About Afrishore Surveys

Our Story

Independent Surveys, African Expertise

Headquartered in Nairobi, Kenya, Afrishore Surveys was founded to bring truly independent marine surveying to African waters. From our East African base we have grown to serve 38 ports across West, East and Southern Africa - providing charterers, owners, P&I clubs and insurers with reports they can rely on.

Our mission is simple: accurate measurement, impartial reporting, and rapid mobilisation - wherever on the African coast your vessel calls.

Our Values

What We Stand For

Safety

Every survey conducted to the highest safety standards, on board and ashore.

Integrity

Our findings are reported exactly as observed - without exception.

Independence

We act for no single party, so our reports are trusted by all parties.

Precision

Meticulous measurement and documentation on every assignment.

Our Team

Qualified Marine Surveyors

Surveyor Name

Principal Marine Surveyor

MIIMS - Master Mariner

Surveyor Name

Senior Cargo Surveyor

Chief Officer (Unlimited)

Surveyor Name

Bunker & Draft Surveyor

Marine Engineer, Class 1

Accreditations

Standards & Memberships

IIMS Membership
Flag State Approval
Classification Society
Industry Association

Where We Operate

38 Ports of Operation

From Nouakchott to Durban, Dakar to Mombasa - our surveyors cover the entire African coastline. Hover a marker to identify the port.

West Africa

  • Abidjan
  • Banjul
  • Buchanan
  • Calabar
  • Conakry
  • Cotonou
  • Dakar
  • Douala
  • Freetown
  • Kamsar
  • Kribi
  • Lagos
  • Limbe
  • Lome
  • Matadi
  • Monrovia
  • Nouakchott
  • Onne
  • Owendo
  • Pointe Noire
  • Port Gentil
  • Port-Harcourt
  • San Pedro
  • Sherbro Island
  • Tema
  • Takoradi
  • Warri

East Africa

  • Dar Es Salaam
  • Mombasa

Southern Africa

  • Beira
  • Durban
  • Lobito
  • Luanda
  • Luderitz
  • Maputo
  • Nacala
  • Namibe
  • Saldanha Bay

★ Head office - Nairobi, Kenya (marked on the map)

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Our surveyors are on call 24/7 across 38 African ports.

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