Port of Sevilla

Seville is an inland maritime port reached from the Atlantic through the Guadalquivir. Ships travel upriver to a port area within the city, where freight handling connects directly with industrial premises and inland transport.

The harbour combines cargo quays, logistics space and connections between ships, trains and lorries. Containers and agricultural commodities form part of its varied traffic, serving businesses that use the port as a distribution point or as an outlet for regional production.

Its inland position brings maritime transport close to customers in the surrounding economy. The river approach and enclosed port basins give Seville a distinctive layout, while the combination of waterfront industry and rail access allows cargo to move between sea routes and inland destinations within one port complex.