Please be aware that the lights at Boatswain Bay Lighthouse is not working at the moment. We are working on it and will update once its operational again. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.
Please be aware that the lights at Boatswain Bay Lighthouse is not working at the moment. We are working on it and will update once its operational again. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.
The Port Authority is monitoring the tropical systems on the periphery of the Caribbean and in the western Atlantic which are forecasted to impact our area by this weekend and into early next week. We are therefore asking importers with cargo already here and those with cargo that is on its way, to please expeditiously clear it with Customs and collect it as soon as it is available. Those customers who have signed up and received an online ID from PACI can see when their cargo is available. We would also like to ask persons with vessels moored in the harbour and Seven Mile Beach, to monitor the systems and secure their vessels, or seek the appropriate safe harbour or shelter by this weekend.
Our website will be down tomorrow (Monday June 14, 201) morning for 2 hours starting at 10am. This is to facilitate an update to our network infrastructure. We apologize for any inconvenience that this might cause.
Prohibited activities in a port anchorage area
141B.(1) A person shall not —
(a) take a specimen of any species;
(b) enter into the water;
(c) damage, destroy or otherwise cause the loss of a natural resource, except in the normal course of anchoring or mooring a vessel;
(d) deposit or discharge rubbish, litter, effluent or waste of any kind; or
(e) dredge, quarry, extract sand or gravel, discharge waste or any other matter or in any other way disturbs, alters or destroys the natural environment,
in a port anchorage area, without the permission of the Director.
The Port Director hereby gives permission for persons to line fishing from shore, and to snorkel and scuba dive in the designated anchorage area around Scott’s Dock in Cayman Brac when there are:
No marine life may be taken during any in water activity, or via any vessel anchored within the designated anchorage.
Please note that our website will be unavailable for 4 hours starting at 9am on May 2nd, 2021 while we perform necessary network maintenance. We apologize for any inconvenience that this may cause.
The new Advance Notification Form for Waste Delivery is now available from the Forms section of our website or you can access it directly here.
The Port Authority wishes to inform the public that with the new amendment to the Port Regulations (https://www.caymanport.com/regulations-laws/)
NO in-water activity can occur in the designated anchorage area without the permission of the Port Authority. This is for two reasons; Safety and Security.
For persons wishing to snorkel or dive any site in the GT Harbour, permission can be obtained by calling Port Security via VHF16, or emailing security@caymanport.com
For persons wishing to dive or snorkel any site in the designated anchorage area in Cayman Brac, permission can be obtained by calling Cayman Brac Security on VHF 16 or by emailing BracSecurity@caymanport.com
Please also copy pfso@caymanport.com on all requests emailed to either of the two email addresses as we aim to ensure all responses receive a timely response.
The Rumpoint Channel lights are now fully functional.
What to do when your shipment arrives in Grand Cayman Procedures you have to go through before receiving your shipment. You can decide to clear the shipment yourself or appoint a broker to do so on your behalf.
Ship your cargo using any of the shipping companies or one of the agents. For Importing and Exporting of Cargo to/from Cayman brac Thompson Shipping is the only agent/company to import and export freight from Cayman Brac. You may contact them for further information.