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Salama, ourbunkering agency in Ceuta, has been a reference fuel supply company from ship to ship in the Strait of Gibraltar for years. This supply requires certain protocols and precautions that guarantee a seamless and top-quality service. Therefore, at our company we work to add to our expertise backed up by thousands of operations— both the advances of the sector and the latest technological novelties.


Our bunkering agency in Ceuta could not miss the most important bunkering convention of the sector. As a leading bunkering company in Strait of Gibraltar, Salama is getting ready to attend the event that the International Bunker Industry Association (IBIA) will hold the next Monday 19th of February in London. The meeting will be based on the concerns of the fuel supply industry and will bring together the different agents that participate in each operation.


Instead of talking about the number of inhabitants of Ceuta, the main geopolitical peculiarities of the city or its well-known proximity to the reign of Morocco, in this sequel about the oddities of Ceuta we want to go into detail about the remotest past of the city and about those details that make it a unique destination in the world. Ceuta is a place where to let oneself be embraced by the breeze of Gibraltar Strait and where to enjoy unique views.


The sea, with its currents, its waves and low temperature –especially in the waters of Strait of Gibraltar, where port agencies in Ceuta like Salama operate-, is not precisely one of the best friends of the electronic elements of a vessel.  Do you remember that some months ago we talked about the underwater inspections for ships in Ceuta? This month we are back to our old ways to focus on the soul and heart of the vessel: the motor.

The Cruise Forum 2017 in Ceuta, apart from helping us update our knowledge of the sector, was a especially relevant date due to its target and aim: to make our destination a strategic cruise port of call in the world.

The 25th of October will go down in the history of Ceuta as one of the most relevant dates for those involved in the nautical and cruise industry. The simple reason being that our city will be hosting this year’s Cruise Forum. And if this was not enough, we also have the great satisfaction of being one of the port agencies in Ceuta taking direct part in this event.

Beyond all the data that can be read in a small introductory guide of the city, Ceuta is a place that has witnessed extraordinary things, being the location for unique stories that not everyone is aware of. An endless number of peculiar facts turn our city into a tourist attraction.

The fact that we are one of the only two companies in our territory authorized to load and unload solid goods on cargo ships keeps us in the lead once more. In addition to these tasks, Salama is an expert agency specialized in bunkering and crew changes, jobs that define us since our foundation and that have allowed us to be one of the strongest companies in the Strait of Gibraltar.

Although they are all are fundamental parts of a freighter (ships that we come across often at our port agency in Ceuta) we cannot forget that underwater is where the most relevant parts are located. Parts that are essential for the ship’s good health and that can determine the success of a journey or operation.

The summer season is almost upon us, and Salama faces its most meticulous and demanding operation, welcoming the Westerdam Cruise Ship, on its way from Almeria and headed to Marseille. Boasting a Dutch flag and a total of 1,981 passengers, the arrival of this particular cruiser has once again become an attraction for the city, due to its spectacular characteristics.

José Salama y CIA S.L CIF: B29901303 Avd. Juan Carlos I Rey 12, 1ºD Melilla, España. Inscrita en el Registro Mercantil de Melilla. Tomo 19, sección 2,ª Folio 95, Hoja 348