List of seaports in Vietnam
According to the statistics of Vietnam Maritime Administration, in 2017 there are 24 ports with foreign vessels going in and out with a total of 45,075 ships, accounting for 43.71% of the total number of ships going in and out of Vietnam.
Chart comparing the number of foreign vessels entering and leaving ports in 2017
In this article, we will point to some ports that are capable of receiving foreign container, which makes freight transport more convenient. As follows:
- Sai Gon Port
Cat Lai is another important container terminal in Ho Chi Minh City’s port area. It calls itself the biggest and most modern terminal in Vietnam, reached the Top 25 leading ports in the world with the import-export container market share of over 90% in the South and nearly 50% of the national market share.
Cat Lai port
Cat Lai Port
| Name of Port | Code |
| Tan Thuan Dong Port | VNTTD |
| Tan Cang Sai Gon Port | VNTCG |
| Cat Lai Port | VNCLI |
| Tan Thuan Port | VNTTS |
| Cai Mep Port –TCCT | VNTCC |
| Cai Mep Port – TCIT | VNTCI |
- Hai Phong Port
The Hai Phong Port is the second largest port in Vietnam and has the largest throughput in the North, is the international gateway of Vietnam – has modern equipment system and infrastructure with 18 ports zones.
| Name of Port | Code |
| Dinh Vu Port | VNDVU |
| Tan Vu Port | VNHPN |
| PTSC Đinh Vu | VNPTS |
| Nam Hai Dinh Vu | VNDNH |
| VIP Green Port | VNCXP |
| Nam Dinh Vu | VNDNH |
| Green Port | VNGEE |
| Hai An Port | VNHIA |
| Hoang Dieu Port | VNHDI |
| Ca Port | |
| Doan Xa Port | VNDXA |
| Transvina Port | VNHPT |
| Chua Ve Port | VNCVE |
| Nam Hai Port | VNNHC |
| Tan Cang 128 | VNTCE |
| Tan Cang 189 | VNTCN |
| Lach Huyen Port | VNCLH |
| Hai Phong Port | VNHPH |
Haiphong Port
Vietnam is eagerly working on developing its port infrastructure. The Lach Huyen International Gateway Port in Northern Vietnam has just finished the construction and started to operate a business. step towards becoming an important connection of maritime in the north, strengthening Vietnam’s position in the global supply chain.
In Northern Vietnam Hai Phong Port are central gateways for international container traffic.
Hai Phong port
- Vung Tau Port
It is an integrated seaport group at national level, an international hub of Vietnam in the Southeast region.
Vung Tau port currently consists of 4 ports zones: Cai Mep port, Phu My port, Dinh river port, Ben Dam and Con Dao port.
Cai Mep port is the main port for container transport in Vung Tau port until 2020.
Cai Mep Port
- Da Nang Port
It is the third largest port system in Vietnam after Saigon Port in Hồ Chí Minh City and the portof Hải Phòng. Đà Nẵng Port lies at one end of the East–West Economic Corridor, an economic corridor connecting Vietnam with Laos, Thailand, and Burma. Vietnam National Shipping Lines (Vinalines) is the port’s authority.
Tien Sa is one of the major container ports in Da Nang.
Tien Sa Port : VNDTS
Tien Sa Port
Tien Sa port
- Quy Nhon Port
Quy Nhon Port is a national focal port (type 1) of Vietnam. It is the most accessible major port not only for local, but also for the Central Highlands provinces of Gia Lai and Kon Tum and even parts of Laos and Cambodia.
Quy Nhon port is currently the only Thi Nai port area capable of receiving ships to the big container.
Quy Nhon port
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