Port Authority Directory

The authority operating Port Canaveral, one of the busiest cruise ports in the world and a growing cargo and logistics hub on Florida's Space Coast.

The City of Key West's cruise and ferry terminal handling passenger vessel operations and limited commercial activity in the Florida Keys.

A public seaport on the Treasure Coast handling commercial fishing, recreational boating, and limited cargo operations in St. Lucie County.

An independent government agency operating cargo and cruise terminals in Jacksonville, a major container, automobile, and bulk cargo gateway.

A Broward County seaport and one of the world's leading cruise ports, also handling containerized cargo and petroleum products for South Florida.

Florida's closest deep-water seaport to the Panama Canal, handling bulk, breakbulk, container, and liquid bulk cargo in Tampa Bay.

A deep-water port on Amelia Island in Nassau County handling bulk and breakbulk cargo for Northeast Florida.

A deep-water seaport in Riviera Beach handling container, bulk, and RoRo cargo with regular ferry service to the Bahamas.

A public seaport in downtown Pensacola handling breakbulk, bulk, and specialty cargo for the Gulf Coast region.

The City of St. Petersburg's municipal port facility handling commercial cargo and ferry operations on Tampa Bay.

A deep-water seaport in Bay County handling military, commercial, and bulk cargo on the Gulf Coast, with significant Department of Defense throughput.

Florida's largest port by tonnage and land area, handling cargo, cruise, and industrial operations in the Tampa Bay region.

The Miami-Dade County seaport, known as the Cruise Capital of the World and a leading cargo gateway between the United States and Latin America.

A small commercial seaport in the City of Stuart handling bulk cargo operations on the St. Lucie River and Okeechobee Waterway.