The Port of Lowestoft is Britain’s most easterly port, and is ideally located to service traffic to and from the industrial heartlands of Northern Europe, Scandinavia and the Baltic states. Lowestoft has experienced a significant increase in throughput in recent years, and offers a wide range of facilities for container, bulk and general-cargo handling. It also serves as a major centre for servicing the offshore oil and gas industry, and the construction and shipment of wind-energy turbines.
Extensive ship-repair facilities, including a dry dock, are located at the port, together with a modern fish market with fish-auction and processing facilities. The port also boasts a popular marina which features a range of modern facilities.
