ALBERT QUAY
Sheltered by a rock-armoured breakwater, Albert Quay, including East Quay, provides 340m of all-weather deepwater berthing.
Albert Quay is used by larger whitefish and pelagic fishing vessels and for handling bulk cargoes, oil imports and other trades.
The berthing and heavy lift capability make Albert Quay one of the best facilities in north-east Scotland for the subsea industry. Quayside fabrication projects can also be accommodated. The water depth is 9m and the quay is 30m wide.
East Quay is situated at the east end of Albert Quay. A processing factory, freezing facilities and a cold store are located on the quay and large volumes of pelagic fish landings take place in this area. A grain sampling gantry is also available.
Other Port Areas
Albert Quay
Sheltered by a rock-armoured breakwater, Albert Quay, including East Quay, provides 340m of all-weather deepwater berthing.
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Tanker Jetty
The energy transition brings massive opportunities for the port and its future prosperity through areas such as carbon capture storage, hydrogen and offshore wind.
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Peterhead Bay Marina
Peterhead Bay Marina is a purpose-built leisure facility catering for local and visiting boatowners.
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North Base
The North Base provides a wide range of services to the construction and diving support sectors of the oil industry.
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Port Henry Basin
Accessed via North Harbour, the Port Henry area offers 740m of quayside with depths varying from two to three metres chart datum.
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South Base
The South Base facilitates the prompt and efficient turnaround of vessels servicing the logistical requirements of the offshore oil and gas industry.
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Peterhead Bay Marina
Peterhead Bay Marina is a purpose-built leisure facility catering for local and visiting boatowners.
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North Base
The North Base provides a wide range of services to the construction and diving support sectors of the oil industry.
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North Harbour
North Harbour is entered from South Harbour through the recently widened junction canal, which is spanned by the newly reinstated Queenie Bridge.
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