The Port of St. George's in Grenada can accommodate the largest cruise ships, with up to two vessels berthed at the Melville Street Cruise Terminal, one vessel berthed at the north end of the main quay and four anchored in the outer harbour, from where passengers can be brought ashore in tenders.

Opened in November 2004, the Melville Street Cruise Terminal is located on the downtown waterfront of Grenada's capital city of St. George's. The facility has 1600 feet (375 m) of available pier to simultaneously handle two mega-ships. With passenger convenience in mind, the Melville Street Cruise Terminal provides excellent bus and taxi facilities for an efficient transfer of passengers to waiting tours. There is also a dedicated water-taxi jetty for easy transfer of passenger to waiting water taxis.

The inner harbour on the Carenage is a general service port, offering berthing for cruise ships and cargo vessels. In 2000 it was upgraded to provide 1100 ft (335m) of continuous berth, and a separate handling area and Cruise Welcome Centre for cruise passengers at the north end of the quay.

Both facilities offer garbage disposal, agencies, provisioning, chandlers, electricity and telephone services. Currently water is available at the inner harbour. All services can be requested through the shipping agents.

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The Grenada Ports Authority
Email - grenport@spiceisle.com
Tel - 473 440 7678