GI Prefix and UN/LOCODE Structure
Gibraltar port codes begin with the GI country prefix. The indexed code GIGIB combines the GI prefix with the location identifier GIB for Gibraltar.
Gibraltar has 1 ports and terminals indexed in the Ecer Freight database and serves as a strategically located maritime services and bunkering hub at the entrance to the Mediterranean.
Gibraltar's port activity is closely linked to ship services, bunkering, transshipment support and regional maritime logistics rather than a large container-port network.
Gibraltar is a small but strategically positioned maritime centre. Indexed coverage and international port league tables are separate measures: the figures below distinguish Ecer Freight database coverage from publicly reported national or port-level statistics.
How many seaports does Gibraltar have?
Gibraltar has 1 seaports and terminals indexed by Ecer Freight in its country port database as of November 2026.
What is the main port in Gibraltar?
Gibraltar, UN/LOCODE GIGIB, is the leading and only Gibraltar port entry indexed in the Ecer Freight sample. It supports maritime services, bunkering and general port operations.
Which area handles Gibraltar's main maritime activity?
Gibraltar Harbour and its surrounding waters form the principal maritime activity area, positioned beside the Strait of Gibraltar and the western entrance to the Mediterranean.
Gibraltar has one indexed port entry. A comparable national container-port league table is not available because Gibraltar is primarily a maritime services and bunkering location rather than a large scheduled container gateway.
Gibraltar port directory and indicative 2025 throughput data
| World rank | Port | UN-LOCODE | 2025 throughput (M TEU) | YoY change | Region |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| — | Gibraltar | GIGIB | — | — | Strait of Gibraltar |
The single indexed entry is shown against the principal geographic and operational contexts relevant to Gibraltar. No additional Gibraltar port codes are included in the current Ecer Freight sample.
The core port area supports vessel calls, marine services, bunkering and general maritime logistics.
Indexed port in Gibraltar Harbour
| Port | UN-LOCODE | City / Province | Main cargo role |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gibraltar | GIGIB | Gibraltar | Bunkering, marine services and general port operations |
This location connects Atlantic and Mediterranean shipping routes and gives Gibraltar strategic relevance for passing vessels and ship-support services.
Indexed port serving the Strait of Gibraltar maritime corridor
| Port | UN-LOCODE | City / Province | Main cargo role |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gibraltar | GIGIB | Gibraltar | Ship services, bunkering and transit-related maritime support |
Gibraltar is positioned near major Mediterranean and Atlantic sea routes, although its indexed coverage does not represent a multi-port national network.
Indexed port with western Mediterranean relevance
| Port | UN-LOCODE | City / Province | Main cargo role |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gibraltar | GIGIB | Gibraltar | Regional maritime access, vessel calls and ancillary logistics |
Gibraltar port codes begin with the GI country prefix. The indexed code GIGIB combines the GI prefix with the location identifier GIB for Gibraltar.
A UN/LOCODE may identify a port or location rather than every individual berth, depot or terminal. Shipping instructions should therefore confirm the operational facility with the carrier or local agent.
Compare the code against the UNECE UN/LOCODE reference and the Ecer Freight port directory before preparing a booking or customs document.
Gibraltar is generally used as a maritime services, bunkering and regional support location. Transit times are indicative only and depend on the actual origin, destination, vessel schedule, transshipment plan and cargo requirements.
Suitable for cargo moving between the western Mediterranean area and North European distribution hubs, usually with a connecting ocean service.
Regional cargo can connect through Mediterranean services toward the Adriatic, Aegean, Levant and nearby distribution markets.
The Strait of Gibraltar provides a practical connection point for selected services between European markets and West African destinations.
Atlantic-bound shipments may use Gibraltar in combination with scheduled services from Iberian, North European or other regional gateways.
Port coverage, rankings and operating details use separate evidence standards. Indexed port counts come from the Ecer Freight database, while public statistics are shown only where a reliable and comparable 2025 figure is available.
Editorial note: Gibraltar port-code coverage is based on the Ecer Freight database snapshot for Nov 2026. Public port, maritime and trade information is cross-checked against available official and institutional sources, with page content reviewed quarterly. Throughput, berth and transit figures are subject to source availability and confirmation.
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