Mandvi Port (Port Code:INMVI) is a Port where loading & unloading of ships takes place. The Port of Mandvi lies almost one kilometer from the Gulf of Kutch in the state of Gujarat, India. Located about 52 kilometers southwest of Bhuj on the south banks of the Rukmavati River, the Port of Mandvi was a major seaport and trading post built by the rulers of ancient Kachchh, who used the port as a summer sanctuary. With a four hundred year old ship-building industry, the Port of Mandvi still manufactures small vessels.
The Port of Mandvi is a fair-weather lighterage port with current capacity to handle 300 thousand tons of cargo. A 245-meter-long wharf with alongside depths from 2.5 to 3 meters is available for sailing vessels and light load vessels to load and unload. The anchorage location is about two kilometers south of the Albert Edward breakwater near the Rawal Pir Lighthouse, where the depth is ten meters. Further offshore, vessels with larger draft can anchor.