Kudat Port, strategically located with close proximity to the Philippines, serves as a significant maritime gateway for trade within the archipelago. The port primarily handles general cargo and timber-related products, making it a vital hub for these industries.
The port facilities include various berths:
| Inner Berth | 112 meters in length, 6.2 meters in depth, capable of accommodating vessels up to 4,000 DWT |
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| Outer Berth | 92 meters in length, 6.4 meters in depth, also supporting vessels up to 4,000 DWT |
| Passenger Ferry Terminal | 24 meters in length, with a depth ranging from 3 to 4 meters, suitable for vessels up to 1,000 DWT |
| Ferry Ramp (Ro-Ro) | 69 meters in length, with a depth ranging from 3 to 4 meters |
The port includes storage facilities with an open storage area of 3,028 square meters and a CIQS Terminal located at Godown, spanning 615 square meters. It mainly handles break bulk cargo. Mechanical equipment at Kudat Port includes forklifts, with one unit having a capacity of 4 tonnes and another unit with a 3-tonne capacity, facilitating cargo handling operations.