3 ideally located lay-by berths in the heart of the port

lay-by berth

Looking for a temporary berth for your vessel? We offer you three lay-by locations, ideally located in the heart of the port of Rotterdam, close to the city. Available from one day to as long as you need. The three lay-by berths are respectively 120, 225 and 270 metres long (including mooring lines) and can accommodate vessels with draughts between 6 and 12.5 metres. If necessary, a mobile crane can be used for repairs. All lay-by berths are accessible via the RST terminal, subject to the applicable safety instructions and site regulations.

Consult our flyer for full details. For more information and bookings, please call +31 (0)10 294 2455 or send an email to berthplanning@rstbv.nl. We look forward to welcoming your ships!

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