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SAJYC Jeddah Yachts Club Port
Jeddah Yachts Club Port is the seaport of Jeddah yachts club port, in the city of Jeddah yachts club portin Saudi arabia. Overseas routes include Middle East, Port code is SAJYC.

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Port Code

SAJYC

Name

Jeddah Yachts Club Port

Country / Region

Saudi arabia

City

Jeddah yachts club port

Sea Routes

Middle East

Type

Latitude

21.6500000

Longitude

-39.1000000

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Port Overview

Jeddah Yachts Club Port, UN/LOCODE SAJYC, is identified in the supplied port master data as a yacht-club port on Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea coast, rather than as a conventional commercial container terminal. Its recorded coordinates are 21.6500000° N, 39.1000000° W. For international freight planning, our platform treats SAJYC as a location requiring operational confirmation before any cargo booking is made. Containerized, project, bulk or general-cargo movements normally need to be assessed against an appropriate commercial gateway serving Jeddah. We help customers verify the actual receiving facility, cargo acceptance conditions, customs routing, truck access and final delivery point before issuing a quotation or transport instruction.

UN/LOCODE	SAJYC
Listed name	Jeddah Yachts Club Port
Country / region	Saudi Arabia / Red Sea, Middle East
Coordinates	21.6500000° N, 39.1000000° W
Port classification for planning	Yacht-club or marina-related location; commercial cargo suitability must be confirmed case by case

Key Highlights

Location identitySAJYC should not be automatically substituted for Jeddah’s commercial container gateway or another Saudi port code.

Facility suitabilityYacht-club infrastructure does not by itself confirm container, breakbulk, dangerous-goods or customs-terminal capability.

Booking controlOur service team requires written confirmation of the cargo-receiving facility before accepting a port-specific booking instruction.

Routing flexibilityCommercial cargo may need to move through a separately nominated gateway, followed by bonded or domestic trucking where applicable.

Facilities & Services

Public port master data supplied for SAJYC does not establish commercial terminal specifications. Our platform therefore separates confirmed location information from services that must be verified with the actual facility or nominated commercial port.

Marine facility: The name indicates a yacht-club or marina-related setting; cargo berth dimensions, lifting equipment and vehicle access must be confirmed directly.
Container handling: Do not assume quay cranes, container yards, reefer plugs, empty-container depots or standard FCL/LCL receiving procedures at SAJYC.
General cargo: Breakbulk, oversized cargo, palletized freight and project shipments require a written acceptance plan covering unloading equipment, laydown space and security.
Warehousing and inspection: Storage, customs inspection, scanning and bonded handling should be arranged through the confirmed commercial terminal or an approved logistics facility.
Inland transport: Truck appointment rules, vehicle size restrictions, gate passes and delivery windows must be checked before dispatch.

Routes & Transit Times

For Asia–Saudi Arabia, Europe–Saudi Arabia and regional Red Sea movements, our team first identifies the confirmed commercial gateway and carrier acceptance point rather than assigning a sailing directly to SAJYC.
Where the final destination is in Jeddah, the transport plan may combine an ocean leg to a commercial port with local or inland trucking to the consignee or yacht facility.
Actual transit time depends on carrier routing, transshipment, customs release, terminal availability, port security procedures, truck appointments and whether cargo is routed under bond.
We do not promise direct calls, sailing frequency or a fixed transit time for SAJYC. The final schedule is issued only after carrier, terminal and receiving-party confirmation.

Hinterland & Key Cargo

SAJYC is geographically associated with Jeddah, a major commercial and urban center on Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea coast. However, the listed location should not be treated as proof that it handles conventional port cargo. Our platform assesses the following cargo profiles only after the receiving party confirms acceptance:

Yachts, marine equipment, spare parts and maintenance materials connected with leisure-marine operations.
Boat-building, marina-fit-out and waterfront project materials subject to dimensional, lifting and delivery restrictions.
Personal effects or equipment for yacht owners and operators, where customs status and consignee documentation are clearly established.
Commercial FCL, LCL, machinery or general cargo destined for Jeddah’s wider hinterland, normally routed through a separately confirmed commercial terminal.

Operations & Compliance

Port and facility confirmation: Obtain the exact receiving address, terminal or marina contact, cargo acceptance letter and delivery appointment before booking or dispatch.
Customs documentation: Commercial invoices, packing lists, transport documents, consignee information and any import permits must match the actual Saudi entry and delivery route. Customs treatment is subject to the competent Saudi authorities.
Dangerous goods: Batteries, fuel, chemicals, pyrotechnics, compressed gases and other regulated materials require advance classification, SDS documentation and written acceptance. Never route them on a yacht-club assumption.
Inspection and inland delivery: Customs examination, security clearance, bonded movement, truck access and delivery windows can materially affect cost and timing; our team confirms these items before releasing instructions.

Shipping Tips

State SAJYC exactly as the requested destination in the enquiry, but separately provide the cargo type, dimensions, weight, packaging, value and final delivery address.
For containerized or palletized cargo, request our team to compare the appropriate commercial Jeddah gateway with a marina-side delivery arrangement before cargo is packed.
For yachts and oversized marine equipment, submit drawings, lifting points, transport dimensions, center of gravity, photographs and proposed delivery date for a feasibility review.
Build contingency time for facility approval, customs clarification, inspection and truck appointment changes; do not release cargo until the receiving party confirms readiness.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I book a standard container directly to SAJYC?

A: Not automatically. SAJYC is listed as Jeddah Yachts Club Port, and the supplied data does not confirm a conventional container terminal. Our team verifies the actual carrier and receiving facility before recommending a commercial gateway.

Q: Is SAJYC the same as Jeddah’s main commercial port?

A: No assumption should be made from the city location alone. Port codes identify different locations, so our team checks the exact UN/LOCODE, terminal, consignee address and customs route.

Q: Can yachts or marine equipment be delivered to this location?

A: Potentially, subject to facility acceptance, dimensions, lifting arrangements, security access, customs clearance and an agreed delivery appointment. Written confirmation is required before dispatch.

Q: How should dangerous goods be handled?

A: Provide the UN number, proper shipping name, class, packing group where applicable, SDS and package details in advance. Acceptance must be obtained from the confirmed facility and carrier; yacht-club access should never be presumed.

Q: What information is needed for a quotation?

A: Our service team needs cargo description, packages, dimensions, gross weight, value, origin, consignee, final delivery address, required date, customs status and whether the shipment is a yacht, marine part, project cargo or standard commercial freight.

Data Sources & Provenance

The UN/LOCODE, listed port name, country, city label and coordinates in this module are taken from the supplied port master data for SAJYC. No berth, draft, throughput, terminal-equipment, operating-hours, carrier, sailing-frequency or transit-time figures have been added because they were not established by the supplied record.

For Saudi port, customs and import-compliance verification, our team uses the relevant official authority information and confirms the applicable facility-specific instructions before execution:

mawani.gov.sa — Saudi Ports Authority domain for commercial port and maritime-port information.
zatca.gov.sa — Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority domain for customs and border-compliance information.

These sources provide authority-level reference points; they do not by themselves confirm that SAJYC accepts a specific cargo, vehicle, dangerous-goods class or commercial booking. Facility acceptance and current operational instructions remain subject to written confirmation.