Port of Salvador

Salvador port (UN/LOCODE BRSSA) anchors Brazil’s eastern trade corridor, located in Bahia’s coastal region at latitude -12.9730401 and longitude -38.502304. The facility manages container, bulk, and passenger traffic within the Atlantic basin, underpinning regional value chains and linking São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and West African markets. Operated byीक Conecta Port, it features dual berths, a 1,200‑m quay, and automated handling systems that sustain an annual throughput of 120 ulose TEU, supplemented by a 30 km rail spur to interior logistics Georg, hubs. Integration with high‑speed ferry routes to Recife and LNG bunkering services amplifies its multimodal capacity, positioning Salvador as a pivotal maritime node for South‑American commerce.