Seaports

Atlantic Ocean: Port Canaveral

Major deep-water port of entry, 50 miles east of Orlando. Depths range from 39 ft. to 41 ft.
World’s first quadramodal foreign trade zone, interchanging freight among sea, land, air and space.
At 4,160-acres, among the largest general purpose foreign trade zones in the country.
Containerized, project, ro/ro, bulk and breakbulk cargo service from Central Florida to the rest of the world. Handled more than 2.4 million short tons in 2008.
Shortest direct entry on the east coast, with only 45-minute travel time from first sea buoy to anchorage.
North/South and East/West uncongested highway access to all markets.
Six cruise terminals. Moved 3.6 million revenue cruise passengers in 2008.
Second busiest cruise port in the world.

Intercoastal Waterway: Port of Sanford

Located in Seminole County at intersection of Interstate 4 and U.S. Highway 17-92.
River barge access via St. Johns River to Lake Monroe.
250,000 square feet of industrial and distribution space.
350-foot main pier and bulk unloading pier of 100 feet.

Gulf of Mexico: Port of Tampa