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UNLOCODECRXQP
CountryCosta Rica
Water BodyNorth Pacific Ocean
SizeVery Small
TypeCoastal (Natural)
0Lat9.4333
Lng-84.1667
Classificationspecialised_202608
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About This Seaport
Where thousands of tonnes of bananas and palm oil once left Costa Rica by ship, Puerto Quepos (CRXQP) is now home to Marina Pez Vela, Central America's largest full-service marina, marking the port's shift from fruit exporter to yachting hub. The Pacific coast facility offers around 200 berths for vessels up to roughly 60 metres and a haul-out yard servicing boats up to 200 tonnes. Commercial general-cargo handling has effectively ceased; the historic pier once served the Standard Fruit Company's banana trade before shipments moved to other ports. Quepos is best known internationally today as a sportfishing destination, hosting several major tournaments each season, including the Offshore World Championship. Cruise ships occasionally anchor offshore and tender passengers ashore, though the port lacks a dedicated cruise terminal. Businesses needing meaningful import or export capacity typically route cargo through Puerto Caldera or Puerto Limón-Moín instead. Formal customs clearance for trade goods is therefore limited at the Quepos site itself.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the UN/LOCODE of Puerto Quepos?▼
The UN/LOCODE of Puerto Quepos is CRXQP. This international code identifies ports and logistics locations worldwide.
Where is the port of Puerto Quepos located?▼
The port of Puerto Quepos is located in Costa Rica (North Pacific Ocean).
What is the size of the port Puerto Quepos?▼
Puerto Quepos is a Very Small harbor of type Coastal (Natural).
Location & Weather
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9.43333, -84.16667
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