Point Fortin Port

Point Fortin Port is a strategically located maritime facility on the southwestern coast of Trinidad, specifically designed to support the oil and gas industries that drive the local economy. Established as a vital logistics hub, the port provides essential infrastructure for the import and export of oil-related goods and equipment. The port features well-equipped terminals and loading facilities capable of accommodating large vessels, ensuring efficient operational capabilities for the heavy demands of the energy sector. Given its geographical coordinates of 10º 10' 53'' N and -61º 41' 26'' W, Point Fortin Port offers direct access to the Caribbean Sea and is ideally situated for international trade routes. The port authority, the Port Authority of Trinidad and Tobago, oversees its operations, ensuring the facility meets the specialized requirements of oil producers and service companies operating in the region. Its deep-water harbor enables the safe navigation of large tankers and supply vessels, further enhancing its status as a key player in regional maritime activities. Additionally, Point Fortin Port is well connected by road to the nation's energy infrastructure, facilitating seamless transit of goods and services to and from the port. As Trinidad and Tobago continues to focus on sustainability, the port is actively involved in initiatives aimed at reducing its environmental impact while promoting efficient practices within the maritime sector. With ongoing investments in modernization and capacity enhancements, Point Fortin Port is poised to strengthen its position as a strategic gateway for trade to and from Trinidad and Tobago, reinforcing the country’s economic relevance in the Caribbean and beyond.