Mukran Port is located on the north side of the island Rügen and is at the same time the easternmost deepest seaport. With a maximum draft of 10.5 meters Mukran Port is the fifth largest harbor along the German coastline. It is an attractive industrial, commercial and logistical location with a solid perspective for the handling and storage of agricultural goods. Mukran Port is the largest German railway ferry terminal, which provides standard gauge as rail and transshipment terminals for Russian broad gauge to transfer Russian rail and roro units. Mukran Port remains unique in the matter for a compulsory pilot and tug boat for vessels with an LOA of 135 meters. In some special cases, an exemption by the Port Authority can be obtained. It will be applied with the information of the technical data sheet provided by the respective vessel.

The port of Vierow is located on the south bank of the Greifswalder Bodden. In the past few years, it has developed into the second-strongest handling hub for grain and feed in Mecklenburg-Pomerania. Two berths with a length of 140 and 120 meters provide optimal conditions for mooring/unmooring. The maximum draft is 6.50 meters.

The port of Wolgast is the most eastern seaport of Germany. In the south port fertilizer, lime and grain are the main cargoes handled.