Ujung Harbour, Surabaya, Maritime port in North Surabaya, Indonesia
Ujung Harbour is a port facility located at the Mas River mouth where it meets the Madura Strait, featuring multiple docks and operational zones. The complex accommodates cargo ships, passenger vessels, and other maritime operations across its waterfront area.
The harbour was established during colonial times and has continued to serve as a central trading point between East Java and maritime routes. Its growth reflects the broader expansion of regional commerce over more than a century.
The port embodies the maritime character of Surabaya, where seafarers and traders from different regions gather and conduct business. The daily activity along the docks reflects how central this place remains to local commerce and identity.
The facility operates continuously around the clock with designated zones for different vessel types, from container ships to passenger ferries. Access to operational areas can be limited due to ongoing maritime activities and safety regulations.
The facility includes a graving dock capable of handling vessels up to 50,000 deadweight tonnage, making it a major repair center for the eastern Indonesian region. This capacity draws maritime traffic from across the broader area.
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