Port Authority of Trinidad and Tobago
Bulletin 456 – Two Year Wharf Passes Now Available PPOS
Doing business at the Port of Port of Spain is becoming easier.
The Port of Port of Spain is a Customs-controlled and internationally regulated port facility. In accordance with the International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code and Customs requirements, all persons requiring access must be appropriately identified and authorized before entering designated areas of the Port.
Statement on Inter-Island Seabridge Operations
Passenger vessels operating on the inter-island sea bridge are withdrawn from service only in accordance with statutory requirements established by their classification society and flag state administration.
TT Spirit Update 02.02.2026
The passenger ferry T&T Spirit is currently berthed and undergoing technical assessment at the Port of Spain Ferry Terminal.
Update on the Cargo Vessel Operation 06.01.2025
The Port Authority of Trinidad and Tobago advises the public that a new roll-on/roll-off passenger and cargo vessel, the MV Blue Wave Harmony, has been secured to replace the MV Cabo Star upon the expiry of its lease on 12th January 2026.
Bulletin 446 Update- Disruption of Shed 4 Operations
Further to Bulletin 445, PPOS is pleased to advise that operations at Shed 4 will resume at 1200 hours today, Monday 18 August 2025.
Bulletin 445 Disruption of Shed 4 Operations
PPOS wishes to advise that, due to the recent inclement weather, operations at Shed 4 have been temporarily disrupted today, Monday 18 August 2025.
Bulletin 421 – Update on the Operations at the Port of Port of Spain (PPOS) Tuesday 12 November 2024
Further to Bulletin 420, the Port of Port of Spain would like to inform its stakeholders and customers that it is experiencing disruptions to specific areas of operations.