Samanco Port

Samanco Port is located in the small fishing town of Samanco, in the Ancash region of Peru. This port serves as a vital lifeline for local fishermen and the fishing industry, facilitating access to both national and international markets. Nestled along the Pacific Coast, the coordinates of Samanco Port are approximately 9º 16' 44'' S and 78º 36' 15'' W. Despite its relatively modest size, it plays an important role in the local economy, contributing significantly to the livelihoods of those in the community. The port primarily handles various seafood products, including anchovies and other fish species, which are vital to the Peruvian economy and the local population's sustenance. Samanco Port is equipped to accommodate smaller fishing vessels and supports an active fishing community that engages in sustainable practices. The port operates with limited infrastructure, mainly relying on its natural environment for safe docking and loading operations. Although it does not handle large cargo ships due to depth constraints, local efforts are aimed at improving the facilities available for fishing activities and enhancing the overall operational capacity of the port. Over the years, there have been initiatives focused on marine conservation and promoting eco-friendly practices in fisheries to ensure the sustainability of resources. As Samanco Port continues to evolve, it remains dedicated to supporting the local fishing industry while connecting with broader trade routes in Peru and beyond.