Nordre mole

Quay 812, 813

Layover quay suitable for maritime services

Nordre Mole is part of the Port of Thyboron’s outer fortifications. The quay has recently been renovated and expanded to a width of 10.5 metres, ensuring easy access for maritime services at the quay. There is plenty of room for offshore supply vessels to layover here while they wait for the next assignment in the North Sea.

There is easy access to water, electricity and other supplies at the quay, and free Wi-Fi. Nordre Mole is an ISPS-compliant quay, so the gate is closed while there are vessels berthed.

The pier has three platforms for anglers, from which they can enjoy the view of Thyboron Canal while fishing, when no large ships are berthed.

Layover quay for offshore supply vessels

It saves fuel and is eco-friendly to lay over vessels waiting for their next North Sea assignment in the immediate area. Nordre Mole is ideal for this purpose. The vessel is safely moored at port, but can be quickly dispatched to the North Sea because it is already close by.

Layover berths on both sides

It can make sense for jack-up vessels to wait in the area for their next assignment in the North Sea. Vessels can be jacked up on the outer side of Nordre Mole, and there is access to electricity, water and other supplies from the pier.

Easy access to supplies

The quay is equipped with a heavy-duty 125-amp power stand for large vessels and a smaller 63-amp power stand for medium-sized vessels.

Safety equipment

Nordre Mole has yellow Sea-Safe rescue ladders with LED lighting. There are three rescue ladders installed on the outside and five on the inside of the pier.

The quay has CCTV surveillance and LED lighting.