The Caspian port complex is Iran's largest port infrastructure in the Caspian Sea which was built with an export approach and with aim of developing economic relations with Caspian border countries and establishing a north-south corridor in Anzali Free Zone.
The development of container transportation, increase export of manufactured goods of country and free zones to lateral states of Caspian Sea and transit of goods from commercial path of Anzali Free Zone, increase of regular shipping lines to ports of Russia, Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan are among the most important programs of Anzali Free Zone.
This port complex has characteristics of third generation ports with twenty two berths including commercial, container, multi-purpose terminals, public area, Roo-Roo wharf, grain terminal, fuel and marine industries, with unloading and loading capacity of 15 million tons of goods in three shifts in final step.
Caspian Port in Anzali Free Zone has six active berths as a third-generation port with an operational and supportive backyard of 350 hectares and Basin Area of 220 hectares and design of 14 berths in first phase and 22 berth in final phase, with two 2.6 km long breakwaters which has capability for berthing of big ships.
Caspian Port Complex with 65,000 cubic meters of liquid bulk storage capacity and 45,000 square meters roofed warehouse , Open warehouse of 11 hectares , 90 thousand cubic meters of oil tanks in operation, 45 thousand tons Grain silo and dolphin berth for berthing of liquid tankers and also short distance between ship and tanks has reduced loading and unloading time of oil, wheat carrying ships and related costs.