Port of Samsun is the main commercial port on the central Black Sea coast of Türkiye. The port serves export, import, and transit cargoes and acts as a strategic hub for trade between the Black Sea region, Central Asia, the Middle East, and Europe.
Region: Central Black Sea, Türkiye
Coordinates: 41°18′00″ N – 36°22′00″ E
Port Area: 356,530 m² open area + 12,018 m² covered area
Situated on the central Black Sea coast, Port of Samsun is one of Türkiye’s most important multipurpose ports. Thanks to its strategic position, the port supports international trade routes connecting the Black Sea Economic Cooperation Region (BSECR), Eastern Europe, Central Asia, and the Middle East, including intermodal transport via the Rhine–Main–Danube corridor.
The port is protected by extensive breakwater infrastructure, ensuring safe navigation and berthing operations.
Total Berth Length: approx. 1,430 m
Maximum Draft: up to 12.0 m
Berth Details
Berths No.1–2 (Dry Bulk): 326 m – 10.5 m
Berth No.3 (General Cargo): 150 m – 10.5 m
Berths No.4–5 (General Cargo & Passenger): 300 m – 10.5 m
Berth No.6 (General Cargo): depth 7.0–7.5 m
Berths No.7–9 (General Cargo): 400 m – 7.5 m
Berths No.10–12 (General Cargo): 400 m – 12.0 m
Maximum Draft: 12.0 m
Cargo Types:
General cargo
Dry bulk cargo
Grain & fertilizers
Containerized cargo
Ro/Ro cargo
Transit cargo
Ro/Ro Operations: Available
Rail Ferry Operations: Available (intermodal rail–sea–road transport)
Open Storage Areas: 356,530 m²
Covered Storage Areas: 12,019 m²
Grain Silo Capacity: 20,000 tons
Free Zone: 71,000 m² (adjacent to the port)
Fresh Water Supply: Available
Bunkering: Supplied by private providers
Waste Reception: Available
Container Handling: Available
Passenger Services: Available
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