Wellington, New Zealand

New Zealand operates a trade-oriented economy, our country is dependent on external trade, yet is remotely positioned from many of our trading partners. Flows of shipping traffic carrying a diverse array of import and export goods connect New Zealand with widespread localities around the globe.

The country is dependent upon its seaports and more specifically logistics infrastructure, for international connectedness. An efficient port serving customers' needs is important to both regional economic well-being, and the wider economic prosperity of the nation.

CentrePort is well positioned in the geographical centre of New Zealand, with a natural sheltered deep water harbour, access to the west and east coasts of the country, and located on the axis between the Tasman and Pacific Oceans.

The port offers unrivalled nationwide access, boasting direct connections to New Zealand's major highway and main trunk railway. Key coastal shipping and inter-island ferry services are also located within the port precinct.