Baltic Hub Container Terminal

Deepwater Baltic Hub Container Terminal started its operations on the 1st of June 2007, when the first commercial container ship called at the terminal. During the first years of operation, the terminal specialised in servicing feeder ships. Since January 2010, container vessels from the Far East have called at Gdańsk every week. The possibility of direct connection with Asia contributed to the development of the terminal, which has become the baltic hub and one of the fastest developing terminals in the world.

Baltic Hub Container Terminal is able to handle world’s largest container vessels carrying over 24 thousand TEU. When the second deepwater container quay was built in 2016, it doubled the capacity of Baltic Hub to 3 million TEU annually, to become the largest container terminal in the Baltic Sea in terms of reloading. In 2025, the third deepwater quay was launched, and the terminal reached a capacity of 4.4 million TEU per year.

The terminal handles vessels belonging to the world’s largest shipowners, including members of the Ocean Alliance and MSC. Baltic Hub Container Terminal is owned by the global operator PSA International, the Polish Development Fund, and IFM Global Infrastructure Fund. In 2024, BHCT handled 2,243,992 TEU.

The terminal offers the following regular container connections:

OCEAN CONNECTIONS:

CMA CGM

FAL1 service, calls once a week

Eastbound
Gdańsk – Le Havre – Southampton – Port Klang – Ningbo

Westbound
Ningbo – Shanghai – Yantian – Vung Tau – Singapore – Tanger Med – Dunkierka – Southampton – Gdańsk

MSC

Albatros service, calls once a week

Eastbound
Gdańsk – Bremerhaven – Felixstowe – Singapore – Vung Tau – Tianjin/Xingang – Dalian – Gwangyang – Ningbo – Shanghai – Yantian

Westbound
Tianjin/Xingang – Dalian – Gwangyang – Ningbo – Shanghai – Yantian – Singapore – Felixstowe – London Gateway – Bremerhaven – Gdańsk

Westbound – extension to the USA
Felixstowe – Gdańsk – Bremerhaven – New York – Charleston – Ningbo – Xingang – Dalian – Gwangyang – Yantian

Britannia service, calls once a week

Eastbound
Gdańsk – Klaipeda – Antwerp – London Gateway – Mundra – Singapore – Shanghai – Ningbo – Yantian – Vung Tau

Westbound
Shanghai – Ningbo – Yantian – Vung Tau – Singapore – Colombo – Felixstowe – Antwerp – Gdańsk

Ocean Alliance

CMA CGM (FAL5) / COSCO  (AEU1) / Evergreen (NE1) / OOCL (LL1) service, calls once a week

Gdańsk – Wilhelmshaven – Singapore – Yantian – Qingdao – Shanghai – Ningbo – Xiamen – Yantian – Singapore – Felixstowe – Zeebrugge – Gdańsk

FEEDER CONNECTIONS:

CMA CGM

BALT2 service, calls once a week
Gdańsk – Teesport – Tilbury – Zeebrugge – Rotterdam – Riga – Klaipeda – Gdańsk

FLX service, calls once a week
Gdańsk – Bremerhaven – Hamburg – Kotka – Helsinki – Tallinn – Gdańsk

SWX service, calls once a week
Gdańsk – Göteborg – Aarhus – Klaipeda – Gdańsk

SWX2 service, calls once a week
Gdańsk – Klaipeda – Norrköping – Gävle – Hamburg – Bremerhaven – Gdańsk

COSCO

GBX service, calls once a week
Gdańsk – Bremerhaven – Hamburg – Klaipeda – Kotka – Helsinki – Gdańsk

PFX service, calls once a week
Gdańsk – Kotka – Helsinki – Gdańsk

Maersk

E03 – Gemini service, calls once a week
Gdańsk – Bremerhaven – Wilhelmshaven – Gdańsk

E15 service, calls once a week
Gdańsk – Göteborg – Bremerhaven – Gdańsk

L02 service, calls once a week
Gdańsk – Kotka – Bremerhaven – Gdańsk