Vostochny Port is a well-designed modern port capable of handling over 300,000 containers per year. The container terminal was designed to serve the Trans-Siberian Railway. The terminal is equipped with a sophisticated Automatic Management System, and modern Paceco type cranes serve each of the three container berths. Maximum water depth is 15 metres. Each terminal has its own storage yards.
All terminals have ample room for future expansion.
Currently the port serves local customers who want to access the Trans-Siberian Railway. Nakhodka Port is an inner city port with two passenger berths, a separate oil terminal, a ship repair yard, and many berths for bulk and break-bulk cargo. Nakhodka traditionally handles bulk cargo of timber, metal ore, and oil products. A timber port with an annual throughput capacity of 6 million tons is under construction. Nakhodka has handled about the same volume as Vostochny, and can certainly handle more volume from the Tumen Region as well as overflow from the two other ports in the area.