The movement of tidal currents at the mouth of the port is determined by the placement of the coastal structures (eg break water). Ulee Lheue Port, which is located in Banda Aceh City as one of the vital inter-island crossing ports, often experiences problems related to the movement of ships during seasonal changes due to currents and waves. The condition of the entrance channel at Ulee Lheue Port becomes difficult for ships to pass in the West and East monsoons. This paper aims to describe the current movement that occurs when the pemecah gelombang at Ulee Lheue Port is varied, its layout is reviewed based on the direction of the waves coming. Scenario I looks at the condition of the existing pemecah gelombang, scenario II extends the building on the right side 100m, scenario III extends the left side 250m, and scenario IV extends the left side 100m and the right side 155m. The data used to analyze the current movement are wind speed taken from the BMKG Blang Bintang station, available measurement currents, and tides records at the port pool for 30 days record. The current movement is simulated using Delft3D software. The simulation results show that inside the port in scenario II the smallest maximum current velocity is 0.25m/sec compared to other scenarios. Of the four simulated scenarios, in terms of current movements, scenario IV is better than the others. Besides that, it also provides the ship comfort when maneuvering into the port.