Marine charges
Below is a summary of Napier Port’s marine charges, effective 1 October 2020. These should be read in conjunction with our standard conditions of service.
Below is a summary of Napier Port’s marine charges, effective 1 October 2020. These should be read in conjunction with our standard conditions of service.
Napier Port’s Marine Service Charge for cargo vessels is determined according to vessel length overall, as follows:
Under 110 metres LOA: $9,826.00 first full day, $2,254.00 per day thereafter
110 metres LOA & under 130 metres LOA: $13,223.00 first full day, $3,033.00 per day thereafter
130 metres LOA & under 150 metres LOA: $20,088.00 first full day, $4,607.00 per day thereafter
150 metres LOA & under 170 metres LOA: $25,734.00 first full day, $5,901.00 per day thereafter
170 metres LOA & under 190 metres LOA: $32,508.00 first full day, $7,449.00 per day thereafter
190 metres LOA & under 210 metres LOA: $41,272.00 first full day, $9,465.00 per day thereafter
210 metres LOA & under 230 metres LOA: $50,887.00 first full day, $11,670.00 per day thereafter
230 metres LOA & under 250 metres LOA: $62,228.00 first full day, $14,270.00 per day thereafter
250 metres LOA & under 270 metres LOA: $70,941.00 first full day, $16,269.00 per day thereafter
Over 270 metres LOA: POA
Pilotage, tugs, berth charges, port dues, lines, one toll-barred telephone and all labour related to these functions are included in the Marine Service Charge.
The At Berth time commences from first line ashore on berthing to last line released at sailing; a 60-minute period of grace applies before any day thereafter charge applies. After the period of grace, there will be no further exemptions. A $1,545 penalty charge will apply if:
Please note:
Security
Napier Port is subject to the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code. The Code identifies differing levels of security, with security to be maintained at Level 1 during normal operations. This includes security patrols to ensure the safety and security of Napier Port and the vessels and cargo within port boundaries. A vessel and facilities security fee of $285.00 is included in the Marine Service Charge to cover ISPS security requirements.
Levies
Insurance Adjustment Factor (IAF): $7.23 + GST per full TEU
Infrastructure levy: $22.75 + GST per TEU
Napier Port’s marine Service Charge for cruise vessels is based on vessel length overall and is available on application.
Insurance Adjustment Factor (IAF)
All vessels under 229.99 metres: $1,830.00
All vessels between 230 metres and 289.99 metres: $2,867.00
All vessels between 290 metres and 347.99 metres: $3,904.00
All vessels over 348 metres: Price on application
Passenger levy
Cruise passenger levy: $10.00 per passenger
Security
Napier Port is subject to the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code. The Code identifies differing levels of security, with security around cruise vessels to be maintained at Level 1. At this level, passengers and crew are required to travel between the vessel gangway and port entrance via a shuttle. The security manning level required depends on the number of passengers and crew to be processed on re-entry to Napier Port. The cost of conforming to ISPS Code Level 1 security requirements is charged to the vessel.
Shuttle buses
Shuttle buses from the Napier Port entrance to Napier city are subject to separate arrangements. These can be organised on request, please contact cruise@napierport.co.nz.
Caustic Soda Bunkering
Napier Port can facilitate caustic soda bunkering services for cruise vessels on request.
Caustic Soda bunkering, per vessel visit: $1500.00
Caustic Soda bunkering, monitoring, per tanker: $250.00
Please note:
Gangways are available at the rate listed below, but it is assumed that the vessel will supply its own gangway.
Statutory holiday charges (see below) will apply where a cruise vessel arrives or departs on a statutory holiday.
Napier Port provides a reserved berth for cruise vessels to ensure they have guaranteed berth access ahead of any other potential port user. In the event of any cruise vessel cancelling its Napier call the below rates will be charged:
Where a call is cancelled within 3 months of scheduled arrival, 10% of Marine Charges to apply.
Where a call is cancelled once a Pilot has boarded the vessel, 25% of Marine Charges to apply.
Where a call is cancelled once a Pilot and tugs have been engaged “all fast”, 75% of Marine Charges to apply.
Napier Port’s Marine Service Charge for fishing vessels and pleasure craft is determined according to vessel length overall, as follows:
Under 40 metres LOA: $510.00 first 36 hours, $405.00 per day (or part day) thereafter
40 metres to under 50 metres LOA: $1,169.00 first 36 hours, $405.00 per day (or part day) thereafter
50 metres to under 60 metres LOA: $2,881.00 first 36 hours, $405.00 per day (or part day) thereafter
60 metres LOA and over: Price on application
Charges include an International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) fee of $285.00.
Pilotage fees additional where applicable.
Conditions: Fishing Vessels and Pleasure Craft
In order for a vessel to berth at Napier Port, the following conditions must be adhered to. An application for berthage signifies that the vessel owner/s or charterer agrees with the conditions and will abide by them at all times.
Napier Port will use its best endeavours to offer marine services on statutory holidays (excluding Christmas Day) if required, subject to the following criteria:
1. The line or its agent advising in writing to Marine Services Administration, notification that marine services will be required not less than 72 hours prior to the intended ETA of vessel.
2. The payment of an additional charge per port call as detailed below:
Arrival or departure, no tugs
Arrival or departure, tugs
Arrival, tugs
Departure, tugs
3. Subject to labour availability.
4. Christmas Day – No services will be offered from 0001 hours 25th December to 0600 hours 26th December.
5. The charges as described are subject to change if the Holidays Act 2003 is changed by any further government legislation.
6. Days defined as statutory holidays are: New Year’s Day, day after New Year’s Day, Waitangi Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, Anzac Day, Queen’s Birthday, Hawke’s Bay Anniversary Day, Labour Day, Christmas Day and Boxing Day.
Security
Napier Port is subject to the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code. The Code identifies differing levels of security, with security to be maintained at Level 1 during normal operations. This includes security patrols to ensure the safety and security of Napier Port and the vessels and cargo within port boundaries. A vessel and facilities security fee of $285.00 is included in the Marine Service Charge to cover ISPS security requirements.
Napier Port is subject to the International Ship and Port Facility Security Code. The Code identifies differing levels of security, with security to be maintained at Level 1 during normal operations. This includes security patrols to ensure the safety and security of Napier Port and the vessels and cargo within port boundaries.
Vessel and facilities security fee: $285.00
ISPS Code, Security Level One. Vessel security is included in berthage fee.
Charges for laying up will be at 50% of the rate each day thereafter for a maximum of 14 days, thereafter penalties will apply.
After 14 days, full day thereafter charges will apply.
After 21 days, double the full day thereafter rate will apply.
Non-productive use of berth
Penalty fees for non-productive use of a berth will be charged at three times the ‘day thereafter’ rate, pro rata on an hourly basis. This will be applied at Napier Port’s discretion, where a vessel chooses not to work all available shifts.
Vessels may be shifted at the owner’s request, and/or for bunkering.
Vessel movement fee: $5,665.00 per movement
Water: $4.40 per 1,000 litres
Daily garbage disposal: $114.35 for first drum, and $85.00 per additional drum.
First drum and additional drums to be delivered and collected at the same time. Excess of 4 drums will be charged skip rate of $800.00 per skip bin (minimum charge per half skip).
Quarantine waste: $250.00 for first drum, and $200.00 per additional drum.
First drum and additonal drums to be delivered and collected
at the same time. Quarantine waste minimum charge (less than 20kg) is $50.00.
Pallet disposal via incinerator: $10.00 each
Cruise ship waste: POA.
Please contact quarantine@napierport.co.nz or 06 833 4337
Additional telephone: $28.85 per day
Tug and crew: $4,635.00 per movement per hour
Pilot boat and crew: $2,575.00 per movement per hour
Pilot: $1,545.00 per movement per hour
Napier Port has 230 metres of portable fence available.
Security fencing: $2.10 per metre per day
This charges includes the labour to erect and dismantle the security fencing, as well as vehicle hire.
Gangway hire: $320.35 for the first day, $110.20 per day thereafter
Crane hire for mooring staff for departing log vessels: $525.30 per vessel. Where deck cargo restricts access to lines.
Fuel bunkering cargo vessels: $1500.00
Fuel bunkering fishing vessels and pleasure craft: $200.00
Fuel tanker set up charge, per tanker visit: $550.00
Tanker watch, per hour: $45.00
Project Cargo Planning and Supervision Fee: Price on application
Helipad use, per take off and/or landing: $150.00