Benoa Port

Benoa Port, located on the southeastern coast of Bali, Indonesia, serves as a primary maritime entry point for both commercial trade and tourism to the island. With its strategic location, the port plays a critical role in facilitating the transport of goods and passengers to and from Bali, connecting the island to major cities throughout Indonesia and beyond. Benoa Port is particularly essential for the tourism industry, catering to cruise ships, ferries, and cargo vessels, contributing significantly to the local economy.

The port has been equipped with modern facilities to handle various types of cargo, including bulk commodities, containerized cargo, and liquid products. Ongoing developments at Benoa Port aim to enhance its capacity and efficiency, ensuring that it can accommodate the increasing volume of vessels and freight traffic. Sustainability efforts at the port have also become a priority, targeting reduced environmental impact while boosting economic growth through improved logistics and transportation solutions. By modernizing its infrastructure and promoting eco-friendly practices, Benoa Port continues to solidify its importance as a key gateway for Bali’s maritime activities.