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Port Canaveral, Florida - View Cruises Departing From This PortOverviewCanaveral is a key cruise and cargo port located
in Brevard County, Florida. Port Canaveral is the second busiest cruise port in
the world. During 2004, over 4.5 million cruise passengers passed through the
Port's cruise terminals. A superlative deep water port, Port Canaveral also has
a high volume of cargo traffic. Over three million tons of cargo moves through
Port Canaveral annually. In 1965, a lock was donated at the port. The Canaveral
Lock is still in operation, and is preserved by the United States Army Corps of
Engineers. The focus of the port throughout the 1960s and 1970s remained fishing
and shipping, with three 400-foot cargo piers built on the north side of the
Port in 1976, and a chain of warehouses built in the port area. Expanding the
Cruise capability of the port begun in 1982, two more warehouses were changed to
cruise terminals in 1983. The subsequent year the SS Royale of Premier Cruise
Lines was home ported at Port Canaveral. A fourth cruise terminal was opened in
1986.
Things To DoThe big event in Port Canaveral is the Sea Fest.
The Sea Fest annual seafood festival was first held in 1983. The festival occurs
over three days in early spring, and is co-hosted by the Cocoa Beach Area
Chamber of Commerce and the Canaveral Port Authority. A local attraction with
live music, local artists, and of course seafood. In 2005 5,000 pounds of freshly caught fish, including flounder,
blue crab claws and over 100 gallons of seafood chowder were devoured at the
festival.
You can visit one of the most important sites in America, the Kennedy Space
Center. Since the birth of space flight, John F. Kennedy Space Center has been
at the head of America's ongoing quest in space. From here, NASA has launched
brave astronauts and advanced spacecraft on courageous missions to Earth orbit,
the moon and the universe beyond.
Driving Directions - Directions from
Orlando International Airport
- Take the North Exit from the Airport to S.R. 528
(Beeline Expressway) East.
- Take S.R. 528 north directly to Port Canaveral.
- Directions from
Melbourne International Airport
- Take a left (east) out of the airport onto NASA
Blvd. and follow to where NASA ends at Route 1.
- Turn left (north) onto Route 1. Travel for
approximately 20 minutes on Route 1
- Go east onto SR 528. Stay on Bee Line for
approx. 10 miles to Port Canaveral
Cruise Terminal #2 - 180 Christopher Columbus
Drive
Cruise Terminal #3 - 220 Christopher Columbus Drive
Cruise Terminal #4 - 240 Christopher Columbus Drive
Cruise Terminal #5 - 9245 Charles Rowland Drive
Cruise Terminal #8 - 9155 Charles Rowland Drive
Cruise Terminal #10 - 9005 Charles Rowland Drive
Cape Canaveral, FL 32920
WeatherTemperature in Fahrenheit (°F)
Jan Feb Mar Apr
May Jun Jul Aug
Sep Oct Nov Dec 60 62 67 71
76 81 82 82
81 75 68 62
Overview
Canaveral is a key cruise and cargo port located
in Brevard County, Florida. Port Canaveral is the second busiest cruise port in
the world. During 2004, over 4.5 million cruise passengers passed through the
Port's cruise terminals. A superlative deep water port, Port Canaveral also has
a high volume of cargo traffic. Over three million tons of cargo moves through
Port Canaveral annually. In 1965, a lock was donated at the port. The Canaveral
Lock is still in operation, and is preserved by the United States Army Corps of
Engineers. The focus of the port throughout the 1960s and 1970s remained fishing
and shipping, with three 400-foot cargo piers built on the north side of the
Port in 1976, and a chain of warehouses built in the port area. Expanding the
Cruise capability of the port begun in 1982, two more warehouses were changed to
cruise terminals in 1983. The subsequent year the SS Royale of Premier Cruise
Lines was home ported at Port Canaveral. A fourth cruise terminal was opened in
1986.
Things To Do
The big event in Port Canaveral is the Sea Fest.
The Sea Fest annual seafood festival was first held in 1983. The festival occurs
over three days in early spring, and is co-hosted by the Cocoa Beach Area
Chamber of Commerce and the Canaveral Port Authority. A local attraction with
live music, local artists, and of course seafood. In 2005 5,000 pounds of freshly caught fish, including flounder,
blue crab claws and over 100 gallons of seafood chowder were devoured at the
festival.
You can visit one of the most important sites in America, the Kennedy Space Center. Since the birth of space flight, John F. Kennedy Space Center has been at the head of America's ongoing quest in space. From here, NASA has launched brave astronauts and advanced spacecraft on courageous missions to Earth orbit, the moon and the universe beyond.
You can visit one of the most important sites in America, the Kennedy Space Center. Since the birth of space flight, John F. Kennedy Space Center has been at the head of America's ongoing quest in space. From here, NASA has launched brave astronauts and advanced spacecraft on courageous missions to Earth orbit, the moon and the universe beyond.
Driving Directions
- Directions from Orlando International Airport
- Take the North Exit from the Airport to S.R. 528 (Beeline Expressway) East.
- Take S.R. 528 north directly to Port Canaveral.
- Directions from Melbourne International Airport
- Take a left (east) out of the airport onto NASA Blvd. and follow to where NASA ends at Route 1.
- Turn left (north) onto Route 1. Travel for approximately 20 minutes on Route 1
- Go east onto SR 528. Stay on Bee Line for approx. 10 miles to Port Canaveral
Cruise Terminal #2 - 180 Christopher Columbus
Drive
Cruise Terminal #3 - 220 Christopher Columbus Drive
Cruise Terminal #4 - 240 Christopher Columbus Drive
Cruise Terminal #5 - 9245 Charles Rowland Drive
Cruise Terminal #8 - 9155 Charles Rowland Drive
Cruise Terminal #10 - 9005 Charles Rowland Drive
Cape Canaveral, FL 32920
Weather
Temperature in Fahrenheit (°F)
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | 60 | 62 | 67 | 71 | 76 | 81 | 82 | 82 | 81 | 75 | 68 | 62 |
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