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Answer: Following are the main differences between port and harbour.
| Port | Harbour |
| Ports are infrastructure planned for the intent of ships docking to unload and load people or goods. | On the other hand, Harbours are water bodies where vessels, barges, and boats can be docked. |
| The ports may be situated along the coast. | Also, the harbour may be situated along inland waterways. |
| It is a commercial water facility used for cargo and ships. | Harbour is the best part along the coastline where the vessel and other water ships are parked or stored. |
| The ports are prepared with forklifts, warehouse cranes, and docks. It provides many suitable facilities for ships. |
