Trade
Ports North’s reputation as a project cargo hub for Far North Queensland continues to grow delivering on major contracts for the region.
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Ports North’s reputation as a project cargo hub for Far North Queensland continues to grow delivering on major contracts for the region.
Read MoreCairns Marlin Marina provides first-class facilities and customer service for a diverse fleet including some of the world’s biggest super yachts.
Read MoreThe Port of Cairns is one of the country’s busiest cruise destinations for major international cruise ships scheduling visits annually.
Read MorePorts North has begun the ‘Ports Master Planning Project 2019’ to assist in plotting a sustainable and balanced course for the next 30 years.
Read MoreThe Port of Cairns is a multi-purpose regional port that caters to a diverse range of customers from project, bulk and general cargo, cruise shipping, fishing fleet and reef passenger ferries.
Read MoreThe Port of Mourilyan exports raw sugar and molasses from the Innisfail, Babinda, Tully and Atherton Tableland sugar growing districts.
Read MoreThe Port of Karumba is located at the mouth of the Norman River in the south-east corner of the Gulf of Carpentaria.
Read MoreThe Port of Thursday Island is a community port located in a natural harbour in the Torres Strait at the most northern part of Australia.
Read MoreThe Port of Cape Flattery is situated more than 200 kilometres north of Cairns on the east coast of Cape York Peninsula.
Read MoreQuintell Beach is a community port with a barge facility located on the east coast of northern Cape York.
Read MoreThe Port of Burketown is a declared port, however, no commercial trade takes place.
Read MoreThe Port of Cooktown is a declared port, which attracts some cruise ships, and tourism vessels, however, no commercial trade takes place.
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Ports North is committed to understanding and minimising any potential environmental impacts of our operations and encouraging good environmental practice by our port users, tenants and other stakeholders. Which is why we are developing a Sustainability Strategy - a whole-of-business project covering Ports North’s business and governance. The project will capture and assess all important economic, environmental and community issues.