A total of over 8.07 million tonnes of cargo was transported through the Port of Naantali’s quays and/or fairways and water areas maintained by it (incl. transports to and from the oil refinery) in 2020. Despite the global Covid-19 pandemic the total transport volume (loaded + unloaded) in the port area increased by around 7%,…

Inhabitants, drivers and ports employee are urged to keep alert near railway tracks and crossings The transito train traffic will start again on February 16th and will last several weeks. Please be aware of that the grain carriages will be passing along the rail connection between the Raisio railyard and Naantali e.g. next to the…

Text and photos: Tarja Siekkinen Juha Ketoniemi has started as a port engineer at the port of Naantali We are happy to inform Mr. Juha Ketoniemi has joint us as a port engineer. Before starting this position at Port of Naantali, Juha has worked several years in companies such as NCC, SRV and Yara Suomi…

Inhabitants and drivers are urged to keep alert near railway tracks and crossings. The first grain carriages will arrive in Naantali in week 31. Trains will soon be operating again on the railway connection leading to the Port of Naantali. According to Suomen Viljava Oy, goods transports are expected to start in week 31. Grain…

By developing new traffic arrangements, our goal is to ensure more safety for customers driving in the port area – The way to check in for Finnlines´ Freight and Passenger will be changed The Port of Naantali has designed the new traffic arrangements which goal is to ensure more safety for customers driving in the…