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Ports · Las Tunas

Port of Guayabal

Bulk sugar export terminal

🔴 Stateℹ️ Atlas — info only
Scale
Single pier ~156 m; bulk sugar loaded by onshore grab cranes / ship's gear; south-coast Gulf of Guacanayabo
Status
Largely abandoned/derelict as of 2026 — local reporting (Apr 2026) calls it a 'cemetery of iron and rust,' non-operational despite deep-water access and proximity to the U.S. East Coast. High-upside rehabilitation/greenfield bulk-terminal opportunity.
Sector
Ports
Province
Las Tunas
Coordinates
20.717, -77.633
Layer
Layer 2 · Atlas
Notes
Operated by Empresa Terminales Mambisas de La Habana (state). Cuba's first bulk-sugar terminal site. UN/LOCODE CUGYB. Coordinates approximate.
Sources: UNIS · Seabay · MarineLink · CiberCuba