Sunda Kelapa Port

Sunda Kelapa Port, located in the historic district of Jakarta, Indonesia, is one of the country's oldest and most significant ports, dating back to the 12th century. This port serves as a vital maritime gateway for trade and tourism in Jakarta and plays a crucial role in connecting the capital to various regions across the Indonesian archipelago. Historically known for its role in spice trade, Sundak Kelapa remains a bustling port today, facilitating the movement of various goods including textiles, agricultural products, and traditional crafts.

Recent improvements and revitalization projects have been undertaken to modernize the port facilities, enhance operational efficiency, and improve the overall visitor experience. As a key stopover for traditional wooden pinisi ships, Sunda Kelapa Port attracts tourists and local visitors alike, showcasing Indonesia's rich maritime heritage. Moreover, the port is strategically positioned to support local industries and serves as a critical hub for shipping and logistics in and out of Jakarta. The port’s ongoing development plans include enhancing cargo handling capacities and fostering sustainable practices, ensuring its continued importance in Indonesian trade while preserving its historical significance.