Port of Gaolan, Deep-water maritime terminal in Zhuhai, Guangdong Province, China

Port of Gaolan is a deep-water maritime terminal located in Zhuhai, serving container ships and international vessels. The facility includes cargo handling equipment, repair zones, and support services designed for large ocean-going ships.

The port was developed in the 1990s to expand trade capacity in the Pearl River Delta region. It has since become a key facility supporting China's participation in international shipping networks.

The port area is officially known as the Zhuhai Economic and Technological Development Zone, or Gaolan Port Economic Zone. Its management committee, a branch of the Zhuhai municipal government, administers Nanshui and Pingsha towns, covering 380 square kilometres. The zone was upgraded to national status by the State Council in March 2012.

The port lies in the Gaolan port economic zone, which administratively covers Nan Shui and Ping Sha towns across 380 km² of Jinwan District. Access is by road from Zhuhai city; the Zhuhai-Macau crossing lies nearby. As a working commercial harbour, the quays and container yards are closed to the public, so views are from outside the perimeter in daylight.

The port serves the economic zone near the Zhuhai-Macau border, functioning as a major transhipment point for goods destined for the region. This strategic position makes it vital for moving cargo between mainland China and the surrounding special administrative areas.