Vyborg Port is a universal small port with capacity 3m tonnes cargo. The Port is located in the North-East part of Finnish Gulf, in 113km from St.-Petersburg near Finnish border. North harbour of the port is connected with Lake Saimaa by Saimaa channel, located on the Finish territory.

Cargo comes to Vyborg Port by see and river vessels, auto and railway transport.
Port specialization: handling different types of general, bulk (fertilizers, coal, ore, iron, metal scrap), food and chemical bulk cargoes.

During Summer navigation Port accepts passenger vessels.

Common characteristics and Transport connection

• Universal small port with capacity 3m tonnes of cargo
• Located in the North-East part of Finnish Gulf
• North harbour of the port is connected with Lake Saimaa by Saimaa channel, located on the Finnish territory
• Nearest Russian port to Finland
• 113km from St Petersburg
• Personnel - 380

Cargo comes to Vyborg Port by sea and river vessels, auto and railway transport.

Sea distances
Vyborg – Saint-Petersburg 163 km
Vyborg – Helsinki  285 km
Vyborg – Goteborg 1,400 km
Vyborg – Hamburg  1,582 km
Vyborg – Tallinn 272 km

Land distances
Vyborg – Saint-Petersburg   134 km
Vyborg – Moscow   880 km
Vyborg – Helsinki  270 km
Saint-Petersburg – Moscow  650 km

Specialization and Turnover

Handling different types of cargos:

• general
• project
• coal, cast iron, metal scrap
• timber (round and sawn)
• food and chemical liquid cargoes
• containers

Technical characteristics and Equipment

• 13 berths
• Total area - 17 hectares
• Open storage area - 3,5 ha
• Railway connection
• Maximum depth 6.5 m
• Increasing depth up to 8.5

Vyborg Port is equipped with all necessary equipment for handling different types of cargoes (port cranes, loaders of different cargo capacity). There is a special complex for handling mineral fertilizers behind berth No 10 and it has 500,000 tones capacity.