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Ports in Malaysia

Voydar profiles 25 ports in Malaysia. The busiest in the last 90 days, by IMO-numbered ships Voydar detected calling: Tanjung Pelepas (25 ships), Port Dickson (8 ships), Kota Kinabalu, Sabah (7 ships).

A port is listed when Voydar holds enough data to profile it: AIS port calls by at least 5 IMO-numbered ships, a live arrivals feed, or World Port Index harbour particulars. Ships are counted once per port over the last 90 days; calls at a port's sub-areas count for the port. See the methodology.

PortIMO ships, 90 daysPort calls, 30 daysContainers, TEUCargo, tonnesHarbour dataIncludes
Tanjung Pelepas
MYTPP
2528——World Port Index—
Port Dickson
MYPDI
88——World Port Index—
Kota Kinabalu, Sabah
MYBKI
77——World Port Index—
Johor Bahru
MYJHB
33——World Port Index—
Bakapit
MYBKP
————World Port Index—
Bintangor
MYBTN
————World Port Index—
Kemaman
MYKEM
————World Port Index—
Kuala Terengganu
MYTGG
————World Port Index—
Kuantan (Tanjong Gelang)
MYKUA
————World Port Index—
Kudat, Sabah
MYKUD
————World Port Index—
Lahad Datu, Sabah
MYLDU
————World Port Index—
Langkawi
MYLGK
————World Port Index—
Lumut
MYLUM
————World Port Index—
Lutong, Sarawak
MYLUT
————World Port Index—
Muar
MYMUA
————World Port Index—
Penang (Georgetown)
MYPEN
————World Port Index—
Pengerang
MYPGG
——————
Port Klang (Pelabuhan Klang)
MYPKG
————World Port Index—
Samalaju
MYSIP
——————
Sandakan, Sabah
MYSDK
————World Port Index—
Sibu, Sarawak
MYSBW
————World Port Index—
Sungai Udang Port
MYSUP
————World Port Index—
Tanjung Manis
MYTMP
————World Port Index—
Tapis Terminal
MYTAT
————World Port Index—
Tawau, Sabah
MYTWU
————World Port Index—

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