Safe berths
save lives

Know the berth before you’re alongside.

An independent platform where seafarers share first-hand safety information on berths, ports and terminals, backed by photos and verified locations.

8,619 ports mapped across European waters · growing with every report

Pilot books and agents tell you the schedule, not whether the gangway is safe, the fenders are adequate, or the quay is sound. Crews often find out the hard way, on arrival. cBerth turns scattered, word-of-mouth knowledge into a shared, searchable map, so you arrive prepared.

How it works

Three steps. Two minutes.

Real reports from verified accounts, not anonymous hearsay.

01

Find the berth

Search any port, or let GPS sort the nearest berths around you.

02

Rate it, add a photo

Score seven categories. Your photo's location is checked against the berth, so reports stay trustworthy, not anonymous hearsay.

03

Help the next crew

Your report goes live on the map and warns the seafarers arriving behind you.

What you rate

Seven categories, one comparable score.

Every report scores the same criteria, so ports stay comparable.

Access / GangwayFenders / ProximityQuay ConditionMooring SafetyCrew WelfarePort InfrastructureAccess potable water

Why trust it

Built to be believed.

By real seafarers

Reports come from verified accounts, not scrapers or bots.

Geo-checked

Photos and live location are checked against the berth.

Free & independent

No ads. No port can pay to hide a bad rating.

Reading the score

One number, zero to five.

The same colour scale everywhere, on the map, on every berth.

4.0–5.0EXCELLENT
3.0–3.9GOOD
2.0–2.9MARGINAL
1.0–1.9POOR
0.0–0.9CRITICAL

Your turn

Put your berth on the map.

Two minutes now can save the next crew a dangerous surprise.