Calafat Port

Calafat Port, located on the banks of the Danube River in Romania, serves as a significant logistical and transportation hub connecting Romania to the rest of Europe and beyond. Situated at coordinates 43º 59' 45'' N and 22º 55' 55'' E, Calafat Port is strategically positioned to facilitate trade with neighboring countries, such as Bulgaria, and acts as a gateway for both bulk cargo and passenger transport. The port plays a vital role in the import and export of various goods, including agricultural products, raw materials, and manufactured items, contributing to the local economy and the broader regional trade dynamics.

With a range of facilities dedicated to handling cargo operations, including docking areas and warehouses, Calafat Port is equipped to support various types of vessels, including cargo ships and ferries. Although classified as a small port, it has seen consistent growth in traffic over the years, thanks to ongoing improvements in infrastructure and an emphasis on effective logistics management. The port also engages in regional transportation initiatives aimed at enhancing connectivity along the Danube. In addition to its commercial activities, Calafat Port promotes tourism in the region, offering ferry services that connect Romania with Bulgaria. With its commitment to sustainability, Calafat Port is exploring green practices aimed at reducing its environmental impact and ensuring efficient operations for future growth.