DALU ISLAND

The Port of Dalu Island is located on Dalu Island in Donggang City, Dandong City, Liaoning Province. It is situated in the northern waters of the Yellow Sea, close to the China North Korea maritime passage, and is an important island port along the eastern coast of Liaoning Province. The port relies on natural sheltered harbors and superior marine resources, mainly undertaking functions such as coastal passenger and freight transportation, fishery production, aquatic product logistics, tourism passenger transportation, and supply of daily necessities. It is an important supplementary node of the Dandong port system. Port Area Layout The main functions of Dalu Island Port are passenger and freight transportation and fishing port, including: Passenger Terminal: undertakes passenger routes between Dalu Island and coastal areas such as Donggang and Zhangdao. Comprehensive freight terminal: responsible for loading and unloading of daily necessities, building materials, and general cargo. Fishery Terminal: Provides fishing vessel berthing, seafood loading and unloading, cold chain and supply services. Port supporting area: providing warehousing, transit, and comprehensive logistics support services. Airline routes and logistics networks Relying on the Dandong Port and Liaodong coastal shipping network, Dalu Island Port has formed a regional transportation system. Coastal passenger transportation: connecting Donggang City and surrounding coastal islands to ensure the travel of residents and tourists. Coastal freight transportation: undertake the transportation of island living materials and fishery products. Regional logistics: Connect Dandong Port and Liaoning coastal port network through Donggang Port Area. High sea intermodal transportation: Goods can radiate to Dandong and Liaodong areas through the highway network of Donggang City. Port advantages Daludao Port has a natural sheltered harbor and good offshore navigation conditions, making it an important island port in the northern Yellow Sea of Liaoning Province. Relying on abundant marine fishery and tourism resources, ports play an important role in island passenger transportation, aquatic product distribution, fishery security, and regional logistics services. They are an important node in the development of coastal maritime transportation and marine economy in Liaodong.