Port Dover

The Port of Dover is a key international maritime hub and the busiest ferry port in Europe, handling £144 billion in trade each year, which accounts for 33% of the UK's trade in goods. Operated by the Dover Harbour Board, the port has a rich history that dates back over 2,000 years, evolving from the Roman port of Dubris into a vital gateway for travel, trade, and tourism. The port facilitates passenger and freight movement across the English Channel, connecting the UK with continental Europe. It offers ferry operations for both passengers and freight, cargo handling for various goods, and serves as a significant entry point for tourists. With deep-water berths and terminal facilities, the Port of Dover supports efficient processing for millions of passengers and a diverse range of freight companies and tourism operators. The port continues to adapt to modern demands, focusing on sustainability and capacity expansion.