| Minet el-Beida | |
| Native Name: | المينا البيضا |
| Alternate Name: | Ma'hadu |
| Map Type: | Syria |
| Map Alt: | Located on the Mediterranean coast of Syria |
| Map Size: | 200 |
| Location: | Latakia, Syria |
| Coordinates: | 35.607°N 35.776°W |
| Type: | settlement, port |
| Built: | late fifteenth century BC |
| Epochs: | Bronze Age |
| Cultures: | Canaanite |
| Dependency Of: | Ugarit |
| Event: | Bronze Age collapse |
| Excavations: | 1928—1935 |
| Archaeologists: | Claude F. A. Schaeffer |
| Ownership: | Public |
| Public Access: | No |
Minet el-Beida (ar|المينا البيضا, The White Harbor; or ancient Maʾḫadu[1]) is a small bay located 10km (10miles) north of Latakia, Syria on the Mediterranean Sea.[2]
It is an important archaeological site because it served as the harbor town and necropolis for Ugarit.