This page keeps the Port Fouad bank separate from Port Said, and states the limits of what is known about passenger and vehicle entrances in the east. The west-bank address is not reused as if it served both terminals.
Sources reviewed 9 November 2026
This is an independent planning page. No current timetable, fare or specific boarding gate has been confirmed by the operator; check official notices and crew instructions at both banks before travelling.
The familiar 7856+R8F map pin belongs to the Port Said area at El-Gomhoreya and the customs district. Using it as the address of a Port Fouad terminal places a visitor on the wrong side of the canal, which is a practical problem that rewording the address cannot fix.
Port Fouad is a city in its own right on the east bank, with its own streets, waterfront and residential districts. Any boarding guide has to identify the bank first.
When you arrive in Port Fouad, identify the return point before setting off to explore, and ask about the operating passenger gate and the vehicle lane if you have a car. Reports from 2026 describe development works at berths and squares, which may involve a temporary change of route.
No precise address or coordinates for the east bank are published here before a documented reference exists; an absent figure is more accurate than an invented one.
We have no documented exact address for the current east-bank gate. Confirm the entrance from an official notice or from the crew on arrival.
No. The available pin belongs to the Port Said side; the Port Fouad point is separate and needs on-site confirmation.
The routes may be separated, but the current arrangement is not documented here; ask at the boarding point.