27 reviews

Sharjah Container Terminal

Name: Sharjah Container Terminal
Address: Sharjah, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 4.5

Sharjah

994F+MPW - Al Layyeh Suburb - Sharjah - United Arab Emirates

Container terminal Boat ramp

+971 6 528 4205

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Sharjah Container Terminal is a container terminal and boat ramp located in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 4.50 out of 5 stars based on 27 reviews. The street address of this business is 994F+MPW - Al Layyeh Suburb - Sharjah - United Arab Emirates.

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Where Sharjah Container Terminal is located at?: Sharjah Container Terminal is located at 994F+MPW - Al Layyeh Suburb - Sharjah - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of Sharjah Container Terminal?: The contact number of Sharjah Container Terminal is +971 6 528 4205

Reviews

4 BHAVYADEEP SINGH REEN 49 months ago

I was there for around one month .The terminal is very clean and transportation is fluent.They have separate jetty for container ships and separate for other ships.The security is very tight and port control is very supportive.There is a duty free just near to the terminal and all types of stuff including alcohol available there.There is a marine club just about walking distance but cabs of the duty free shops are always on round.you can easily get a free cab ride to the duty free shops and if not you can call them by the respected duty free number.They have large cranes for container loading and discharging .

5 Kanwar Bal 37 months ago

Sharjah’s location on trade routes to India made it an important city. From its early beginnings until the mid-1800s, Sharjah was the premiere port on the southern Arabian Gulf. A map created by Greek geographer Ptolemy identified a settlement there in second century AD. Arab navigator Ahmad Ibn Majid wrote about Sharjah in his journals in 1490. Early Sharjah’s economy was based on farming, hunting, goat-hearding, pearl-diving, fishing, and maritime trade.

In the early 1700s, a clan of the Huwayla tribe, the Qawasim, established its base in Sharjan and declared the region’s independence. Led by Sultan ibn Saqr, Persian Gulf pirates from Sharjah raided ships from all countries without fear or restraint. When the British fleet defeated the pirates, the ruling Sheikh Sultan I agreed to British protection in 1820 to keep from being overrun by the Ottoman Turks.

5 Nishan The Jatt 37 months ago

Nice place.. Very helpful nature person who work in port..

5 Bose Magimairaj 49 months ago

One of the Fastest Container Terminal with 24×7 Customer Service

4 Sushil Jugdar 49 months ago

Good place for dry dock

1 PARWINDER BAL 37 months ago

Bad service not good staff

5 subhasish sil 85 months ago

Good place to work

5 Aslam Kader 23 months ago

Gateway to UAE