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Bunkering at Port Louis

Port Louis is Mauritius's only commercial port and a strategically located Indian Ocean transshipment and bunker hub. Operated by the Mauritius Ports Authority, the port serves containers, bulk (sugar, fertilizer) and a notable cruise market. Its Indian Ocean position makes it valuable as a re-bunker stop for Asia-Africa routes.

Key Port Facts

UN/LOCODE
MUPLU
Coordinates
20.16°S, 57.50°E
Country
Mauritius

Fuel Grades Available at Port Louis

Seven Ocean procures the following marine fuel grades at Port Louis. Click any grade for full technical specifications.

Delivery Methods

Primary Anchorages

Port Louis outer anchorage

Port Detail

Indian Ocean position

Mauritius sits at the southwestern Indian Ocean — useful as a transit point on Asia-Cape of Good Hope rotations, particularly for vessels avoiding Red Sea passage.

Mauritius Ports Authority

MPA operates the port; recent terminal upgrades have improved container capacity. Cruise tonnage calls regularly during the Southern Hemisphere summer.

Bunker network

Bunker supply is well-developed for the regional traffic. Major physical suppliers serve Indian Ocean island markets coordinated with Mauritius operations.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Mauritius an alternative to Singapore/Fujairah?

For specific routings — yes. Vessels on Asia-South-America-via-Cape and certain Cape rotations find Mauritius useful as a re-bunker stop.

Cruise bunker availability?

Yes — Port Louis is a regular Indian Ocean cruise call, and LSMGO/MGO supply for cruise tonnage is routine during the season.

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