The Gateway to Africa

By virtue of its exceptional geographical location, Dakar’s port is the crossroad of the major sea lines linking Europe and South America, North America and South Africa.

More...

The port is open 24 hours a day

Its geographical position allows vessels coming from the North, to reduce travel time of 2-3 days compared to other ports of the West Africa Coast. A protected harbor and a direct access at any time.

More...

Certified to gain your confidence !

Thanks to continuous improvement of the quality of its services, the Port Autonome de Dakar has been certified ISO 9001 by the French certification body AFQ AFNOR for his piloting and warping of fishing and commercial vessels services and, recently, for management of quays.

More...

Latest Generation Infrastructures

The Port Authority of Dakar Administration and agreed companies, offer a round-on-clock range of professional services, to optimize stops, transit and transshipment conditions.

More...

Strategic Position

The Port is strategically located at the intersection of shipping lines linking Europe to South America, North America to South Africa. READ

Port Installations

It is an exceptional deep water port, with 10 Kms of quays and can receive all categories of vessels READ

Announcements

07 June 2011 Circular for Extension of Time franchise
07 June 2011 Implementation of the Interministerial Order No. 6365 of 10 June 2009 on road transport and delivery of containers

Le SIC porté sur ses fonts baptismaux ce mercredi 23 novembre 2011

Available soon

Thursday, 24 November 2011

The Container Terminal of DP World inaugurated Wednesday November 30th 2011

The President of Republic of Senegal, Maître Abdoulaye Wade, will be the host of the port at November 30th 2011 in the frame of the ceremony of DP World’s Container terminal inauguration which follow up the end of the extension works. This extension which is done by Port Authority and gained against the sea, has allowed to have at its disposal 8 additional hectares of ...

Wednesday, 23 November 2011

More in: News