Moa Port

Moa Port, located on the northern coast of Cuba, serves as a critical maritime gateway that significantly contributes to the local economy and the mining industry. Nestled in the municipality of Moa in the Holguín Province, this port plays a vital role in the export of nickel and other minerals, which are essential to Cuba’s economic framework. With strategic access to international shipping lines, Moa Port is instrumental in facilitating trade, connecting local industries with global markets while supporting the livelihood of the surrounding communities.

Primarily catering to bulk carriers and mineral transport vessels, Moa Port is vital for the mining activities in the region. The port’s proximity to major mining operations ensures efficient logistics for both inbound supplies and outbound shipments of minerals, primarily nickel, which is one of Cuba's top exports. In addition to serving the mining sector, Moa Port also engages in the handling of other cargo types, supporting local businesses and ensuring the efficient flow of goods to and from the area.

With ongoing investment in infrastructure and modernization, Moa Port aims to enhance its capabilities to accommodate larger vessels and increase efficiency. Sustainable practices are also a focus, as authorities strive to minimize the environmental impact of operations while promoting responsible mining practices. As economic conditions in Cuba evolve, Moa Port is positioned to play a significant role in the nation's maritime network, strengthening trade relationships and facilitating economic development across the region.