Porto di Barletta, Commercial port in Barletta, Italy.

Porto di Barletta is a commercial port along the Adriatic coast where cargo ships, fishing vessels, and recreational boats dock at separate facilities. The port has warehouses, repair workshops, and loading equipment for handling different types of goods.

The port has roots in ancient times when Illyrian Bardei settlers established a trading point that later became the main connection for the city of Canosa. This early trading role shaped centuries of port development.

The port remains connected to local fishing traditions, with fishermen using methods passed down through generations while supplying fresh catch to regional markets. This daily work shapes how the city relates to the sea.

The port is accessible to visitors with clear signage separating fishing and commercial areas and pathways for viewing. It is wise to stay away from active docking areas and observe port work from a safe distance.

The port is a fully artificial basin enclosed by two asymmetrical, converging jetties, with its entrance 450 metres from the shore. Since 19 November 2007 it has belonged to the Autorità Portuale del Levante, together with Bari, Manfredonia and Monopoli. A ferry line to Durrës, in Albania, opened on 21 July 2009.