Sea Terminal, Nakhodka

The Sea Terminal extends across multiple levels, incorporating a central hall, passenger waiting areas, and administrative offices within its structuralist architectural design.

The construction of the Sea Terminal in 1993 marked a significant expansion of maritime infrastructure in Russia's Far East following the dissolution of the Soviet Union.

The terminal functions as a meeting point where Russian maritime traditions intersect with international shipping routes connecting the Far East to neighboring Asian countries.

The terminal processes both domestic and international passengers, providing customs facilities, ticket offices, and baggage handling services for maritime transportation needs.

The facility manages nine mainland berths and additional nine at Astafieva cape, enabling simultaneous docking of multiple vessels up to Panamax size.

Location: Nakhodka

Inception: 1993

Architectural style: structuralism

GPS coordinates: 42.80000,132.88333

Latest update: March 11, 2025 07:40