Europoort is a major industrial port area within the Port of Rotterdam, situated on the south bank of the Nieuwe Waterweg near the mouth of the rivers Rhine and Meuse.

Its location at the Dintelhaven places it at the heart of one of the world's busiest and largest port complexes, serving as a key gateway to Europe with a hinterland spanning the Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, and parts of France.

The area is heavily industrialized, hosting petrochemical refineries, crude oil storage tank terminals, and bulk handling facilities for iron ore and coal, as well as container and vehicle terminals.

Because the deep-water berths are free of locks and tidal obstacles, Europoort can receive the largest oil tankers afloat.

An extensive pipeline network connects the terminals to refineries across the Netherlands and neighboring countries, making Rotterdam a central hub in the European chemical and petrochemical sector.