Lamu Port, Kenya achieved a major milestone with the arrival of the MV Nagoya Express, a 335-meter container ship and the largest vessel ever to dock in East Africa. The port successfully handled 140 transshipped containers bound for New York, showcasing its growing role in global high value cargo operations. Lamu’s
deep-water berths, spacious turning basin, and modern facilities allow it to accommodate ultra-large vessels that face challenges at Mombasa Port. Significant investments by the Kenya Ports Authority, including advanced gantry cranes, position Lamu as a competitive alternative hub for regional and international trade.
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