1. In Latvia, Norway and Lithuania.

2. Ports in LatviaPort of Riga and Free port of Ventspils.

3. Riga Port
Port of Riga is one of
the biggest ports in
Latvia,
and it’s located in the
Capital of Latvia – Riga.

4. Cargoes
The main cargoes in
port of Riga is
containers, various
metals, wood, coal,
chemical cargoes and oil
products.

5. History
Port of Riga is located
next to the river
Daugava.
Daugava was used as a
internacional trade
route between the Baltic
States and the Black Sea
as early as the 5th
century.

6. Free port of Ventspils
 Free Port of Ventspils is
the largest Latvian port
and one of the leading
ports on the Baltic Sea,
at the same time being
in top 20 of European
ports list.

7. Free port of Ventspils
Free Port of Ventspils is
located in city Ventspils,
and nowadays the port is
deepwater , which is ice-
free the whole year
round.

8. Ports in NorwayNarvik, Bergena and Oslo ports.

9. Narvik Port
The Port of Narvik is the
second largest container
port in Norway.

10. Narvik Port
Approximately 16
million tons of cargo
each year are shipped
from Narvik port. Most
of the cargo contains
iron ore.

11. Port of Bergen
 The Port of Bergen
Authority has worked
with the marketing of
Bergen cruise
destination. As a result,
Bergen had most cruise
ships in Norway for
several years, and is thus
the leading cruise port

12. Port of Bergen
This port is well known
for it’s Fishing market
and Fishing port.

13. Port of Oslo
The Port of Oslo is
Norway's leading cargo
and ferry port. In an
ordinary day up to 50-
70 ships sail in and out
of the port, with
passengers and cargo.

14. Port of Oslo
Nearly 6 million
travellers each year use
Oslo’s port. This port is
located in Norway’s
capital Oslo.

15. Port of Oslo
Port of Oslo is the
leading port of cargo
and traveller count in
Norway.

16. Ports in LithuaniaPort of Klaipeda.

17. Port of Klaipeda
Lithuania's only port is
located in Klaipeda. It is
the second biggest port in
the Baltic states.

18. Port of Klaipeda
This port is one of the
most important
Lithuania`s transport
hub. It doesn't catch
over and it`s good
connected with
Lithuania`s roads and
railways.

19. Cargo
Currently, cargo
volumes at the port of
Klaipeda in a year makes
around 30-40 million
tons.
Every year in this port
arrives approximately 7
thousands ships from
more than 45 countries

20. This port city is in cruise ship routes.
Currently from Klaipeda, the ferries travel to
Sweden, Germany and Denmark .