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Port Dickson town and its waterfront from the air, with jetties running out into the sea

02°31′N 101°48′E

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Port Dickson port information

Port details and facilities for vessels calling at Port Dickson, taken from the Marine Department and the facility operators.

Guide to Port Entry

Where we are

Port Dickson is in Negeri Sembilan and comes under the Central Region of the Marine Department of Malaysia. The department issues the Port Dickson port circulars from its marine office in the town.

Aerial view of Port Dickson from the sea: the refinery jetties reaching offshore, the town and its passenger jetty, and an island in the foreground
MAL 5239Chart of the waters around Port Dickson
8Facilities listed below, with their operators
182.9 mLength of the NSC jetty
2Lay up points off Port Dickson
Nautical chart of the waters off Port Dickson, with depth shading, depth contours and soundings, the Strait of Malacca offshore and the traffic separation scheme to the south west. The town of Port Dickson is on the shore, with Lukut to the north and Si Rusa to the south. Lay up points 1 and 2 lie west of the waterfront, with the SBM buoy and its submarine pipeline just to the south and Bambek Shoal to the north west. A dashed port limit line runs south east from 02°30′04″N 101°42′35″E, south west of the lay up points.
The waters off Port Dickson. Depths from the NOAA ETOPO 2022 grid are indicative and may differ from the official chart. Seamarks from OpenSeaMap. The dashed line joins the two positions printed on the Marine Department’s chart Batas Pelabuhan Port Dickson, 02°30′04″N 101°42′35″E and 02°12′20″N 102°04′24″E. Please confirm the current port limit with the Port Dickson marine office. Not for navigation. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Facilities

  • The Hengyuan refinery jetty off Port Dickson from the air: a long trestle out to the berths, with two tankers alongside

    HRC terminal

    Refinery jetty with three berths at the Hengyuan refinery in Port Dickson. The refinery ships products by sea to Sabah and Sarawak and exports propylene, light naphtha and part of its LPG.

    Operator: Hengyuan Refining Company Berhad
  • Location chart of the Petron single buoy mooring off Port Dickson

    Petron SBM

    Single buoy mooring linked to the Petron refinery by a subsea pipeline, in service since 2021 so the refinery can take larger vessels. Position 02°30.216′N 101°45.372′E. The refinery imports its crude, mostly light low sulphur grades, and has a crude distillation capacity of 88,000 barrels a day.

    Owner: Petron Malaysia Refining & Marketing Berhad
  • Location chart of the Port Dickson passenger jetty terminal on the town waterfront

    CIQ

    Customs and Immigration have offices at the Port Dickson passenger jetty terminal, alongside the Marine Department, the health office and the Department of Agriculture.

    Agencies: Royal Malaysian Customs Department, Immigration Department of Malaysia
  • The Port Dickson passenger jetty seen from directly above

    Port Dickson passenger jetty

    Jeti Penumpang Port Dickson. The terminal is owned and licensed by the Marine Department of Malaysia.

    Operator: NS Maritime

  • NSC jetty

    NS Corporation's jetty in Port Dickson, first built in the 1890s. A berth for company vessels and registered boat operators, with access for authorised people only.

    Operator: NS Maritime, on lease from NS Corporation since August 2024
  • Location chart of the Tuanku Muhriz power station and its coal jetties at Mukim Jimah

    Tuanku Muhriz power station jetty

    Coal jetty of TNB's Tuanku Muhriz power station, a 2,000 MW coal fired station at Mukim Jimah, Port Dickson. The jetty takes large capesize bulk carriers and received its first coal ship in mid 2019. Its construction was approved by the Marine Department and the Department of Environment.

    Licensee: Jimah East Power Sdn Bhd
  • Location chart of the Jimah power station at Mukim Jimah

    Jimah power station

    Coal fired power station with a licensed capacity of 1,400 MW at Mukim Jimah, Port Dickson.

    Licensee: Jimah Energy Ventures Sdn Bhd

Location charts show approximate positions. Depths are indicative. Not for navigation.

The Port Dickson waterfront from the air, with the D'Wharf building where NS Maritime has its officeA jetty platform and walkway from above

Port limits

The Marine Department of Malaysia describes the Port Dickson port limit as the area enclosed by a line from a marker board on Tanjong Kemuning to the buoy that marks the west channel between Pulau Arang Arang and the mainland, 4¾ cables on a bearing of 248° 30′ from the Pulau Arang Arang lighthouse. From the buoy the line runs due east until it meets a line drawn true south through a second marker board on the foreshore near the first mile of Coast Road, and then follows the coast back to Tanjong Kemuning.

This is the description published on the department’s port limits page. Please confirm the current limit with the Port Dickson marine office.

Page 2 of the same PDF is a chart, Batas Pelabuhan Port Dickson, which prints two positions: 02°30′04″N 101°42′35″E and 02°12′20″N 102°04′24″E. The chart on this page joins them with a dashed line marked Port limit.

Sailing info

Official sources for tides and port notices at Port Dickson.

Port notices

Recent Port Dickson port circulars from the Marine Department of Malaysia. List checked on 3 November 2026.

For every circular, see the full list of port circulars (opens in a new tab) under Wilayah Tengah.

Charts and weather

Official charts, notices to mariners and marine forecasts for the waters off Port Dickson.

Port details

Port
Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia
Port authority
Marine Department of Malaysia (Jabatan Laut Malaysia), Central Region. Port Dickson marine office, Jalan Raja Aman Shah, 71000 Port Dickson, +60 6-647 7993, ppdks@marine.gov.my
Port operator
NS Maritime Sdn Bhd, a joint venture of NS Corporation and Don Maritime Sdn Bhd
Lay up points
Two lay up points off Port Dickson, approved by Jabatan Laut Malaysia (Central Region) for NS Maritime. See Lay up.

NSC jetty particulars

Location
Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan. The former Port Dickson railway jetty.
First built
1890s
Owner
NS Corporation
Operator
NS Maritime Sdn Bhd, since August 2024
Structure
Fixed jetty with a reinforced concrete deck on piles
Size
182.9 m long, with a 46 m jetty face. Site area about 5,268 m².
Lighting
18 solar powered lights for night work
Users
Company vessels and approved, registered boat operators
Access
Restricted to authorised people, vessels and registered operators

Safety and emergency

NS Maritime keeps oil spill response, fire fighting and rescue cover on standby for the terminals, anchorages and jetties of Port Dickson. See OSR, fire fighting and rescue.

Contact numbers below are from Maritim Malaysia’s website.

Maritime search and rescue
The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (Maritim Malaysia) carries out maritime search and rescue and enforcement in the Malaysian Maritime Zone.
mmea.gov.my (opens in a new tab)
Maritim Malaysia, Melaka and Negeri Sembilan
State headquarters, Kuala Linggi, 78200 Alor Gajah, Melaka, +60 6-387 6730
Maritim Malaysia hotline
National hotline, +60 3-8943 4001
Port authority
Marine Department of Malaysia, Port Dickson marine office, +60 6-647 7993