This article lists theports andharbours present inWales.Ports form an essential and important resource for theeconomy of Wales and are involved in the movement of freight and people and allow for international trade links.^[1]

* member of The Welsh Ports Group^[2] The following list is arranged anti-clockwise from theWelsh-English border in the north-east to the border again in the south-east.

• Shotton
• Mostyn*

• Llandulas
• Conwy harbour*
• Deganwy
• Port Penrhyn
• Menai Bridge^[3]
• Beaumaris^[3]
• Amlwch Harbour^[3]
• Anglesey*^{[dubious –discuss]}
• Port of Holyhead*
• Caernarfon
• Aberdyfi

• Aberystwyth

• Cardigan

• Fishguard Harbour*
• Milford Haven Port* - The third largest port in the UK and a strategic energy hub^[4]
• Pembroke Port^{[3][dubious –discuss]}
• Saundersfoot Harbour*
• Burry Port harbour
• Llanelli

• Swansea docks*
• Neath*
• Port of Port Talbot*
• Barry Docks*
• Cardiff Docks*
• Newport Docks*

The following have been approved asfree ports in Wales:^[5]

• Celtic Freeport, at Milford Haven and Port Talbot
• Anglesey Freeport

• Transport in Wales
• Fishing industry in Wales

• Lists of ports
• Ports and harbours of Wales
• Wales-related lists

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• Articles with disputed statements from March 2023