Port of Prince Rupert

Prince Rupert, British Columbia

Located in Prince Rupert Harbour, the Port of Prince Rupert is the third busiest seaport in Canada. It boasts deep, wide, and protected approaches, making it ideal for large vessels and reducing pilot time. The port offers intermodal services, handling bulk liquids, pellets, coal, and grain. Visitors can enjoy the shortest Pacific route to Asia, with significant time and cost reductions in shipping. Explore the North Coast Regional District of British Columbia with its untamed wilderness and authentic Canadian experiences. Don't miss out on the North Coast's unique attractions like the North Pacific Cannery National Historic Site, Khutzeymateen Grizzly Bear Sanctuary, and the Museum of Northern BC. Sample fresh seafood at local restaurants or explore the outdoor sports courts in partnership with the community. Embrace the winter season with snow activities at Shames Mountain funded by the Community Investment Fund. Make sure to witness the humpback whales in the harbor and learn about wildlife conservation efforts. Join in the local festivities like Winterfest and support community causes like education and food sustainability. Plan a visit to the Prince Rupert Port Interpretive Centre to learn about the port's sustainability initiatives and global shipping corridors.

Location

City: Prince Rupert

Region: British Columbia

Country: Canada

Coordinates: 54.2883° N, 130.3562° W