ocated on the southern coast of South Korea, the port of Busan is a true hidden treasure that captures the essence of the city and the grandeur of its maritime history.

Known as one of the busiest and most vibrant ports in the world, Busan has perfectly combined its rich cultural heritage with the modernity of its port infrastructure.

Busan, strategic enclave for global logistics

Strategically located on the East Sea, the port of Busan has been an important center of trade and cultural exchange for centuries. More than 2,000 years old, the port has expanded and modernized to become the largest port in South Korea and one of the most important in the world.

At the mouth of the Naktong River, it is located as a gateway to Northeast Asia and is responsible for managing 40% of the country’s maritime exports and 80% of container traffic.

Port Features:

With state-of-the-art loading and unloading terminals, it has the capacity to handle a wide variety of merchandise. This has boosted international trade and turned Busan into a major logistics hub. It is the second largest transshipment hub in the world, being located on the main maritime route that connects Europe and the American continent.

The port of Busan is a destination in constant evolution, and its influence on the global economy and local culture is undeniable. With its unique combination of history, modern infrastructure and natural beauty, this hidden treasure of South Korea captivates those who visit it.

Spain-Busan Connection

The relationship between the port of Busan and Spain is based on maritime trade and economic connections between both countries. Geographically distant, the port of Busan has become an important connection point for trade between South Korea and the peninsula.

Spain is one of South Korea’s key trading partners in Europe, and the port of Busan plays a fundamental role in facilitating the exchange of goods between both countries.

They operate container and cargo transport routes that connect the port of Busan with Spanish ports such as Barcelona and Valencia, among others.