Road traffic
Traffic arrangements
Please observe the area’s traffic signs. The ISPS area can be accessed through monitored gates that have identification devices. The identification is based on the vehicle’s license plate, GSM number or remote identification device. When arriving at the gate, stop at the identification point and follow the instructions on the screen. For pedestrian traffic, there are turnstiles and leaf swing gates that can be opened by typing in the code.
Open harbour
An access permit is not normally required to access the open harbour: truck area and terminal buildings. Finnlink check-in, the office and traffic lanes are located in the open harbour area.
Parking
Parking is allowed only in the marked parking spaces. Parking lots in the immediate area around the terminal also have parking spaces specifically marked for people working in the port. A permit is required for parking in the quay area. Permits for parking due to repair and maintenance work are issued by the port’s real estate department, permits for parking due to other reasons are issued by traffic department.
African Swine Fever (Finnish Customs information on Sept. 28 2023)
People travelling to Finland from abroad play a key role in the prevention of African swine fever and other similar animal diseases. The swine fever virus can spread via foodstuffs, goods and humans.
African swine fever is a lethal disease that affects swine and wild boar, but which does not pass on to humans. It poses a significant financial threat to pig farming and the meat industry in Finland.
Read more about African swine fever
Advance notification of dangerous goods
Any dangerous goods in cargo must be reported to the Port of Naantali before the goods are brought to the port.
Advance notification of dangerous goods
Leaving your trailer at the port?
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