# Bandar-E Pars Terminal

**Country:** Iran  
**Water Body:** Persian Gulf; Indian Ocean  
**Harbor Size:** Very Small  
**Harbor Type:** Open Roadstead  
**GPS:** 27.5333, 52.5333

Gas condensate, liquefied petroleum gas and ammonia define what moves across the Assaluyeh (Bandar-e Pars) terminal, the seaward outlet of Iran's vast South Pars gas and petrochemical zone. Condensate from the South Pars field is loaded through an offshore single-buoy mooring (SBM), while dedicated berths serve LPG, ammonia and petrochemical exports. Throughput runs at roughly 11.37 million tonnes a year, almost entirely liquid bulk feeding from the adjacent processing plants. Forwarders should treat this as an energy and tanker terminal rather than a container or general-cargo port — scheduled box, reefer and RoRo services do not call here. Hinterland movement relies on the industrial roads of the Pars Special Economic Energy Zone and the national gas pipeline grid, not on conventional rail logistics. For containerised cargo into southern Iran, Bandar Abbas (Shahid Rajaee) is the principal gateway, with Bushehr handling regional breakbulk.

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