Port Authority of the Cayman Islands

Port Authority of the Cayman Islands The Port Authority of the Cayman Islands activities involves the management of the maritime affairs of the Cayman Islands. Carrying out the Port Authority Laws

The scope of the Port Authority of the Cayman Islands activities is as follows:
1. Providing and maintaining facilities for the offloading of cargo imports into all three Islands.
2. To contribute to the growth of cruise tour
ism (and thereby the economy), by providing and
maintaining facilities to accommodate the cruise ship passengers.
3. Providing and maintaining navigational markers in Ca

yman Islands waters.
4. Providing a patrolling presence, using two fully equipped motor vessels, in the immediate harbour area of the Cayman Islands during cruise ship visits.
5. Providing a safe and enjoyable environment for the Port Authority’s staff and customers.
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Over the past year, the Port Authority of the Cayman Islands has continued to invest in the people, equipment and infras...
25/06/2026

Over the past year, the Port Authority of the Cayman Islands has continued to invest in the people, equipment and infrastructure that keep our islands moving.

- Konecranes Gottwald harbour crane
Our new Konecranes cargo crane arrived at George Town, bringing world-leading technology and greater capacity to cargo operations.

- Fluid Marine 36 Cabin harbour patrol vessels
Our new harbour patrol vessels joined the fleet — faster, more capable and ready to help protect Cayman’s waters around the clock.

-Taylor XLC975 container handler
Our new Taylor XLC975 container handler arrived at George Town, strengthening the safe and efficient movement of cargo through our port.

These are more than investments in infrastructure. They are investments in safer operations, stronger services and the future of the Cayman Islands.

Behind every major initiative are our dedicated staff. Their expertise, planning and commitment help turn important projects into real improvements for our community. In the weeks ahead, we will further highlight the dedicated staff who helped make these infrastructure initiatives happen.

Three investments. One commitment: Serving the Cayman Islands to the very highest standard.

Read the full media release at caymanport.com.

- The backbone of the Cayman Islands — Yesterday. Today. Tomorrow. Always.

16/06/2026

At the Port Authority of the Cayman Islands, our people are our greatest asset.

From safety and emergency response training, to engaging with our community at career fairs and school visits — our team shows up every single day with dedication, pride, and a commitment to service that goes far beyond the berth.

We are grateful for the continued support of the Cayman Islands community as we work to be the best port we can be for these islands.

Whether it is keeping our waters safe, maintaining our infrastructure, investing in the next generation, or simply showing up — this is what PACI looks like from the inside.

We are Cayman Port. And we are committed to you. ⚓🇰🇾

🌊 From our shores to the world — and back again.The Port Authority of the Cayman Islands keeps our islands connected. Ev...
16/06/2026

🌊 From our shores to the world — and back again.

The Port Authority of the Cayman Islands keeps our islands connected. Every cargo container, every cruise passenger, every vessel in our harbour — that's us, working every single day.

We're refreshing our social media presence and we want to bring you behind the scenes. Expect regular updates on port operations, cruise updates, maritime safety, and the people who make it all happen.

17/03/2026

NAVIGATIONAL SAFETY NOTICE

As of March 16, 2026

⚠️ Damage to Channel Markers – Rum Point

The Port Authority of the Cayman Islands advises mariners that the outer channel markers at Rum Point have sustained damage.

An engineering assessment will be conducted to determine the required repairs.

Guidance for Vessel Operators

Mariners navigating in the vicinity of Rum Point are advised to exercise heightened caution and maintain safe speeds while transiting the area.

Operators should remain vigilant and monitor official updates from the Port Authority until repairs are completed.

The safety of all waterway users remains a priority, and cooperation from the maritime community is appreciated.

09/01/2026

Strengthening emergency response capabilities remains a key priority for our port operations. As part of an equipment supply provided by Elastec Inc., Stewart Ellis, Vice President, came to lend his support with equipment delivery, inspection, and familiarization. The training programme included classroom instruction, field deployment exercises, equipment inspection, and hands-on operational training, supporting preparedness and certification for participating personnel. The Port Authority of the Cayman Islands expresses appreciation for the collaboration, participation, and enhanced response capabilities resulting from this initiative.

Address

113 Seafarers Way
George Town
KY1-1108

Opening Hours

Monday 08:30 - 16:00
Tuesday 08:30 - 16:00
Wednesday 08:30 - 16:00
Thursday 08:30 - 16:00
Friday 08:30 - 16:00
Saturday 08:30 - 12:00

Telephone

+13459492055

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