Port Cortes

(15. 50’ 39.25” N, 87. 56’ 55.92” W) < UTC – 6 hrs. (PORT CERTIFICATION: HNPCR 24489)

Security Level: MARSEC 1 Charts: BA 1573, 2988 & DMA 28170

The Logistics Hub of Honduras

Operated by the National Port Authority (ENP), it is the main port of Honduras and one of the most important in Central America. Its strategic location, modern infrastructure, and high security standards make it a key hub for regional and international trade.

 As a port certified under international security and operational standards, this port guarantees efficiency, transparency, and confidence to shipping lines, investors, and exporters.

 More than just a connection point, Puerto Cortés is a symbol of development, competitiveness, and global reach for Honduras.

Port San Lorenzo

(N13.3962 W087.4265) ISPS# HN HNN-25834-ENP-0003

Port ID# 25834, Security Level: MARSEC 1

Connecting the Pacific with Honduras' Future

 Located on the Gulf of Fonseca, the Port of San Lorenzo is the jewel of southern Honduras and the only port with direct access to the Pacific Ocean. Operated by the National Port Authority (ENP), this port represents a strategic connection for foreign trade, integrating the southern region of the country with major international shipping routes.

 Its prime location makes it a natural gateway for exporting agricultural, industrial, and fishing products to markets in the Americas, Asia, and Oceania. With constantly improving facilities and a clear vision for logistical growth, the Port of San Lorenzo is destined to be a pillar of regional and national economic development.

Port Castilla

(16.00 N, 85.58 W) < UTC – 6 hrs. ISPS: HN PCA-24421-ENP-2010

Security Level: MARSEC 1 Chart BA 2988 & DMA 28142

Strategic Stronghold of the Honduran Caribbean

Located in the department of Colón, in the heart of the Atlantic coast, Puerto Castilla is a key platform for the logistical, industrial, and agricultural export development of northeastern Honduras. Managed by the National Port Authority (ENP), this port combines a strategic location, natural depth, and projected growth to solidify its position as a vital hub for maritime trade in the Caribbean.

Designed with ample facilities and the capacity to receive deep-draft vessels, Puerto Castilla is ideal for handling bulk cargo, general cargo, and forestry and agricultural products, actively contributing to the development of the region and the country.