Basarabi Port

Basarabi Port, located in the proximity of the coastal town of Agigea in Romania, serves as a crucial maritime gateway that provides essential connectivity for local and regional trade. Situated at coordinates 44º 9' 48'' N and 28º 25' 5'' E, Basarabi Port is strategically positioned along the navigable canals that connect to the Black Sea. Managed by the Administration of the Navigable Canals (ACN Constantza), this port plays a vital role in facilitating shipping operations, particularly in the movement of agricultural products and bulk cargo. Despite being classified as a small river port, Basarabi has essential infrastructure that supports its operational efficiency, allowing it to accommodate various types of vessels, including smaller cargo ships and fishing boats.

The port's facilities include basic cargo handling equipment and dock space suited for short-term docking needs, which optimize the loading and unloading processes necessary for efficient maritime operations. As an important hub for local industries, including agriculture and fishing, Basarabi Port enhances the supply chain for these sectors by providing seamless access to transportation networks. In recent years, there has been a growing emphasis on sustainability at Basarabi Port, with initiatives focusing on minimizing environmental impacts and promoting responsible practices among vessel operators. As the port continues to evolve, it remains committed to improving its facilities and services while upholding standards that support environmental stewardship and regional economic growth.