List of All Ports in the World by Country

An ocean port is a coastal facility where ships load and unload cargo, including containers, bulk goods, and other types of freight. Ocean ports are key points in international supply chains, connecting inland transportation networks with global shipping routes.

You can find ocean ports by selecting a country from the ShipsGo port directory. The directory organizes ports by country and provides access to individual port pages with additional information about each location.

A port page can provide useful information for identifying and understanding an ocean port, such as its location, port name, and shipping-related details. This information can help logistics professionals identify the correct port when planning or tracking international shipments.

Major ocean ports are generally located near important trade routes and large industrial or commercial centers. Some of the world's best-known container ports include the Port of Shanghai, Port of Singapore, Port of Rotterdam, Port of Ningbo-Zhoushan, Port of Busan, and Port of Los Angeles.

You can use the ShipsGo ocean port directory to browse ports by country and identify ports serving a particular region. Selecting a country allows you to explore the available ports listed for that location.

A UN/LOCODE is a standardized location code used in international trade and transportation to identify ports, cities, airports, and other locations. In ocean shipping, port codes help carriers, freight forwarders, and logistics systems identify ports consistently.

You can track an ocean shipment by entering its container number, Booking number, or Bill of Lading (B/L) number into ShipsGo. The platform collects shipment information from supported shipping lines and provides visibility into shipment status and voyage progress.