The maritime industry in the Dominican Republic plays a pivotal role in the nation’s economy, supported by its extensive coastline along the Caribbean Sea and Atlantic Ocean. The country’s strategic location has positioned it as a key maritime hub in the Caribbean region, facilitating trade, tourism, and fishing activities. Major ports such as Puerto Plata, Santo Domingo, and Caucedo handle diverse cargo, including agricultural products, manufactured goods, and containerized shipments. The industry also benefits from its proximity to major international shipping routes, fostering economic growth and attracting investments in port infrastructure and maritime services. Regulatory reforms and infrastructure developments continue to enhance the Dominican Republic’s competitiveness in the global maritime arena
Major Ports Supported
- Port of Santo Domingo: Located in the capital city, it is the country’s largest port handling containerized cargo, bulk commodities, and cruise ships. It serves as a key gateway for imports and exports, supporting trade and tourism.
- Port of Caucedo: Positioned near Santo Domingo, it is a modern container terminal known for its efficiency and connectivity to global shipping networks. Caucedo Port plays a crucial role in international trade and logistics operations in the Caribbean region.
Services Offered
- Annual and 5 yearly inspection of life saving equipment and appliances including lifeboat, liferafts. Inspection of launching appliances and release gears, release hooks, and davits.
