Port of Aabenraa Southern Jutland's only commercial port

The Port of Aabenraa is Southern Jutland's only commercial port and is indispensable for import and export of goods to and from Southern Jutland and Northern Germany. 76% of Denmark's total imports enter the country by sea. The Port of Aabenraa is a modern Danish commercial port and with a depth of 18 meters, it is the deepest port in the eastern part of the Baltic Sea.

The Port of Aabenraa is one of the most strategically important companies in Southern Jutland. The port is a multifunctional commercial port that can handle almost any type of cargo, but it is particularly specialized in handling bulk cargo such as aggregates, gravel, biomass, lime and pulp, as well as project cargo such as offshore wind turbine blades and other components for the wind turbine industry and the offshore sector.

The Port of Aabenraa is a municipal self-governing port (independent commercial company and no tax revenue) and has 750,000 m2, a water depth of up to 18 meters, more than 2 km of quays, a 20 meter Ro-Ro berth and 2 tanker bridges. We have a large capacity, including 3 mobile cranes with a lifting capacity of 240 tons when lifting together.
The Port of Aabenraa's geographical location in central Southern Jutland and with a short distance to the highway, Padborg Transport Center and Padborg Kombiterminal, allows you to cover all of Southern Jutland and northern Germany from the Port of Aabenraa. We work closely with the region's businesses and our experience, flexibility and service means that we can solve all types of tasks.

Welcome to the Port of Aabenraa