The Coast Guard Cutter James serves as a command and control platform in San Juan, Puerto Rico, Sept. 25, 2017. Coast Guard photo by Cmdr. Pete Melnick.
SAN JUAN — The following is a port condition update for the ports in Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
San Juan Harbor, Puerto Rico – Open
Guayanilla, Puerto Rico – Open
Tallaboa, Puerto Rico – Open
Salinas, Puerto Rico – Open
Arecibo, Puerto Rico – Open with restrictions
- Draft less than 15ft
- Daylight transit only
Fajardo, Culebra, Vieques – Open with restrictions
- Daylight transit only
Guayama, Puerto Rico – Open with restrictions
- Tug/barge only
- No deep draft vessels
- No vessels greater than 500 gross tons
St. Thomas, East and West Gregorie Channels, U.S. Virgin Islands – Open with restrictions
- Daylight transit only
- VIPA-Homeport Pier Virgin Island Port Authority
- VIP A- Sandfill
- WAPA – News Station
- Tropical Shipping
- Crowley
Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas – Open with restrictions
- Daylight transit only
Red Hook, St. Thomas – Open with restrictions
- Daylight transit only
Cruz Bay, St. John – Open with restrictions
- Daylight transit only
Limetree Bay, St. Croix – Open with restrictions
- Daylight only
- Draft less than 45ft
Krause Lagoon, St. Croix – Open with restrictions
- Daylight only
- Draft less than 45ft
Frederiksted, St. Croix – Open with restrictions
- Daylight transit only
All other ports remain closed. Information can be found at the Coast Guard’s Homeport Web site.
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