Project Facts
Location
Brgy. Sangat, San Fernando, Cebu
Total project area
274,339 sqm
Quay length
2,140 linear meters
Tenure
25 + 25 years renewable
Status
Proposed
Built for the next gateway to the Visayas.
A proposed international seaport with a reclamation component, export processing zone, ship-to-shore and gantry cranes, warehousing and a roofdeck solar system, about 32 km from the existing Cebu Base Port. It is identified as a priority project under Mega Cebu’s development strategy.
The port is intended to relieve congestion at the Cebu International Port by opening an alternative gateway for bulk, break-bulk, containerized and general cargo, with provision for car carrier and cruise ship docking.
Four Phases, One Port
Development is expected to run three to five years, with operations targeted to begin in the last quarter of Year 2 or the start of Year 3.
01
Causeway & Main Berthing
Causeway and access bridge, containment area, sheet piling, armor rock and the main berthing area.
02
Reclamation & Land Development
Reclamation, embankment, roads and drainage across the port footprint.
03
Secondary Berthing & Equipment
Secondary berths, port protection and amenities, and installation of port equipment.
04
Warehouses & Solar System
Warehouses, roofdeck solar system, administration building and supporting structures.
Why South Cebu
A second-class municipality of about 80,000 people with an established industrial base and progressive local government support.
32 km from Cebu Base Port
Located in the industrial south of the province.
Within 5 km of major industrial users
Including Steel Asia, Mabuhay Cement, APO Cement and Taiheiyo Cement.
9–12 m natural draft
Can be deepened to 15 m for vessels above 15,000 GT.
Adjacent to a proposed PEZA ecozone
Up to 60 additional hectares planned for expansion.
More Than a Berth
Cargo handling equipment, storage and power generation layered directly into the port footprint.
90
Warehouse units
1,000 sqm of storage per unit.
4
STS quay cranes
Rated at 60 to 80 tons capacity.
8
Rubber-tired gantry cranes
Supporting container yard operations.
Solar
Roofdeck solar system
On-site power integrated into warehouse roofdecks.