PortMiami is recognized as the Cruise Capital of the World® and Cargo Gateway of the Americas. The Port is among Miami-Dade County's largest economic engines contributing $61 billion annually to the …

Called The Crown of Miami for its two peaks resembling passing ships, the terminal is 170,000 square feet. It also features an expedited security check-in area for international guests and spacious …

The PortMiami Cruise Guide Street Map provides a comprehensive layout of PortMiami, detailing cruise terminals, cargo facilities, administrative buildings, parking areas, and transportation routes to assist …

PortMiami’s mission is to operate and develop the leading public seaport to benefit the citizens of Miami-Dade County and the State of Florida, while remaining competitive and financially self-sufficient; …

PortMiami offers convenient parking at every cruise terminal, with facilities located on both the north and south sides of the Port. Designated spaces are available for guests with disabled permits in each …

As a landlord port, PortMiami maintains lease agreements with cargo terminal operators. Terminal operators furnish wharfage, dock, warehouse and other marine terminal services. For assistance …

Please see our Transportation page for directions to the Port. Is there public transportation from the Port of Miami to the Fort Lauderdale International Airport?

Port Miami Daily Dock This report will show all vessels docked at Port Miami in a specific time window.

The Port of Miami Tunnel is utilized by more than 23 million vehicles and provides a direct link to the Interstate highway system and takes about 80 percent of port traffic off Downtown Miami streets.

Miami-Dade County now has a new public records management tool that allows you to request and track its status online. Create a new account or log in to submit and see updates to your public …