It is important for you to know that, although Slovenia has a small coastline, it has an active and strong reputation in terms of cargo handling capacity.
In this article, we will explore the 4 main ports in Slovenia for cargo handling. Whether you want to know their port code, location of cargo handling capacity, we have some useful information for you in this article.
Busiest Ports in Slovenia
1. Port of Koper
- Port Location: With coordinates 45.5469° North and 13.7300° East, is located in southwestern Slovenia, Primorska region, Koper
- Port Code: SIKOP
- Capacity Handling of Port: Handles more than 24 million tons each year. The port’s container terminal alone has a yearly capacity of more than 1.2 million TEUs
- Management of Port: Managed by Luka Koperd.d (Port of Koper Authority)
The port of Koper was established in the year 1957. It stands as the only international cargo port in Slovenia. Also, it is the major hub for Eastern and Central Europe. The port has some of the finest and modern terminals for handling your liquid cargo, containers, bulk cargo, and vehicles. It has a deep-draft facilities that make it possible for docking large vessels, and its well-structured road and rail connections make them a valuable point of transit for trading internationally.
Less Busy Ports in Slovenia
2. Port of Izola
The port is loved for its charm. It is a fishing port famous for its local and marina trade. The port focuses on vessels and aids tourist activities.
3. Port of Piran
This port is known for its unique Venetian architecture. It mainly serves leisure yachts, fishing boats, and local ferry services.
4. Port of Ankaran
The port of Ankaran is not a big harbor. It mainly focuses on maritime leisure activities and yacht services.
Conclusion
Although the ports of Slovenia are few. You will be able to enjoy smooth trading they offer. These ports make clear how easy your import and export processes can be.
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More resources:
Slovenian Maritime Administration – Source: Republic of Slovenia
