Grenada Port Authority Cruise Ship Terminal

The Grenada Port Authority Cruise Ship Terminal, located in St. George's, is a pivotal maritime gateway that has transformed Grenada into a leading cruise destination in the Caribbean. The terminal's history reflects a commitment to modernizing port facilities to accommodate the growing cruise industry.Opened in 2005, the Melville Street Cruise Terminal is part of a US$80 million development project, marking it as the largest public/private joint venture on the island. This state-of-the-art facility features a 375-meter jetty capable of handling four smaller cruise ships or two mega-ships along with one medium-sized vessel simultaneously. The seabed was dredged to a depth of 10.5 meters to accommodate the world's largest cruise ships.Inside the terminal, passengers are welcomed by an extensive Welcome Centre and Duty-Free Hall, offering a variety of retail outlets, including well-known names in electronics, fashion, jewelry, and local crafts. The terminal is designed to ensure passengers pass through the mall upon arrival or departure.Beyond the terminal, a landscaped public square provides easy access to the bustling market and the city of St. George's. The terminal is a short walk from the Carenage, known for its historical buildings and monuments. Nearby attractions include Market Square, Fort George, the Roman Catholic Cathedral, and the Grenada National Museum.