Locations

Vaasa

VAASA Port is located at Baltic Sea and is the center of passenger and freight transport on the Ostrobothnian coast.

Rahtitie 1
FI-65170 Vaasa

Kalajoki

The Port of Kalajoki serves as a transport node between truck and ship traffic, located on the shore of the Gulf of Bothnia.

Satamatie 395
FI-85180 Rahja

Kristiinankaupunki

Kristiinankaupunki Port, located in Western Finland, serves as a vital logistics hub for both local and international trade.

Karhusaarenkatu 1 B
FIN-64100 Kristiinankaupunki

Kemi

The Northernmost general harbor of Finland, and a key maritime gateway with strategic importance.

Ajoksentie 748
94900 KEMI

Vaasa

By volume and scope of services offered, Vaasa Port is the focal point for both passenger and freight transportation along the Ostrobothnian coast. It is renowned for providing the northernmost year-round maritime route to Umeå, Sweden. The port plays a crucial role as a hub for freight traffic, handling various cargo types, including forestry products, project cargoes, chemicals, and raw materials.

Facts about Vaasa Port

200 m MAX LOA
29 m MAX BEAM
9,0 m MAX DRAFT
214 m LENGTH OF QUAY

Kalajoki

The Port of Kalajoki serves as a transport node between truck and ship traffic. A significant portion of Kalajoki’s port traffic, specifically 60%, is dedicated to exports, with sawn timber serving as the primary export product, accounting for an annual shipment of 500,000 m3 from Kalajoki. Imports constitute the remaining 40% of the overall traffic. In addition to sawn timber products plywood, steel components, scrap iron, milled white peat, grain and wood pellets are exported.

Facts about Kalajoki Port

180 m MAX LOA
30 m MAX BEAM
8,5 m MAX DRAFT
538 m LENGTH OF QUAYs

Kristiinankaupunki

The port provides excellent anchorage with a well-lit approach, offering depths of 6.1 meters within the inner harbor and 15 meters within the outer harbor. Kristiinankaupunki specializes in the facilitation of export and import operations, with a focus on diverse categories including timber products, project cargo, and agribulk. The port is accessible through a deep channel, allowing for the loading and unloading of even large Panamax-class vessels.

Facts about Kristiinankaupunki Port

210 m MAX LOA
31 m MAX BEAM
12,0m MAX DRAFT
160 m LENGTH OF QUAY

Kemi

The Port of Kemi, located in the Bothnian Bay, serves as the quickest gateway to access the northern regions of Finland, Sweden, and Norway. The port consists of the Ajos and Veitsiluoto Harbour, as well as a separate oil harbour. Ajos Harbour serves as an efficient logistics centre for the entire area of Lapland and the Barents Region. Veitsiluoto Harbour serves primarily as the import station for raw materials. Kemi is a versatile import and export port, facilitating the transportation of containers, forestry products, and various bulk commodities, including timber, paper filler, and scrap metal.