The Port of Huelva is a major Spanish seaport on the Atlantic coast of Andalusia, located at the confluence of the Odiel and Tinto rivers near Huelva and Palos de la Frontera. Managed by the Port Authority of Huelva, it comprises inner-city wharves and an outer, deep-water harbor that serves as a key logistics platform for bulk cargoes and industrial activity in the region.
The port specializes in liquid bulk—crude oil, refined products, LNG, and chemical feedstocks—and also handles dry bulk such as minerals and agricultural commodities, as well as general cargo, ro-ro, and containers. Its infrastructure includes deep-draft berths, tank storage, pipelines linking to nearby refining, petrochemical, and basic chemicals facilities, conveyor-equipped bulk terminals, and intermodal connections by rail and highway to Iberian and international corridors. The Port of Huelva supports the supply chains of the local energy, chemicals, and metallurgy complexes, while operating under European port, safety, and environmental standards.
