Our ports
Operating the ports of Albany, Bunbury and Esperance, we play a vital role in powering Western Australia’s economy, facilitating more than 30 million tonnes of trade annually across 40 commodities and connecting industry to world markets.
Port of Albany
Menang Boodja | Great Southern region
As WA’s oldest port, a major forestry and agricultural transport hub, and cruise terminal, the Port of Albany has great significance to the region and state.

Port of Bunbury
Wardandi Boodja | South West region
Primed for growth with an expansive landholding, the Port of Bunbury is our most diverse port enabling agricultural, mining, forestry and energy industries.
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Port of Esperance
Wudjari Boodja | Goldfields-Esperance region
As the only deepwater port in the south of WA, the Port of Esperance facilitates a wide variety of vessel types, and has a diverse commodity profile that supports mining, forestry and agricultural industries.
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Office location for several support, strategic and executive functions that enable operations, and the delivery and impact of Southern Ports services.
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Primed for growth with an expansive landholding, the Port of Bunbury is our most diverse port, enabling agricultural, mining, forestry and energy industries.
- 7 berths
- 17mt trade
- 423 vessel visits
- 470ha land
- 14 commodities

As WA’s oldest port, a major forestry and agricultural transport hub, and cruise terminal, the Port of Albany has great significance to the region and state.
- 4 berths
- 4.9mt trade
- 152 vessel visits
- 84ha land
- 5 commodities

As the only deep-sea port in the south of WA, the Port of Esperance facilitates a wide variety of vessel types and has a diverse commodity profile that supports mining, forestry and agricultural industries.
- 3 berths
- 8.2mt trade
- 171 vessel visits
- 75ha land
- 12 commodities
Our operations
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