Noatum Ports
Castellón Terminal
Noatum Ports
Castellón Terminal
Noatum Ports Castellón Terminal is a strategic multipurpose terminal serving one of Spain’s most relevant industrial clusters, with a strong focus on the ceramic industry. It operates the Port of Castellón’s only container terminal, while also providing polyvalent terminal services for the handling of mineral dry bulks and general cargo. Modern facilities, advanced equipment and dedicated road access ensure efficient cargo flows and seamless connectivity with the region’s industrial hinterland.
Infrastructure
272,000 m2
Terminal Area
-11.5/-13 metres
Water depth
850 metres
Quay Length
15,000 m2
Storage Area
Equipment
4
STS Cranes
4
Mobile Cranes
2
Electric Cranes
9
Tugmasters
11
Reach Stackers
11
Loaders
144
Reefer plugs-ins
Integrated Port Services at Noatum Ports Castellón Terminal
Strategically located on Spain’s Mediterranean coast, the Noatum Ports Castellón Terminal is a key logistics hub serving the country’s ceramic and industrial hinterland. It combines specialised infrastructure with efficient, flexible operations to support a wide range of cargo types. The terminal delivers integrated port services covering container handling, mineral dry bulks and general cargo, supported by excellent road connectivity and tailored solutions for industrial and project-driven supply chains.
Container Services
Noatum Ports Castellón operates the only container terminal in the Port of Castellón, providing efficient and reliable services for regional and international trade. Supported by modern infrastructure, advanced handling equipment and 144 reefer plug-ins, the terminal ensures safe and flexible container operations tailored to the needs of industrial customers. In 2025, the terminal handled 53,000 TEUs, reflecting its role as a key logistics platform for the ceramic and manufacturing industries connected to the port’s hinterland.
Bulk and General Cargo Services
As a multipurpose terminal, Noatum Ports Castellón offers specialised solutions for the handling of mineral dry bulks and general cargo, backed by extensive open and covered storage areas and a powerful equipment fleet. Efficient road access, dedicated internal circulation and value-added warehousing services enable smooth cargo flows and high operational flexibility. In 2025, the terminal handled nearly two million tonnes of bulk and general cargo.
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