Corporate
Discover the corporate structure, activities and management approach of the Port of Dikili, serving trade, logistics and maritime transport in the northern Aegean.
Where trade, logistics and maritime transport meet in the northern Aegean.
Dikili Port and Tourism Enterprises Trade Inc. operates the Port of Dikili, located in the Dikili district of İzmir, as part of Koloğlu Holding.
Situated at one of the strategic locations of the northern Aegean, the Port of Dikili contributes to trade and tourism through the handling of bulk, bagged and palletised cargo, terminal services, pilotage, towage and warehousing, as well as services for the international Dikili–Mytilene passenger sailings and cruise ships.
With its experienced team and operational infrastructure, our company provides reliable, effective and sustainable solutions for the region's foreign trade, logistics and maritime transport needs.
The Port of Dikili is located on the northern Aegean coast, on Atatürk Caddesi. Use the links below to view us on the map.
From state operation to private sector management.
After the wooden pier that had served Dikili for many years reached the end of its life, construction of a reinforced concrete quay began.
The completed quay entered service, and from that date Dikili's seaborne cargo and passenger traffic has been handled through the port.
The port began operating under Turkish Maritime Organisation (TDI).
Port infrastructure was developed to meet growing maritime traffic.
Port operating rights were transferred to Dikili Port and Tourism Enterprises Trade Inc. under privatisation.
Cargo operations, marine services, passenger transport and warehousing services operating within Koloğlu are carried out without interruption.
Since that first concrete quay, successive extension and deepening works have brought the port to a total quay length of 300.50 metres and an alongside depth of up to 9.40 metres, making it a multi-purpose facility able to receive vessels at three separate berths at the same time.
Photographs of the Dikili pier and port from earlier years.
