Haines Port

Haines Port is a vital maritime facility located in Haines, Alaska, serving as a key gateway to Southeast Alaska. Renowned for its stunning natural scenery and rich cultural heritage, Haines Port is not only important for local commerce but also for tourism, providing access to the breathtaking landscapes of the nearby Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve. The port supports a diverse range of activities including commercial fishing, tourism, and freight transport, making it an essential hub for both locals and visitors alike.

Managed by the Haines Ports and Harbors Authority, Haines Port has established itself as a central point for shipping and receiving goods, providing critical services to the community and its surrounding areas. The port is equipped to handle various types of cargo, including fishing supplies, tourism-related goods, and general freight. Its strategic location and infrastructure enable it to accommodate the seasonal influx of tourists while maintaining a steady flow of local trades. Additionally, with a focus on environmental stewardship, Haines Port promotes sustainable practices that safeguard the region’s beautiful surroundings and marine ecosystems.

As Haines Port continues to develop, it remains committed to enhancing its services and efficiency, ensuring it meets the logistical needs of shipping operations while supporting the economic growth of the Haines community and preserving its natural resources.