Gdańsk, Poland
Poland's crude gateway on the Baltic. We arrange tanker freight, discharge and inspection at Naftoport in Gdańsk.

Naftoport in Gdańsk is Poland's seaborne crude gateway. It handled a record 489 tankers and more than 40 million tonnes of crude and fuels in 2024, running close to its technical limit.
It supplies Orlen's refineries and the German refineries at Schwedt and Leuna. A new berth will raise capacity to about 49 million tonnes a year from 2028. We arrange freight, discharge and inspection.
Expanding capacity
Berth W, the terminal's sixth loading position, will take vessels over 300 metres long with up to 15 metres of draft, adding about 9 million tonnes a year. Naftoport is majority-owned by the pipeline operator PERN.
- Crude freight to Gdańsk
- Discharge coordination with Naftoport
- Pipeline scheduling to Polish and German refineries
- Independent inspection at discharge
Supplying Germany
Since Germany stopped importing Russian crude by pipeline, Gdańsk has become an important route for Schwedt and Leuna.
Frequently asked questions
Can Naftoport take VLCCs?
Berth W will be its second VLCC-capable berth, for vessels over 300 metres with up to 15 metres of draft.
When does the expansion open?
Crude handling at the new berth is due to start in the second half of 2028.
Who does Naftoport supply?
Orlen's Polish refineries plus PCK Schwedt and Leuna in Germany.
Discharge in Gdańsk
Send grade, volume and laycan. We will propose freight and discharge planning.


