Mombasa Port is the largest and busiest port in Kenya, located on the southeastern coast of Africa. It serves as a key gateway for trade, handling a significant portion of the country's imports and exports. The port is strategically positioned along the Indian Ocean, making it vital for maritime transport in the region. The port features multiple berths and facilities for container handling, bulk cargo, and passenger services. It plays a crucial role in supporting the economies of neighboring landlocked countries, such as Uganda, Rwanda, and South Sudan, by providing access to international shipping routes.