Navlakhi Port (Port Code: INNAV) is an all-weather lighterage non-major intermediate port. It is situated on the southwest end of the Gulf of Kutch in Hansthal Creek, India. The Port is about 45 km from Morbi and 160 km from Kandla. Navigation is permitted only during daylight hours; boats use channel buoys for navigation. The port unloads 8,000 to 9,000 MT of coal per day. It is governed by the Gujarat Maritime Board. The nearest airports are Rajkot (120 km) and Jamnagar (135 km).
Using private barges, port users are able to handle from 10 to 15 metric tons of cargo each day. The Port of Navlakhi includes open storage space of 119.4 thousand square meters and 17.8 thousand square meters of platforms. It also offers covered dockside warehouses (go-downs) to its customers. About 8 kilometers from the Port of Navlakhi, lighterage is available with a depth of 13.5 meters. Larger vessels with draft up to 16 meters can anchor at the outer-reach just over 46 miles from the port, where there is a private lighter jetty with five berths of 102 meters. The Port of Navlakhi is connected by road and rail to the city of Morbi and connected to India’s railway network through Maliya.