Port of Sarandë, Maritime terminal in Sarandë, Albania.

The Port of Sarandë is a modern maritime terminal on southern Albania's coast with passenger buildings, customs facilities, and multiple dock areas. The structure connects pedestrians and vehicles directly to both the town and the water.

The sources record little of the port's early past; what is documented is its recent development. As of 2012 the harbour was being expanded to add a cruise terminal. Because the port itself is small, cruise ships cannot dock there, and a fast boat carries tourists between the moored cruise ships and the quay.

The port is the departure point for boats to Corfu and for buses to Butrint, and its small size shapes how travellers pass through: cruise ships anchor offshore and a fast boat ferries passengers to the quay. Locals call it Porti i Sarandës.

Ferries run multiple times during daylight hours to nearby Corfu, and foot passengers can walk into town easily. Vehicles and buses use loading ramps, and information desks help with directions and travel details.

The terminal is a main departure point for visiting the ancient remains of Butrint, an archaeological site with layers from multiple historical periods. Many visitors use direct bus services from the terminal to reach this location.