Aberdeen Harbour has welcomed the longest vessel to visit the port in its history, as part of its £350 million South Harbour construction.  

Longest vessel in Aberdeen Harbour history welcomed at the port to assist with expansion

The 175 meter-long MV Beltnes arrived into South Harbour on the morning of Wednesday 29th May. The Self Discharging Bulk Carrier successfully discharged 35,000 tonnes of fill material behind concrete caissons, as part of the creation of the Dunnottar Quay.

The vessel will make seven return trips to South Harbour to complete the Dunnottar and Castlegate Quays. The fill material used behind the caissons has been quarried from Norway and will provide these quays with significant heavy-lift capacity, all designed to support activity associated with the onshore and offshore energy industry.

Source: Aberdeen Harbour (Additional information about the Aberdeen Port at CruiseMapper)