Deep Ocean bridges global maritime needs with Sri Lanka’s ports, offering smart sourcing and personalized services. With decades of expertise, we ensure seamless ship handling, catering to all vessel categories with trusted, bonded supplies.
Colombo Port is a rapidly growing maritime hub in the South Asian Region. Cargo originating from and destined for Europe, East and South Asia, the Persian Gulf, and East Africa is conveniently and efficiently connected through the Colombo Port. The Colombo Port is primarily a container port, ranking among the top 25 globally. It is renowned as one of the busiest container ports, with an annual handling capacity of approximately 7 million TEUs. The port processed 7.25 million TEUs in 2021, 6.86 million TEUs in 2022, and 6.951 million TEUs in 2023. The slight dip in 2022 was likely due to traffic disruptions in the Red Sea. Considerable investments have been made in infrastructure development to increase port capacities and enhance its capabilities as one of the main transshipment hubs in Asia. Colombo Port has 5 major terminal facilities and a conventional berth operated by private or government operators:
We provide a comprehensive range of services, including underwater repairs, engine overhauls, and on-site maintenance. Our skilled teams and advanced technology ensure efficient and high-quality repairs 24/7, meeting all vessel maintenance needs.
Port of Galle is known to serve as a convenient service hub for vessels navigating the main East to West shipping route with minimum deviation. Off Ports Limits Galle (OPL)is positioned just a few nautical miles from the famous Maritime Silk Route (MSR). As one of the busiest shipping routes in the region with 300-400 vessels passing Southern Sri Lanka a day it provides a cost effective and convenient location to obtain services enroute such as ship supply, spares transfers, crew changes, marine security embarkation and disembarkation.
Galle Harbour is a natural harbour, located in Galle on the south-western coast of Sri Lanka. Currently Galle port is an active regional port providing facilities for pleasure yachts. International yacht societies have recognized Galle harbour as one of the world’s best attractions for yachting.
Hambantota International Port in the Southern Province is Sri Lanka’s newest most diversified Port offering a range of services in the Port & Maritime Industry in Sri Lanka. Located 10 nautical miles from the sea route, it operates across a number of business sectors, namely RO-RO, Container Cargo, Conventional Cargo, Dry Bulk Cargo, Breakbulk Cargo, Project Cargo, Liquid Bulk Cargo (LPG,LNG) Petrochemicals, Marine Bunker Fuel and Cruise Terminals.
HIP provides a wide range of client and industry-specific services such as bunkering, ship repairs, ship chandling, sea marshalls,underwater services, survey and crew changes.
The scenic Trincomalee Port, situated on the northeastern coast of Sri Lanka, is one of the finest natural deep-water harbours in the world.
The port’s natural attributes, including its deep-water capabilities and spacious harbour, allow it to accommodate large vessels making it ideal for vessel lay up services. Trincomalee Port serves a range of cargo, including bulk goods, oil, as well as cruise vessels, contributing to the local economy and international trade routes. Services available include ship chandling, ship repairs, underwater servicesand bunkering.
Puttalam Port named Oluvil Port is located on the western coast of Sri Lanka, and serves as a vital hub in the maritime landscape of the region. Nestled in the Puttalam District, this port is strategically positioned near the Puttalam Lagoon, providing easy access to both domestic and international maritime routes. Its proximity to key shipping lanes makes it an attractive destination for vessels traversing the east-west maritime corridor.
Historically, Puttalam has been a significant center for trade and commerce, and its port continues this legacy by facilitating the movement of goods and contributing to the economic growth of the region. It serves as a crucial link for the import and export of commodities such as salt, fish, and agricultural products, which are vital to the local economy.