521 Premier Rd, Port Saint Joe, FL 32456

With numerous assets, the Port of Port St. Joe is poised for development and expansion. It is one of 15 state-designated ports within the state of Florida and one of only three ports along North Florida’s Gulf Coast. With the expansion of the Panama Canal and the inception of Post-Panamax shipping, some non-competitive freight handling operations currently at larger ports are expected to shift to smaller ports, especially to those that have shorter ship-to-market routes. With a direct route north from the Panama Canal, the Port of Port St. Joe is a perfect candidate.
STRATEGIC LOCATION
- State-designated deepwater port in the sheltered waters of St. Joseph Bay.
- Federally approved navigational channel depths between 35 feet and 37 feet;
federally approved turning basin and harbor channel depths between 32 feet
and 35 feet.
- 1,900 linear feet of existing deepwater bulkhead with potential expansion to 5,500 linear feet.
- Offers direct access to the U.S. Gulf Intracoastal Waterway.
- Offers convenient rail and interstate access.
- One of only three state-designated ports along North Florida’s Gulf Coast.
CONVENIENT ACCESS
BY WATER
- The Port offers barge access to inland rivers and waterways system (U.S. Gulf Intracoastal Waterway, channel 12’x125’).
- The Gulf County Canal connects the Gulf of Mexico with the U.S. Gulf Intracoastal Waterway, which traverses the Gulf Coast of the United States. This navigable inland waterway runs approximately 1,050 miles from Carrabelle, Fla., to Brownsville, Texas, and provides access via the inland river system to locations as diverse as Chicago, Pittsburgh, Memphis, Tulsa and other cities.
BY RAIL
- AN Railway serves the Port and connects with the CSX Transportation Class I mainline.
BY INTERSTATE AND AIR
- Direct access to I-10 via SR-71.
- Only 21 miles to Apalachicola Regional Airport via U.S. Highway 98.
- 57 miles to the Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport in Panama City Beach.