rail connections.
Waterloo Multimodal Terminal offers customers direct access from the quayside to national rail links.
Quayside Information
As Scotland’s largest berthage port, Port of Aberdeen boasts Over 7,600 metres of premium quayside for vessels up to 300 metres in length, enabling seamless servicing of diverse industry sectors.
Port Facilities
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Cranes
A rail mounted electric portal crane is located at Atlantic and Pacific Wharves, with lifting capacity up to 8 tonnes (grab) at 25 metres, and up to 20 tonnes (hook) at 12 metres.
Grabs of various types can be provided. Cranes up to 1,000 tonne capacity are available from local crane hire companies.
Ultra heavy lift areas are also available with lifting capacity up to 140 tonnes / m².
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Laydown Areas
692,000m² of laydown space.
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Quayside Lengths
- Albert Basin
- 2,042m
- River Dee
- 1,238m
- South Harbour
- 1,588m
- Telford Dock
- 563m
- Tidal Harbour
- 360m
- Victoria Dock
- 1,820m
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Ro-Ro Berths
- Commercial Quay
- Eurolink Berth
- Jamieson Quay Terminal
- Northern Isles Ferry
- Matthews Quay Terminal
- Common User
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Services
Fuel and water available. Shore power available from Q1 2025.
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Ultra Heavy Lift Areas
Lifting capacity up to 140 tonnes / m².
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Warehousing
50,000m² of warehousing ranging from 700m² to 2,500m².
- Regent Quay
- Nos. 1 & 2: 2,040m²
- Blaikies Quay
- Nos. 4 & 6: 2,500m²
- Pacific Wharf
- No.5: 2,000 - 2,200m²
- Clipper Quay
- Nos. 8 & 9: 4,700m²
Contact Our Port Specialists
To discuss our port facilities in more detail, please contact our Operations Department.
