The term 'Phoenician Port' refers to three ancient ports located in the Mediterranean Sea. TYRE, a port city in modern-day Lebanon, was an important trading center for the Phoenicians. Utica, located in modern-day Tunisia, was another major port of the Phoenicians. Sidon, located in modern-day Lebanon, was the third port of the Phoenicians. All three of these ports were important trading centers for the Phoenicians and played a major role in the development of the region.