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Port profile
La Paz Port Overview — Very Small | Mexico Shipping
La Paz is a very small coastal natural port in Mexico (North Pacific Ocean). Handles vessels up to 500 feet in length. Facilities: ship repairs, dry doc...
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Verified harbor characteristics, navigation requirements and available services for this port, from the NGA World Port Index.
Source: NGA World Port Index (Pub 150), public domain.
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About
La Paz Port, located on the eastern shore of the Baja California Peninsula, Mexico, serves as an essential maritime gateway for trade and tourism in the region. It is strategically positioned along the Gulf of California, facilitating vital shipping routes that connect Mexico to international markets. The port is particularly significant for the local economy, acting as a hub for passenger ferries to nearby islands, cruise ships, and cargo vessels. La Paz Port is known for its beautiful coastal scenery and is a popular stop for cruises traveling through the Mexican Riviera, attracting visitors eager to explore the natural wonders of Baja California.
The port operates modern facilities that cater to both commercial and recreational maritime activities. These facilities include dedicated cargo handling areas, passenger terminals, and services for fishing boats. The local fishing industry benefits immensely from the port, as it supports the export of high-quality seafood products, including tuna and other fish species. Additionally, La Paz Port plays a critical role in the tourism sector by providing access to stunning destinations such as Espiritu Santo Island and the Sea of Cortez. With ongoing investments in infrastructure and sustainable practices, La Paz Port is committed to enhancing its capabilities while safeguarding the surrounding marine environment, ensuring it remains an integral part of the local economy and a pivotal point for maritime activities in the region.
Current congestion levels and vessel traffic information for La Paz
8 vessels
Vessels currently at berth
3 vessels
Vessels waiting
2 days
Average cargo stay
Stable
Congestion analysis · 30 days
Technical information and facilities available at La Paz Port
Detailed harbor characteristics: depths, pilotage, cargo handling capabilities, repair facilities and communications. Data sourced from the World Port Index.
Environmental initiatives and sustainability measures at La Paz Port
Environmental sustainability initiatives
16 kg CO2
Carbon emissions efficiency
Low
Relative environmental performance
Understanding the economic and regional significance of La Paz Port
La Paz Port plays a crucial role in the Baja California Peninsula's economy, connecting local industries to global markets and attracting tourism. The port not only serves as a commercial shipping hub but also as a gateway to the natural beauty of the region, significantly contributing to both trade and environmental conservation efforts. With the increasing demand for sustainable maritime operations, La Paz Port continues to innovate and enhance its facilities while preserving the unique marine ecosystems that make it such an important location for both commerce and tourism.
FAQ
Essential performance indicators and operational statistics for La Paz Port
100,000 TEUs
Container volume · last 12 months
50 vessel calls monthly
Average monthly vessel traffic
5 hours
Typical turnaround time
70%
Current utilization rate
88%
Schedule reliability
2 hours
Average anchorage wait
Regional & international routes
Asia · Europe · North America
Weather & peak-season congestion
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