Harwich International Port

Harwich (London), England

Harwich International Port, located in Essex, England, is a prominent North Sea seaport and one of the Haven ports. Situated on the south bank of the River Stour, it stands out as a hub of maritime activity. The port, initially known as Parkeston Quay, has a rich history dating back to 1883 when it was opened by Charles H. Parkes of the Great Eastern Railway. Today, it serves as a vital link for ferry services, notably the Stena Line offering regular passenger and freight connections to the Hook of Holland and Rotterdam Europort. In addition, the port plays a crucial role in offshore wind farm installations and maintenance activities. Visitors to Harwich International Port can explore its four ro-ro berths, railway sidings, and vast operational land area that offers parking for over 1,000 trailers. With its strategic location and diverse maritime services, Harwich International Port remains a key player in the region's shipping industry.

Location

City: Harwich

Region: Essex

Country: England

Coordinates: 51.948°N 1.255°E