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Seaports in Guinea: Port Codes, Throughput & Regional Guide (2026)

Guinea has 10 ports and terminals indexed in the Ecer Freight database, supporting bauxite exports, general cargo, container services and regional maritime trade along the Atlantic coast.

Explore Guinea's port codes, cargo gateways and indicative international shipping routes.

Guinea Port Overview

Guinea's maritime network is concentrated on the Atlantic coast and is closely linked to mineral exports, especially bauxite, as well as containers, breakbulk and project cargo. Ecer Freight's indexed coverage distinguishes database records from national port-system totals and international league-table rankings.

10 Guinea ports & terminals indexed in our database Ecer Freight database · Nov 2026
— National port cargo throughput, 2025; comparable YoY figure not publicly reported Official public-data review · 2025
— Container throughput, 2025; comparable YoY figure not publicly reported Official public-data review · 2025
— Commercial berths, 2025; consolidated national YoY figure not publicly reported Official port-information review · 2025

How many seaports does Guinea have?

Guinea has 10 seaports and terminals indexed by Ecer Freight in its GN port database as of Nov 2026.

Which port is the main maritime gateway?

Conakry is Guinea's principal general-cargo and container gateway in the indexed sample, represented by the city-level code GNCON and the related record GNCKY.

Which areas handle Guinea's major bulk cargo?

The Kamsar and Boké-area maritime cluster is strongly associated with mineral and bulk cargo, including Port Kamsar (GNKMR), Kamsar (GNKAM), Dapilon (GNDPL) and Katougouma (GNKTG).

Top Ports in Guinea by Indexed Activity

The table follows the activity order of the Ecer Freight sample. Guinea does not have a consistently published national league table with comparable 2025 container figures for these individual facilities, so unavailable rank, throughput and YoY fields are shown together as unavailable rather than estimated.

Indexed Guinea port and terminal records; 2025 public throughput comparison

World rank Port UN-LOCODE 2025 throughput (M TEU) YoY change Region
— Conakry GNCKY — — Conakry coastal cluster
— Conakry GNCON — — Conakry coastal cluster
— Port Kamsar GNKMR — — Kamsar and Boké area
— Bel-air GNBEL — — Atlantic coastal mining belt
— Boffa GNBFA — — Lower Guinea coast
— Dubreka GNDKA — — Conakry hinterland
— Dapilon GNDPL — — Kamsar and Boké area
— Kamsar GNKAM — — Kamsar and Boké area

Guinea Port Regions and Cargo Clusters

Conakry Coastal Cluster

The capital-area cluster provides Guinea's principal urban maritime interface for containers, general cargo, vehicles and project shipments.

Indexed ports in the Conakry coastal cluster

Port UN-LOCODE City / Province Main cargo role
Conakry GNCKY Conakry / — General cargo and maritime gateway services
Conakry GNCON Conakry / — Container, breakbulk and general cargo
Victoria, Gn GNVIC Conakry / — Local terminal and coastal port record
Dubreka GNDKA Dubreka / — Hinterland-linked industrial and project cargo

Kamsar and Boké Area

Northern coastal facilities in and around Kamsar are associated with Guinea's mineral-export economy and bulk supply chains.

Indexed ports in the Kamsar and Boké area

Port UN-LOCODE City / Province Main cargo role
Port Kamsar GNKMR Port Kamsar / — Bulk mineral and industrial cargo
Kamsar GNKAM Kamsar / — Mineral-export and bulk cargo services
Dapilon GNDPL Dapilon / — Bulk and mining-related cargo
Katougouma GNKTG Katougouma / — Mining and bulk supply-chain support

Lower Guinea Atlantic Coast

The Lower Guinea coast includes coastal and industrial locations that can support bulk, project and regional cargo flows subject to terminal operating conditions.

Indexed ports along the Lower Guinea Atlantic coast

Port UN-LOCODE City / Province Main cargo role
Bel-air GNBEL Bel-air / — Bulk and coastal industrial cargo
Boffa GNBFA Boffa / — Bulk, mineral and regional coastal cargo

Understanding Guinea Port Codes

GN Prefix and UN/LOCODE Structure

Guinea uses the country prefix GN in UN/LOCODE records. The remaining three characters identify the port or location, producing codes such as GNCON, GNKMR and GNDPL.

City-Level and Terminal-Level Records

A city-level record and a terminal or facility record may coexist for the same operating area. Conakry appears as both GNCON and GNCKY in the indexed sample, so the exact booking location should be confirmed before documentation.

How to Verify a Code

Check the official UNECE UN/LOCODE reference and compare it with the Ecer Freight port directory. Carriers, terminals and forwarders may apply operational aliases differently.

Shipping from Guinea: Main Trade Lanes

Indicative routing depends on vessel schedules, transshipment hubs, cargo type, terminal restrictions and seasonal operating conditions. Transit times require confirmation against the sailing date and final destination.

Guinea to Northern Europe

Minerals, project cargo and general freight may move from Guinea's Atlantic gateways through European hub networks.

Main origin portsConakry (GNCON), Port Kamsar (GNKMR)
Main destination portsRotterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg
Indicative transit timeTypically 20–35 days, subject to transshipment

Guinea to Mediterranean Markets

Containerized goods and industrial cargo can connect with Mediterranean markets through scheduled West Africa services and hub ports.

Main origin portsConakry (GNCKY), Conakry (GNCON)
Main destination portsValencia, Algeciras, Genoa
Indicative transit timeTypically 18–32 days, route dependent

Guinea to Asia

Bauxite-related and industrial supply chains may use West African loading points and Asian transshipment or destination ports.

Main origin portsPort Kamsar (GNKMR), Kamsar (GNKAM), Dapilon (GNDPL)
Main destination portsSingapore, Port Klang, major China ports
Indicative transit timeTypically 35–55 days, subject to vessel routing

Guinea to West African Markets

Regional services support container, breakbulk and coastal cargo movements between Guinea and neighboring West African markets.

Main origin portsConakry (GNCON), Boffa (GNBFA)
Main destination portsDakar, Abidjan, Tema, Lomé
Indicative transit timeTypically 3–12 days, subject to service frequency

Data Sources and Methodology

  1. Ecer Freight Ports Database — first-party index containing 10 Guinea port and terminal records, snapshot Nov 2026.
  2. UNECE — UN/LOCODE structure and location-code verification reference.
  3. National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency — maritime location and port-reference cross-checking.
  4. World Bank — international logistics and trade context; country-level indicators are not substituted for terminal throughput.
  5. Official Guinea maritime and transport publications — reviewed for 2025 cargo, container and berth figures; no consolidated comparable national figure was used where public disclosure was insufficient.

Frequently Asked Questions About Guinea Ports

How many seaports does Guinea have?

Guinea has 10 seaports and terminals indexed by Ecer Freight as of the Nov 2026 database snapshot.

What is Guinea's main seaport?

Conakry is generally regarded as Guinea's main general-cargo and container gateway. The Ecer Freight sample includes both GNCON and GNCKY for Conakry-related records.

Which Guinea ports are associated with mineral cargo?

Port Kamsar (GNKMR), Kamsar (GNKAM), Dapilon (GNDPL) and Katougouma (GNKTG) are associated with the Kamsar and Boké-area mineral and bulk logistics network.

What is the UN/LOCODE prefix for Guinea?

The UN/LOCODE country prefix for Guinea is GN. Examples in the indexed sample include GNCON, GNKMR and GNDPL.

Which regions should shippers consider when routing cargo in Guinea?

The principal planning areas are the Conakry coastal cluster, the Kamsar and Boké area, and the wider Lower Guinea Atlantic coast. The appropriate location depends on cargo type and terminal access.

How current is the Guinea port information?

The indexed-port count is based on the Nov 2026 Ecer Freight snapshot. Macro statistics use the latest complete statistical year available, generally 2025, while schedules and operating conditions remain subject to confirmation.

How can a shipper obtain a Guinea sea-freight quote?

A shipper can compare indicative FCL or LCL rates through the relevant Ecer Freight quote tools, then confirm the exact origin code, destination, cargo details, sailing date and terminal requirements.

Editorial note: Guinea port coverage combines the Ecer Freight first-party port index with publicly available maritime, trade and location-code references. The database is reviewed on a continuing basis, while country-level statistics are refreshed when reliable official or established institutional data becomes available.

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