Gdynia port (port code: PLGDY) is one of the largest and most modern ports in the Baltic Sea. It is situated in the northern district of Gdynia, on the northwest coast of the Bay of Gdansk.
As an artificial port protected by breakwaters, which is 2.5 kilometers in length, the port is open to shipping throughout the year without tides and free of ice. The quays have good rail and road connections.
The port handles all kinds of cargo, but in particular, general cargo, dry and liquid cargoes, grain, coal, vehicles and handles the largest number of containers per year in Poland. It handles approximately 15,500,000t of cargo and 610,000TEU annually.
Each year about 460,000 passengers and 3,240 vessels visit this port. The type of vessels regularly calling at the port are cargo vessels, accounting for around 62%. The maximum length of the vessels recorded to having entered this port is 347 meters. The maximum draught is 12.8 meters. The maximum deadweight is 134,869t.