Port of Hamina-Kotka

Kotka, Finalnd

The Port of Hamina-Kotka, a major seaport in Kotka and Hamina in Kymenlaakso, Finland, is the country's biggest port serving containers, liquid and dry bulk, gas, RoRo cargo, and project shipments. Important for Finnish export industries and transit traffic to Russia, the port handles exports like paper and pulp. With six ports within its operation, it offers frequent connections to various international ports such as Gothenburg, St. Petersburg, and Antwerp. Tourists visiting Kotka can explore the maritime history at the Finnish Maritime Centre, enjoy white-water rafting on the River Kymijoki, tour the inner archipelago, and hike in the natural environment. Kotka-Hamina provides an authentic Finnish experience with its historical venues, lushing parks, and old wooden houses. Pasaati shopping centre in the city center offers a delightful shopping experience with shops catering to every taste. Currency used is the euro (EUR). English is widely spoken in Finland. Emergency services can be reached at 112. WiFi hotspots are increasingly common throughout the country.

Location

City: Kotka

Region: Kymenlaakso

Country: Finland

Coordinates: 60.4664° N, 26.9451° E