This Port has become the major container port in the last decade that can handle containers, dry ,and liquid tank containers.

Up to 85% of the country’s imports come through this Port. It can handle containers, bulk, and liquid.

This Port is a center for agriculture, especially coffee, tobacco, rum, and sugarcane. It is linked to National Route 1.

This Port at the mouth of the Rio Ozama can handle containers, bulk, dry, and liquid.

This port primarily serves dry bulk. It is linked to rail and road, but there are no heavy cranes available.