Hanstholm
Hanstholm is a fishing town in Thy with 2,088 inhabitants, located in the Hansted Parish. The town belongs to Thisted Municipality and is situated in the North Jutland Region. Its name originates from the fishing village of Hansted, which is situated at the western end of the limestone cliff located at the northwest point of Jutland.
About the Malik terminal
In Hanstholm we operate our own terminal and supply primarily via bunker barge directly from pipeline quay 43 or from one of the seIf-service facilities located by quay 23 and quay 18 and 81. Our bunker barges name is Jette - 55 CBM.
Address
Christian Schrøders Gade 24, 7730 Hanstholm
Quay 43
Maximum depth of 7,5 metres and maximum ship length of 135 metres.
Quay 23
Maximum depth of 7,5 metres and maximum ship length of approximately 110 metres.
Quay 18/81
Maximum depth of 7,5 metres and maximum ship length of approximately 135 metres.
Port of Hanstholm
Hanstholm Port stands as a premier fishing hub in Denmark, renowned for its dominance in the edible fish market. Hosting the esteemed Hanstholm Fish Auction, among Europe's foremost, the port facilitates the sale of approximately 40,000 tonnes of fish annually to domestic and international buyers. Additionally, a multitude of enterprises engaged in fish processing, export, and various maritime services call the port home. Collectively, the Port of Hanstholm forms a comprehensive value chain for fishing and its diverse associated endeavors.
