Castellon Port

Castellon Port is a seaport located in the province of Castellon, in the Valencian Community, on the east coast of Spain. The port is situated on the Mediterranean Sea and is used for commercial and recreational purposes. Major towns near Castellon Port are Alicante, Benidorm, Valencia, and Murcia. It is a deep-sea port with a total area of ​​12.6 square kilometers. The port has a capacity of 24 million tons annually and can accommodate ships up to 200,000 DWT. The port has many facilities and services, including a marina, a fish market, a passenger terminal, and a cargo terminal. There are also some restaurants and bars in the area. Castellon Port is a popular destination for locals and tourists and is well-connected to the rest of Spain by road and rail.

Export/Import Requirements are as follows:

All products exported from Castellon Port must comply with Spanish and European Union (EU) laws and regulations.

Exporters must obtain licenses and permits from the Spanish government.

Exporters/Importers must provide the following documents to the shipping company or freight forwarder:

1. Commercial invoice
2. Bill of lading
3. packing list
4. Certificate of origin
5. Export/Import license
6. Insurance certificate
7. Other documents as required by the destination country