Pointe des Galets Port

Pointe des Galets Port, located on the western coast of Reunion Island, is the largest and most significant port in the region, serving as the main maritime hub for the island. This strategic facility plays an essential role in the economy of Reunion, facilitating trade, shipping operations, and passenger transport to neighboring islands and the mainland. Established in the 1960s, Pointe des Galets Port has been continually developed to handle a diverse range of cargo, including containers, bulk goods, and maritime fuel.

The port features modern infrastructure equipped to accommodate a variety of vessels, including cargo ships, container carriers, and oil tankers. Its advanced facilities enable efficient loading and unloading operations, ensuring that both local and international trade routes remain active and reliable. In addition to commercial activities, Pointe des Galets Port is crucial for tourism, providing ferry services to nearby islands in the Indian Ocean and thus contributing to the region's tourism sector.

As the primary intersection for maritime trade in Reunion, the port actively supports local industries, businesses, and fishing communities by ensuring the steady flow of essential goods and services. Continuous investments in upgrading infrastructure and implementation of sustainable practices demonstrate the port’s commitment to enhancing its operational efficiency while minimizing environmental impact. Pointe des Galets Port remains a vital asset for Reunion, playing a key role in shaping the economic landscape and connecting the island to the global maritime network.