Eastport Port Authority

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3 Hamlet Pl

Eastport, ME 04631

+1 (207) 853-4614

https://www.portofeastport.org

The Eastport Port Authority, located in Eastport, Maine, is home to the deepest natural seaport in the continental United States. With a long and colorful history dating back to 1977, the port prides itself on fast, efficient, and damage-free handling of all types of cargo, supported by a safety-first staff, modern equipment, and state-of-the-art tracking software.

Offering comprehensive maritime and cargo services, the port is divided into two major facilities: the Estes Head Cargo Terminal and the Breakwater Terminal. Equipped to accommodate vessels up to 900 feet in length, the port also welcomes cruise ships of all sizes, as well as multi-person vessels such as yachts and mega-yachts. With a commitment to meeting the needs of its clients, the Eastport Port Authority is a reliable and trusted hub for maritime operations in the region.

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