The entrance is narrow but straightforward as this is an oil support base, but be very aware of the number of support vessels returning late in the evening - they are unlikely to take any notice of a yacht!
The best anchorage is opposite the main marine services building and the small boat jetty in town, in about five meters over mud. Anchoring is prohibited in certain areas – usually signed – because of submarine pipelines.
Beware of large floating islands of vegetation as well as logs being swept along by the tide.
If unable to enter this port, a possible alternative overnight anchorage could be just inside the private marina at Jerudong (approx. 04°57’.6 N, 114°48’.5 E). It is very sheltered and the holding is good in mud, but you could be asked to move on as it is private.
Last updated: June 2012.
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