Major Ports and Maritime Infrastructure
Peru has several key ports that handle most of the commercial exchanges, notably the ports of Callao, Paita, Ilo, and Matarani. The port of Callao is the country's main commercial port and is considered one of the most important in the South Pacific. It offers facilities for loading and unloading containers, minerals, agricultural products, and other goods. The port infrastructure is continuously improving, with projects aimed at increasing the capacity and efficiency of port operations to meet growing maritime traffic.
Moreover, Peru is investing in the modernization of its maritime and logistical access points, aiming to facilitate the transit of goods inland and to international markets. Port infrastructures are also adapted to coastal navigation, with well-studied tide and current management to ensure navigation safety.