ROLL-ON ROLL-OFF BREAKBULK FOREST PRODUCTS PROJECT CARGO SOLID BULK LIQUID BULK LNG THE PORT FACTS AND FIGURES PORT TECHNICAL PORT MAP PROJECTS INFRASTRUCTURE SUSTAINABILITY INNOVATIVE PORT PORT VISIT HISTORY PARTNERS PORT VIDEO CONTACT NAUTICAL INFORMATION SHIPPING REPORTS PORT SECURITY DANGEROUS GOODS WASTE E-LOKET CONTACT CRUISE ACCESSIBILITY CALENDAR CRUISE PORT TERMINAL FACILITIES TOURIST INFO FAQ CONTACT PORT AUTHORITY ABOUT US ORGANIZATION CHART ACTIVITIES FUTURE ECONOMICS ITINERARY CONTACT Subnavigatie NEWS EVENTS UPCOMING EVENTS PAST EVENTS JOBS WORK AT PORT OF ZEEBRUGGE WORK AT A COMPANY IN PORT OF ZEEBRUGGE CONTACT CONTACT BUSINESS CONTACTS BUITENLANDSE CONTACTEN Facts and figures Secondary navigation NEWS EVENTS JOBS CONTACT BUSINESS THE PORT NAUTICAL CRUISE PORT AUTHORITY ENGLISH Main navigation FACTS AND FIGURES Breadcrumb HOME THE PORT Zeebrugge, the seaport of Bruges, is one of the world’s foremost roll-on/roll-off ports, where 40.1 million tons of goods are transshipped in 2018. The coastal port is also a container port. A new container service was recently launched from New Zealand and Peru. The offering of both intra-European and intercontinental services is what makes Zeebrugge such an important access port to the European markets. Zeebrugge also focuses on the transshipment of conventional cargo, liquefied natural gas, cruises and – not in the least – the handling of new cars and “high and heavy” loads. Handling 2.8 million units on an annual basis, the coastal port is one of the main car-handling ports in the world. The coastal port is also developing as a food cluster. As a non-industrial or “clean” port, Zeebrugge is the ideal location for combining perishable food cargoes. The port also offers almost 20 intra-European ferry services to destinations in the UK, Ireland, Scandinavia, the Baltic region, Russia and Southern Europe. The extensive range of ferry services and intercontinental container services, together with an inland waterway, railway and road network, make Zeebrugge an ideal location to establish distribution centres. Zeebrugge is therefore more than just a maritime crossroads; the North Sea port has grown into an ultramodern logistics platform completely at the service of the European and intercontinental markets. Read the press release: YEAR SUMMARY 2017: RESULTS AND EXPECTATIONS FOR 2018 Connect - Annual magazine 2017.pdf Hoofdnavigatie BUSINESS Business & Logistics TERMINALS & PORT COMPANIES LINER SERVICES INTERMODAL SERVICES INTERMODAL ROUTE PLANNER INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOREIGN OFFICES BREXIT CONTACT Cargo & Industry CONTAINERS PERISHABLES ROLL-ON ROLL-OFF BREAKBULK FOREST PRODUCTS PROJECT CARGO SOLID BULK LIQUID BULK LNG THE PORT FACTS AND FIGURES PORT TECHNICAL PORT MAP PROJECTS INFRASTRUCTURE SUSTAINABILITY INNOVATIVE PORT PORT VISIT HISTORY PARTNERS PORT VIDEO CONTACT NAUTICAL INFORMATION SHIPPING REPORTS PORT SECURITY DANGEROUS GOODS WASTE E-LOKET CONTACT CRUISE ACCESSIBILITY CALENDAR CRUISE PORT TERMINAL FACILITIES TOURIST INFO FAQ CONTACT PORT AUTHORITY ABOUT US ORGANIZATION CHART ACTIVITIES FUTURE ECONOMICS ITINERARY CONTACT NEWS EVENTS UPCOMING EVENTS PAST EVENTS JOBS WORK AT PORT OF ZEEBRUGGE WORK AT A COMPANY IN PORT OF ZEEBRUGGE CONTACT CONTACT BUSINESS CONTACTS BUITENLANDSE CONTACTEN FOLLOW US ON TWITTER YOUTUBE LINKEDIN Voet Disclaimer