Prince Rupert Cruise Port operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Prince Rupert Cruise Port is located in Downtown Prince Rupert at 263 Manson Way,
Prince Rupert, BC V8J 3X4, Canada.
No, Wi-Fi is not available at the Prince Rupert Cruise Port.
No, there are currently no specific assistance services available for passengers with disabilities.
Yes, family and friends are welcome to view the vessel from outside the terminal area.
Prince Rupert Airport is located on Digby Island. Guests must first take a five-minute car ride to the Airport Shuttle, which then provides a 30-minute ferry trip across the harbour to reach the city and cruise port area.
Taxis are the primary form of transportation available to and from the port.
Yes, parking is available on-site. Please visit our Parking page for detailed information.
No, there is no shuttle service provided at the port.
If you lose an item while at the terminal, please inform a member of the terminal personnel immediately.
Entry requirements to Canada vary by country of origin.
Please consult the official Government of Canada website for details: Visit Canada Entry Requirements
Final entry decisions are made by Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) officers at the border.
We recommend packing layered clothing, a rain jacket, non-slip walking or hiking shoes, government-issued identification, and cash or credit cards (USD or CAD accepted).
Yes, most mobile phones will work depending on your service provider’s international coverage.
The local currency is the Canadian Dollar (CAD), although most businesses also accept U.S. Dollars (USD).
Yes, tipping is customary and appreciated, especially on tours and in restaurants.
Drivers in Prince Rupert travel on the right-hand side of the road and must obey all speed limits and traffic signs.
It is encouraged to book tours through your cruise line’s website or in person on board your ship.
Prince Rupert is located within the pristine Great Bear Rainforest. Popular attractions include whale and bear watching, harbour tours by kayak or RIB boat, hiking through old-growth forests, and immersive Indigenous cultural experiences.
Prince Rupert operates on Pacific Standard Time (PST).
Prince Rupert experiences mild temperatures year-round. Rain is common, so we recommend bringing waterproof layers and comfortable, removable clothing.
For business inquiries, please contact info@princerupertcruiseport.com.
The port provides fresh water services for cruise lines. For a full list please visit our Port Services page or contact us at info@princerupertcruiseport.com
Yes, the port welcomes opportunities for collaboration with vendors and suppliers. Please contact us at info@princerupertcruiseport.com for detailed information.
For partnership or collaboration opportunities, please email info@princerupertcruiseport.com.
Security at the port includes physical barriers to entry, trained security personnel, a surveillance system, and a Marine Facility Safety Plan developed in partnership with the Prince Rupert Port Authority and approved by Transport Canada.
Prince Rupert Cruise Port follows all federal, provincial, and municipal regulations regarding health and safety.
Yes, retail spaces in the container market can be rented through Tourism Prince Rupert.
No, advertising opportunities are not currently available at the port.
For detailed information on port fees and tariffs, please contact info@princerupertcruiseport.com.
To book a berthing space, please email info@princerupertcruiseport.com.
Large supply deliveries can be arranged via seaside launch, while smaller deliveries can be made through the terminal using a hand cart.
Please contact your shipping or port agent, who will guide you based on the specific nature of your request.
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In case of an emergency, please contact the General Manager of the terminal, or dial 911 for police, fire, or ambulance services.
If you are interested in joining the team, please send your resume and cover letter to info@princerupertcruiseport.com.
For business inquiries, please contact info@princerupertcruiseport.com.
The port provides fresh water services for cruise lines. For a full list please visit our Port Services page or contact us at info@princerupertcruiseport.com
Yes, the port welcomes opportunities for collaboration with vendors and suppliers. Please contact us at info@princerupertcruiseport.com for detailed information.
For partnership or collaboration opportunities, please email info@princerupertcruiseport.com.
Security at the port includes physical barriers to entry, trained security personnel, a surveillance system, and a Marine Facility Safety Plan developed in partnership with the Prince Rupert Port Authority and approved by Transport Canada.
Prince Rupert Cruise Port follows all federal, provincial, and municipal regulations regarding health and safety.
Yes, retail spaces in the container market can be rented through Tourism Prince Rupert.
No, advertising opportunities are not currently available at the port.
For detailed information on port fees and tariffs, please contact info@princerupertcruiseport.com.
To book a berthing space, please email info@princerupertcruiseport.com.
Large supply deliveries can be arranged via seaside launch, while smaller deliveries can be made through the terminal using a hand cart.
Please contact your shipping or port agent, who will guide you based on the specific nature of your request.
Follow Global Ports Holding on your preferred social media platforms for the latest news and updates about Prince Rupert Cruise Port.
Instagram: globalportsholding
Facebook: Global Ports Holding
LinkedIn: Global Ports Holding
www.globalportsholding.com
In case of an emergency, please contact the General Manager of the terminal, or dial 911 for police, fire, or ambulance services.
If you are interested in joining the team, please send your resume and cover letter to info@princerupertcruiseport.com.
Prince Rupert is located within the pristine Great Bear Rainforest. Popular attractions include whale and bear watching, harbour tours by kayak or RIB boat, hiking through old-growth forests, and immersive Indigenous cultural experiences.
It is encouraged to book tours through your cruise line’s website or in person on board your ship.
Drivers in Prince Rupert travel on the right-hand side of the road and must obey all speed limits and traffic signs.
Prince Rupert operates on Pacific Standard Time (PST).
Prince Rupert experiences mild temperatures year-round. Rain is common, so we recommend bringing waterproof layers and comfortable, removable clothing.
Prince Rupert Cruise Port operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Prince Rupert Cruise Port is located in Downtown Prince Rupert at 263 Manson Way,
Prince Rupert, BC V8J 3X4, Canada.
No, Wi-Fi is not available at the Prince Rupert Cruise Port.
No, there are currently no specific assistance services available for passengers with disabilities.
Yes, family and friends are welcome to view the vessel from outside the terminal area.
Prince Rupert Airport is located on Digby Island. Guests must first take a five-minute car ride to the Airport Shuttle, which then provides a 30-minute ferry trip across the harbour to reach the city and cruise port area.
Taxis are the primary form of transportation available to and from the port.
Yes, parking is available on-site. Please visit our Parking page for detailed information.
No, there is no shuttle service provided at the port.
If you lose an item while at the terminal, please inform a member of the terminal personnel immediately.
Entry requirements to Canada vary by country of origin.
Please consult the official Government of Canada website for details: Visit Canada Entry Requirements
Final entry decisions are made by Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) officers at the border.
We recommend packing layered clothing, a rain jacket, non-slip walking or hiking shoes, government-issued identification, and cash or credit cards (USD or CAD accepted).
Yes, most mobile phones will work depending on your service provider’s international coverage.
The local currency is the Canadian Dollar (CAD), although most businesses also accept U.S. Dollars (USD).
Yes, tipping is customary and appreciated, especially on tours and in restaurants.