Port of Santos

Santos (Sao Paolo), Brazil

The Port of Santos in Santos, Sao Paulo, Brazil, is the busiest container port in Latin America. Established in 1892, it has a rich history and significant impact on the region's economy. The port handles a wide variety of cargo including containers, solid and liquid bulk, and general loads. Santos was once known as the 'port of death' in the 19th century due to yellow fever outbreaks. Today, it is a modern port with advanced infrastructure. Visitors can explore the city of Santos, known for its cultural diversity and historical sites. Attractions include coffee farms, museums, and beautiful beaches along the coast. The port plays a crucial role in Brazil's exports, handling commodities such as coffee, sugar, and soybeans. In recent years, the port has been undergoing expansions to accommodate the growing cargo traffic, with plans to triple its cargo volume by 2024.

Location

City: Santos

Region: Sao Paulo

Country: Brazil

Coordinates: 23.9822° S, 46.2926° W