Based in the maritime city - Kaohsiung, we operate with Port of Kaohsiung as our central hub, representing a wide range of general cargo ships, reefer vessels, and deep-sea fishing boats from around the world calling at ports throughout Taiwan. Our island-wide agency services are comprehensive, efficient, and customized to deliver reliable port solutions that help our clients optimize operational efficiency and reduce costs.

• Providing port entry and exit procedures for various vessel types including bulk carriers, foreign fishing vessels, reefer carriers, island-hopping passenger ferries, and yachts.
• Berthing arrangements include pilotage, pilot service, and tugboat assistance.
• Stevedoring arrangements and coordination for cargo loading and unloading of bulk carriers and reefer vessels.

• Comprehensive and precise documentation and procedural handling to ensure regulatory compliance and timely operations.
• Reduced operational costs for clients through enhanced efficiency and optimized resource utilization.
• Real-time cargo handling updates and coordinated scheduling to ensure efficient loading and unloading.
• Instant messaging and vessel movement reports help clients stay fully informed and in control.
• Professional and compliant advisory services to ensure adherence to international regulations and customs requirements.
• Flexible, tailor-made solutions designed to meet the diverse needs of every client.

• Decades of Proven Experience: Over 30 years of expertise in ship agency operations, with in-depth knowledge of all procedural workflows.
• Robust and Responsive Team: Well-structured team with sufficient manpower to provide fast responses and flexible client support.
• Regulatory Process Expertise: Proficient in port authority and government procedures, ensuring smooth and expedited operations.
• Minimized Port Stay: Effective planning of unloading operations, storage allocation, and labor scheduling to shorten vessel turnaround time.
• High On-Site Responsiveness: Full-time supervision during cargo handling, allowing immediate resolution of unexpected issues.
• Proactive Risk Control: Drawing on hands-on experience to foresee and mitigate potential operational risks in advance.

Port of Kaohsiung

Port Overview

As the largest international commercial port in Taiwan, the Port of Kaohsiung is strategically located along the southwestern coast. With a vast hinterland and positioned at the intersection of the Taiwan Strait and the Bashi Channel, it serves as a vital maritime hub for routes connecting Europe, the Americas, and Asia. It is the primary gateway and logistics center for Taiwan's import and export cargo.
The port is divided into First and Second Harbors, covering a total port area of over 17,000 hectares and featuring 139 berths that accommodate a wide range of vessel types. It is capable of serving ships up to 200,000 DWT, offering high operational flexibility.
The First Harbor is located at 120°15'25" E, 22°37'01" N; the Second Harbor at 120°18'26" E, 22°33'21" N.

Port Facilities

• The First Harbor has an effective channel width of 98 meters and a depth of approximately -12.5 meters.
• The Second Harbor offers a width of 183 meters and a depth of -17.6 meters.
• Equipped with turning basins and extended navigation channels, the port is fully capable of handling large vessels and high-efficiency operations.

Operational Statistics

• Annual bulk and general cargo throughput reaches 95.6 million metric tons, meeting high-volume operational demands.
• Total cargo handling capacity is approximately 458 million revenue tons per year, ranking highest among all Taiwanese ports.

Source

Source: Taiwan International Ports Corporation official website. For detailed information on Kaohsiung Port’s water area facilities, vessel types, and terminal operations, please refer to the official site.

Key Advantages

🧭 Strategic Asian hub: Located within a one-day voyage to many major Asian ports.

⚓ Deep-water berths: Accommodates vessels up to 200,000 DWT and large-scale cargo operations.

🚢 Highly flexible scheduling: Numerous scheduled daily vessel movements ensure ample operational flexibility.

Port of Taichung

Port Overview

As the second-largest international commercial port in Taiwan, the Port of Taichung is centrally located on the west coast. With a vast hinterland and modern facilities, it integrates industrial, logistics, and tourism functions, making it a vital maritime gateway for central Taiwan. The port is equipped with automated unloading and storage systems, supports various vessel types, and is undergoing expansion in alignment with national maritime policies, aiming to reach 78 berths to become a fully integrated international port.

Currently, the port has 64 berths and spans an area of over 11,000 hectares. It can accommodate vessels of up to 200,000 DWT, featuring flexible channel layouts and spacious turning basins.

The geographic coordinates of the Port of Taichung are 120°31'01" E, 24°17'24" N. It is approximately 110 nautical miles from the Port of Keelung and 120 nautical miles from the Port of Kaohsiung.

Port Facilities

• Effective port width is 400 meters, with a main channel and north/south turning basins at a depth of approximately -16 meters.
• Equipped with turning basins of 1,000 meters and 1,100 meters in diameter, enabling smooth entry and departure for large vessels.

Operational Statistics

• Annual bulk and general cargo handling capacity reaches 104.9 million metric tons, supporting the high logistics demand of central Taiwan’s industrial zones.
• Annual cargo throughput is approximately 130.64 million revenue tons, making it the second-busiest port in Taiwan.

Source

Source: Taiwan International Ports Corporation official website. For detailed information on Taichung Port’s water area facilities, vessel plans, and terminal operation summaries, please refer to the official site.

Key Advantages

🏭 Multi-functional Role: Supports industrial cargo, energy transshipment, and tourism needs.

⚓ Fully equipped deep-water berths: Accommodates vessels up to 200,000 DWT with a high degree of automation.

📈 Strong growth potential: Ongoing expansion project aims to increase total berths to 78.

Port of Keelung

Port Overview

The Port of Keelung features a naturally enclosed harbor shaped like a funnel, wider in the north and narrower in the south, providing excellent shelter from the wind. It is Taiwan’s northernmost international commercial port and serves as a key transshipment hub for routes to Japan, South Korea, and Northeast Asia. The port plays a dual role in cargo handling and tourism. It consists of two main wharf areas on the east and west sides, divided into three zones: the Outer Harbor, Inner Harbor, and Niuzhuang Harbor. The east side mainly handles fishing and military vessels, while the west side functions as the primary commercial transport corridor. Keelung consistently ranks first in annual cargo throughput in northern Taiwan.

Geographically, the Port of Keelung is located at 121°44'22.5" E and 25°9'26.5" N, approximately 110 nautical miles from the Port of Taichung and 224 nautical miles from the Port of Kaohsiung.

Facilities

• The port covers over 600 hectares, with 56 existing berths. The harbor width is about 355 meters, capable of accommodating vessels up to 80,000 DWT.
• Equipped with channels approximately -15.5 meters deep and a turning basin 650 meters in diameter, providing complete shelter and ample maneuvering space.

Operational Data

• Annual bulk and general cargo handling volume reaches 19.2 million metric tons.
• Annual cargo throughput is approximately 64.5 million revenue tons, making it one of the major ports in northern Taiwan.

Source

Source: Taiwan International Ports Corporation official website. For details on Keelung Port’s water area facilities, vessel plans, and terminal operation summaries, please visit the official website.

Key Advantages

🧭 Proximity to the Greater Taipei Metropolitan Area: Seamlessly connects northern Taiwan’s industries and international trade flows.

⚓ Naturally sheltered harbor: Enclosed terrain ensures stable navigation year-round.

🚢 Strong growth potential: Dual focus on cargo handling and cruise tourism development.

Port of Taipei

Port Overview

Port of Taipei is located on the southern bank of the Tamsui River estuary and serves as the nearest industrial logistics port to the Greater Taipei area. The port covers a wide area with a well-developed hinterland, featuring dedicated logistics and warehousing zones that support diversified cargo flows and industrial chain development. Its development positioning is focused on being an "industrial logistics port" and a "green energy industrial port," continuously advancing spatial planning and industrial layout in alignment with national energy and transportation policies.

Facilities

• The port width reaches 600 meters, with 27 berths capable of accommodating vessels up to 100,000 DWT.
• The outer and inner channels range from 400 to 523 meters in width, with a turning basin diameter of 720 meters and a depth of -17.5 meters.

Operational Data

• Annual bulk and general cargo handling volume is approximately 27.88 million metric tons.
• Annual cargo throughput is about 83.87 million revenue tons.

Source

Source: Taiwan International Ports Corporation official website. For detailed information on Port of Taipei’s water area facilities, planned vessel types, and terminal operation summaries, please visit the official website.

Key Advantages

📍 Close to the capital hub: Quickly connected to the Greater Taipei industrial cluster.

⚓ Spacious hinterland: Well-defined logistics and warehousing zones with clear operational workflows.

🔋 Integrated energy industry: Supports joint development of renewable energy and industrial port, showing strong growth potential.

Port of Suao

Port Overview

Port of Suao is a key commercial port in northern Yilan, serving both industrial and tourism functions. It acts as a crucial hub for cargo transit and recreational vessel docking in northeastern Taiwan. Facing increasing internationalization, the port facilities are continuously upgraded to evolve into a modern international commercial port.

Facilities

• The port covers approximately 405 hectares, featuring 13 berths—including 6 for bulk cargo, coal, oil, chemicals, and cement—with a total quay length of 2,610 meters.
• Water depth varies from -7.5 to -15 meters, capable of accommodating Panamax vessels.

Operational Data

• Annual bulk cargo handling volume is approximately 6.8 million metric tons.
• Annual cargo throughput is about 4.14 million revenue tons.

Source

Source: Taiwan International Ports Corporation official website. For detailed information on Port of Suao’s water area facilities, planned vessel types, and terminal operation summaries, please visit the official website.

Key Advantages

🧭 Diverse transportation links: Adjacent to Suhua Highway and railway mainlines, facilitating logistics connectivity in eastern Taiwan.

⚓ Excellent water depth: Main channel reaches up to -25 meters, supporting Panamax vessel berthing.

🚢 Clear port positioning: Combines cargo handling and tourism functions, providing dual-track development advantages.

Port of Hualien

Port Overview

Port of Hualien is located northeast of Hualien City on Taiwan's east coast, at coordinates 121°37'35" E and 23°59'11" N. As a vital gateway for maritime cargo in eastern Taiwan, it is situated near Port of Su’ao (approximately 40 nautical miles) and Port of Keelung (approximately 90 nautical miles), playing a key role in regional cargo distribution and tourism.

Facilities

• The port covers approximately 1,214.9 hectares, featuring east and west breakwaters, with an effective channel width of about 240 meters and a water depth of -19.6 meters. It is equipped with a turning basin 700 meters in diameter, supporting the entry and exit of large vessels.
• There are 25 berths available, accommodating various types of bulk cargo vessels to meet diverse shipping needs.

Operational Data

• Annual bulk cargo handling volume is approximately 34 million metric tons.
• Annual cargo throughput is about 9.12 million revenue tons.

Source

Source: Taiwan International Ports Corporation official website. For detailed information on Port of Hualien’s water area facilities, planned vessel types, and terminal operation summaries, please visit the official website.

Key Advantages

🧭 Eastern gateway hub: Connects major eastern ports and inland logistics networks.

⚓ Favorable water depth: Supports berthing of various bulk cargo vessel types.

🚢 Multifunctional capabilities: Serves both cargo and tourism purposes with stable development potential.