Puerto de Huacho, Commercial port in Lima Department, Peru

Puerto de Huacho is a commercial port on Peru's coast that handles ship operations and cargo movement. The facility features loading cranes, storage areas, and basic repair services for vessels.

Puerto de Huacho is administered by the Empresa Nacional de Puertos (ENAPU). Its area of influence covers the provinces of Huaura and Chancay, an area characterised by the fish meal industry. The port has a pier and a warehouse, and its equipment includes 3 tractors, 1 forklift, 5 cranes, 15 wagons, 1 truck scale and 1 generator set.

The port's area of influence covers the provinces of Huaura and Chancay, a zone defined by the fish meal industry. The National Ports Company (Empresa Nacional de Puertos) administers the facility, which has one pier and one warehouse serving the catch landed at Huacho.

The port lies about 2 km southwest of Huacho's centre, in the district of Huacho, Huaura province, and is run by the Empresa Nacional de Puertos. Its dock and warehouse serve the fish-meal industry of Huaura and Chancay. As a working facility, expect restricted access to the quay and storage areas.

Puerto de Huacho lies about 2.1 km southwest of Huacho city and 5 m above sea level, with Cerro Los Negritos rising 130 m about 1.8 km to the northeast. The port is run by the Empresa Nacional de Puertos and serves the fish-meal provinces of Huaura and Chancay.