The port of Hodeidah is located in the middle of the western coast of the Republic of Yemen, located on the Red Sea.

It is a promenade with two berths with a total length of (303) meters and a width of (28) metres.

The port of Mokha is considered one of the oldest ports, not only in Yemen but also on the peninsula and the Gulf level.

This port was established following the discovery of crude oil in commercial quantities in Block 14 of Messila.

Located on the northern shore of the port of Aden. The terminal handles transit goods and imported and exported containers.

In the year 2000, Aden Refineries Company produced approximately 4.6 million tons of oil products.

The port of Mukalla is the only sea port in Hadhramaut Governorate overlooking the Arabian Sea.

The Yemeni LNG project in Balhaf Port on the Gulf of Aden (between Mukalla and Aden) is considered the largest industrial project

The total length of the Al-Mualla pier is 750 meters, with a depth of 11 meters from zero level, providing 4 berths.

Al-Salif Port is located at latitude 7/15 north and longitude 40/42 east in the northwest of the city of Hodeidah.

It is a huge oil tanker with a dead weight of (409) thousand metric tons. It was named (Safer) after the site where oil was discovered.