The location of Manila Port in close vicinity of the Manila Bay has made it one of the best natural harbors in the world. The Port of Manila serves as the main international shipping gateway to Philippines. Manila Port is also known as the Manila International Cargo Terminal. The port mainly deals with container operations.
The Port in Manila has a long historical background. Philippines maintained trade relations with many other countries of the world from 9th century onwards. Many ships and cargo carriers frequented the port from that time. After Philippines came under the dominion of the Spanish, trade and commerce flourished in the region to a great extent. From then on, the activities in the Manila Port also increased significantly. The port was also used extensively during the Second World War
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during the Japanese invasions.
The Port at Manila has excellent services and facilities that help in proper functioning of the port. The Philippine Port Authority is in charge of the Manila Port, Philippines. It is constantly trying to update and upgrade its services to improve the functioning of the port.
The Philippine Port Authority can be contacted at the following address:
Philippine Ports Authority
Bonifacio Drive, South Harbor
Port Area, Manila, 1018 Philippines
P.O. Box 436, Manila, Philippine
Telephone: (0632) 527-8356
Fax: (0632) 527-4855
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