Bejaia Port

Bejaia Port, located in the picturesque city of Bejaia, Algeria, serves as a vital maritime gateway that facilitates trade and fishing activities in the region. Situated at coordinates 36º 45' 0'' N and 5º 4' 34'' E, the port plays a significant role in connecting local industries with international markets. Operated by the Entreprise Portuaire de Bejaia, Bejaia Port is strategically positioned along the Mediterranean coastline, providing access to essential shipping routes. The port primarily handles a variety of cargo, including general cargo, containers, and bulk goods, supporting the local economy and job creation. As a deepwater seaport with a maximum depth of 41 to 45 feet (12.5 – 13.7 meters), it is equipped to accommodate large vessels, making it one of the key ports for maritime traffic in Algeria. The infrastructure at Bejaia Port includes modern cargo handling facilities and a dedicated oil terminal, enhancing its operational efficiency. Additionally, Bejaia Port has a significant fishing industry component, providing services to local fishermen and processing facilities for fish products. The port also prioritizes sustainability and is engaged in initiatives aimed at reducing environmental impact through waste management and eco-friendly practices. As Bejaia Port continues to evolve, it remains committed to enhancing its services and supporting the local economy while maintaining a focus on environmental responsibility.