AEJEA
Jebel Ali Port
Dubai · Commercial port and logistics hub
Open Jebel Ali Port profileUnited Arab Emirates maritime network
Research ports by emirate, compare published operating details, and find companies and services that support port calls across the UAE.
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Confirmed UAE ports
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Profiles with official operating context
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Supporting UAE port calls
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Across the United Arab Emirates
Country overview
The UAE port network spans the Arabian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman. Its major gateways support container shipping, energy cargoes, bulk and project cargo, Ro-Ro, cruise calls, ship repair, offshore activity, and regional logistics. Use the port profiles below to move from country context into operator-published berth, draft, terminal, cargo, and service information.
The UAE Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure reported in February 2026 that the country's ports receive more than 33,000 vessels annually. NauticHubz organises relevant public information into practical paths for port research and company discovery.
View the Ministry sourceMajor gateways
A quick comparison of selected commercial gateways using facts published by their operators. Open a port profile for terminals, cargo focus, services, and source links.
| UN/LOCODE | Port | Primary role | Major cargo and capabilities | Operator | Published berth detail | Published depth or draft |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AEJEA | Jebel Ali Port Dubai | Commercial port and logistics hub | Containers, breakbulk, dry and liquid bulk, Ro-Ro, project and reefer cargo | DP World Jebel Ali Port source | 27 berths | Not publicly available |
| AEKHL | Khalifa Port Abu Dhabi | Deep-water multi-purpose port | Containers, general cargo, Ro-Ro, dry bulk, liquid and gas, breakbulk | AD Ports Khalifa Port source | 36 berths | 18.5 m depth alongside |
| AEFJR | Port of Fujairah Fujairah | Multi-purpose east coast port | Oil and bunker fuels, dry bulk, grain, containers, general cargo, Ro-Ro and cruise | Port of Fujairah infrastructure source | 28 oil berths plus dry bulk and multi-purpose berths | 26 m CD maximum depth |
| AEKLF | Khorfakkan Container Terminal Sharjah, east coast | Container terminal | Containers, breakbulk and hazardous cargo handling | Gulftainer | 6 berths | 16.0 m maximum draft at berth |
| AEMSA | Saqr Port / Free Zone Ras Al Khaimah | Deep-water bulk and industrial port | Aggregates, coal, oil, gypsum, clay, project, general and Ro-Ro cargo | RAK Ports Saqr Port source | 12 inner-harbour berths plus 2 capesize berths | Up to 18.5 m using DUKC at the deep-water bulk terminal |
Published limits can be berth-specific and may change. Confirm current requirements with the relevant port authority or operator before planning a vessel call.
Port map and index
The map plots port profiles with published coordinates. Use the complete index to open any of the 22 confirmed UAE port profiles.

Base map: NordNordWest/Wikipedia under CC BY-SA 3.0 DE . Port markers are overlaid from published NauticHubz profile coordinates.
Port network
Filter the confirmed UAE ports and open each profile for available operating information.
Showing 1-6 of 22 ports
AEJEA
Dubai · Commercial port and logistics hub
Open Jebel Ali Port profileAEKHL
Abu Dhabi · Deep-water multi-purpose port
Open Khalifa Port profileAEFJR
Fujairah · Multi-purpose east coast port
Open Port of Fujairah profileSharjah · Container terminal
Open Khorfakkan Container Terminal profileRas Al Khaimah · Deep-water bulk and industrial port
Open Saqr Port / Free Zone profileAEAJM
Ajman · Port and terminal
Open Ajman Port profileCargo and port capabilities
These capability paths are based on services and cargo types published by the linked port operators. Open each profile for the supporting source and available operating detail.
Mainline, feeder, automotive and general container handling.
Oil, bunker fuels, aggregates, grain and industrial bulk cargo.
Oversized, heavy-lift, industrial and non-containerised cargo.
Cruise terminals, passenger calls and destination access.
Dry-docking, fabrication, industrial marine and offshore support.
General cargo, local trade and flexible terminal operations.
Port-call services
Continue from port research into the service categories commonly required before arrival, during a call, at anchorage, and before departure.
UAE maritime companies
Review company profiles with published UAE coverage and service information. A company profile does not by itself confirm a current appointment at a specific port.
Showing 1-6 of 52 companies
Browse Ship AgentsPort agency, crew change, and bunker coordination across UAE ports.
Port services, husbandry, and product delivery across the UAE port network.
Port agency, husbandry, crew attendance, and ship-to-ship support.
Marine supply, port agency, STS, and marine engineering support.
Ship agency, tanker and hub services, ship supply, and dry-docking support.
Project logistics, ship agency, crew, bunkering, and spares support.
Coverage and services reflect the information in each company profile. Confirm current port availability and appointment details directly with the company.
Official resources
Use these official resources alongside port and company profiles when validating codes, government services, and current operating information.
Port operators and authorities
Use the relevant operator or authority for current port notices, tariffs, vessel acceptance, terminal requirements, and berth-specific information.
Abu Dhabi commercial and community ports
Dubai ports and terminals
Fujairah and east coast facilities
Port Khalid and Hamriyah resources
Khorfakkan Container Terminal
Ras Al Khaimah port network
Ajman Port and terminal information
Ahmed Bin Rashid Port information
Common questions
Start with the major-port comparison, then open the relevant port profile. NauticHubz displays berth and draft details only when they are available from an official source.
Review the company profiles on this page or open the ship-agents view. Check the company's stated UAE coverage and confirm its current appointment and capability directly.
It identifies a location used in international trade and transport. UNECE notes that a maritime function means a port exists within the location, not that the code identifies only one port or terminal.
Use it for research and supplier discovery. Always confirm notices, restrictions, tariffs, berth availability, and vessel acceptance with the relevant authority, operator, or appointed agent.