The Dalia Terminal, located approximately 130 miles northwest of Luanda, Angola, is a massive offshore facility crucial to the country's oil production. The terminal utilizes two loading points: the SPM (Single Point Mooring) serving as the main option, and the FPSO Dalia, which primarily handles methanol loading and can act as a backup for crude oil.

The FPSO Dalia itself is an engineering marvel.  This behemoth boasts a displacement of 425,000 tonnes and stretches 300 meters long, 60 meters wide, and 31.5 meters deep.  With a draft of 23.24 meters, it sits deep in the water and features a distinctive flare at the bow.