Antwerp is one of the major maritime ports in Belgium, with an important port code BEANT. Its unique geographical location, located at latitude 51.2194475 and longitude 4.4024643, is a key hub in the European seaport system. As the largest commercial seaport in Belgium, Antwerp is located in the lower reaches of the Scheld River in the north of the country, connecting vast inland areas with the ocean.

Starting from Antwerp, you can easily reach multiple important ports such as Calais, Tilbury, Rotterdam, and Hamburg. In addition, Antwerp also has a convenient transportation network, with railways, roads, and rivers running through it, connecting industrial and commercial cities such as Brussels and Liege, and having an international airport, providing great convenience for the transportation of goods.

The port area in Antwerp is mainly distributed around the inland waters on the right bank of the river, with a vast water area and numerous ports. These ports are connected by water bodies and connected to the Scheld Strait through multiple locks, forming an efficient cargo transportation system. Around the harbor, there are a large number of ocean going berths, including container, roll on/roll off ships, and general cargo berths, which can meet the loading and unloading needs of various goods.

In addition, Antwerp also has dedicated oil tanker berths and chemical terminals, as well as ore, coal, and phosphate fertilizer terminals, providing comprehensive support for the transportation of various types of goods. In addition to the ocean port area, Antwerp also has numerous offshore and inland port areas, further expanding the coverage of its port services.

Antwerp is located on the southern wing of the Rhine River Delta, with a developed inland river network closely connected to other river networks in Europe, providing diverse route options for cargo transportation. At the same time, its land transportation network is also very developed, with a large number of road and railway freight lines passing through it every day, connecting major cities in Europe.

Due to its advantageous geographical location, natural conditions, and well-equipped port facilities in the center of Western Europe, Antwerp has become an ideal transit port for international trade. On average, a large number of international sailboats dock here every year, maintaining close connections with over 800 international shipping ports worldwide, and making important contributions to the prosperity and development of international trade.