
Port of Beirut is the principal port in Lebanon. This port is the center for Iraq, Syria, Jordan, and the Persian Gulf State.
- TEU: 1,229,081 container volume (2019)
- Eastern Mediterranean’s busiest and largest port
- Current facilities are renovated, and built a new facility for handling containerized cargo.
- Port comprises of several terminals
- Ports total area is 1.2 million square meters
- Main breakwaters 3,190 meters and separated breakwater 550 meters

The Port of Tripoli is the country’s primary seaport and one of the ancient ports in the Mediterranean. It is located on the North West coast of Lebanon, approximately 15 nautical miles south of the Border with Syria and Beirut.
- TEU: 400,000
- It contains a quay and lighter harbor which sheltered by a breakwater
- Operates general cargo, passengers, and bulk cargo
- Libyan Ports Company-operated and managed the port
- Annually handled around 1 million tons of cargo

Port of Sidon is positioned south of Beirut. It is under the supervision of the Beirut Port Authority.
- TEU: N/A
- It contains two piers that handle bulk and general cargo, containers, and livestock.
- Top handles: fuel and gas oil, dry bulk, asphalt, and jet fuel
- Annually accommodates 60 vessels
- Maximum size – draught 5.5 meters, about 10,000DWT

Port of Chekka is a private port in Lebanon. It is located on the north coast of Lebanon, south of Tripoli.
- TEU: N/A
- Operates a vast cement works
- Major imports: 177,000 tons of phosphates, firebricks, and machinery parts
- Top exports: 178,000 tons of cement and chemicals
- Managed annually 355,000 tonnages

Port of Jounieh is a small-sized port in Lebanon. This port is located around 30 kilometers north of Beirut.
- TEU: N/A
- Commonly deals with coastal traffic
- Controlled approximately 300 vessels yearly
- Maximum size – LOA 60 meters, draught 3.7 meters

Port of Tyr, sometimes known as Sour, is located near Sidon to the south. The port is comprised of an open roadstead with cargo being loaded into lighters.
- TEU: N/A
- Latitude – 33º 16′ 8” N
- Longitude – 35º 13′ 19” E

The Port of Selaata is privately owned. This port is located north of Beirut.
- TEU: N/A
- Port is under construction
- Latitude / Longitude: 34.28048° / 35.65574°
- Minimum depth – 15.0 meters
- Max.size – length 154 meters, draught 12.0 meters

Zahrani Terminal is an oil terminal in Lebanon and also known as Sidon oil terminal. It is located around eight kilometers south of Sidon and 55 kilometers south of Beirut.
- TEU: N/A
- It consists of two operating terminals
- SBM size – LOA 235 meters, draught 13.0 meters, 60, 000DWT