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Noordam
22 Apr 2026
Noordam
23 Apr 2026
Carnival Luminosa
04 May 2026
Westerdam
08 May 2026
Ruby Princess
10 May 2026
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  • NEXT 5 CRUISES

No scheduled cruises.

Noordam
22 Apr 2026
Noordam
23 Apr 2026
Carnival Luminosa
04 May 2026
Westerdam
08 May 2026
Ruby Princess
10 May 2026

DISCOVER PRINCE RUPERT

Your Gateway to
Prince Rupert

From ship to shore, here’s everything you need to make the most of your visit.

 

Enjoy vibrant culture, fascinating history, and exciting excursions to help you create your own memorable adventure.

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Events
Top Attractions
What to Buy
Special Tips
Shop & Dine
Shorex

Let’s Get Together
Events

A vibrant destination with a variety of events and experiences to enjoy throughout the year. From cultural celebrations to local showcases, every visit offers something new to discover.

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  • Public Holidays

MoTuWeThFrSaSu
01 January 2026
New Year’s Day
16 February 2026
Family Day
03 April 2026
Good Friday
18 May 2026
Victoria Day
01 July 2026
Canada Day
07 Mar 2026
Children’s Festival
Children’s Day, celebrated on the first weekend of March each year, is a family-friendly event featuring interactive performances, workshops, and activities designed to engage and entertain children of all ages.
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01 Jun 2026
Canada Day
Canada Day is one of the largest community events in Prince Rupert, featuring parades, live music, food vendors, and various activities to celebrate the city’s heritage.
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12 Jun 2026
Seafest
Seafest is the largest community event in Prince Rupert, held annually on the second weekend of June.
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Let’s Explore
Top Attractions

There’s something for everyone! Whether you’re looking for engaging experiences, local discoveries, or a chance to relax, you’ll find plenty to enjoy during your visit. Visit these top attractions and create lasting memories.

Nature & Wildlife
Top Attraction
Butze Rapids Park and Trail
Built-in 1992, Butze Rapids Park and Trail is one of the most popular trails and natural scenic sites in Prince Rupert.
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Nature
Top Attraction
Exchamsiks River Provincial Park
Exchamsiks River Provincial Park is a provincial park in British Columbia, Canada, located on the northern side of the Skeena River between Terrace and Prince Rupert in the Range 5 Coast Land District.
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Museum
Art & Museum
Kwinitsa Railway Museum
The Kwinitsa Railway Station Museum offers both adults and kids a thrilling excursion into the past of Canada’s northern railway and the numerous little stations like Kwinitsa along its path.
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Museum
Art & Museum
North Pacific Cannery
North Pacific Cannery Museum is located south of the small town of Port Edward.
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Wildlife
Art & Museum
Khutzeymateen Grizzly Bear Sanctuary
The K’tzim-a-deen (Khutzeymateen) Inlet is located on British Columbia’s wild north coast, just south of the Alaska Panhandle, and is sheltered by the Coast Mountains.
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Museum
Top Attraction
Museum of Northern BC
Visit the Museum of Northern BC in Prince Rupert to take in the beautiful architecture of the Northwest Coast and the rich Tsimshian First Nation traditions.
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Let’s Shop
What to Buy

Discover a wide variety of local products, handcrafted treasures, and unique gifts that capture the spirit of the area.

Local Art

Prince Rupert has an extremely diverse population of local artists from a wide array of cultural backgrounds.
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Engraved Indigenous Jewelry

Available in silver or copper, engraved jewellery is a respected and time-honoured craft in Northwest Coast Indigenous communities.
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Smoked or Canned Seafood

Prince Rupert was built on fishing and it has lost nothing of those humble origins today.
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Insider’s Guide
Special Tips

Unlock the secrets with special tips! Discover insider recommendations from locals to uncover hidden gems, unique experiences, and the best ways to make the most of your visit.

Prioritize Safety
General safety tips, including staying on trails, supervising children, and using taxis at night or for longer trips.
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Respect Local Rules & Customs
Highlights local laws, indigenous heritage, public etiquette, and cultural sensitivity.
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Say Within Your Comfort Zone
Tips on knowing your physical limits on hikes, trails, and city walks, staying hydrated, and pacing yourself.
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Be Weather Ready
Guidance on dressing for Prince Rupert’s cool and rainy climate, including layers, waterproofs, and footwear.
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Plan Your Adventures
Focuses on excursions and short trips around Prince Rupert, including walking trails, harbor tours, and downtown attractions.
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Let’s Dig In
Shop & Dine

Explore local shops offering unique finds for every taste and style, then treat yourself to authentic flavors at charming restaurants and lively bars.

Let’s Explore
Shorex

There’s something for everyone! Whether you’re looking for engaging experiences, local discoveries, or a chance to relax, you’ll find plenty to enjoy during your visit. Visit these top attractions and create lasting memories.

4.8
Scenic Khutzeymateen Valley & Grizzly Bear Viewing
This is Canada’s only grizzly bear sanctuary, and you view bears from the boat in a pristine, roadless wilderness.
4.2
Whale Watching
Encounter humpback whales, orcas, and sea lions in the rich marine waters surrounding Prince Rupert.
3.5
Cow Bay Sights & Bites
A quirky, storytelling walk blending Prince Rupert’s local history and humor.
3.8
Prince Rupert City Highlights & Museum
A concise introduction to the city’s history, architecture, and Indigenous heritage.
4.1
Mysteries & Traditions of the North Coast Peoples
Discover the deep cultural traditions, art, and symbolism of local First Nations communities.
4.0
North Pacific Cannery Exploration Walk
Step back in time at a National Historic Site that tells the story of Canada’s salmon canning era.

PORT

Explore Prince Rupert

Prince Rupert Cruise Port serves as the gateway to an unforgettable destination that is home to unique and rich Indigenous culture & traditions, a vibrant art scene, as well as abundant wildlife.

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A Seamless Experience
Our Services

We offer an extensive range of services and are committed to delivering the best experience possible. From exclusive services for passengers and crew members to providing a wide variety of services for cruise ships, our team is dedicated to ensuring every need is met. We look forward to serving you and making your visit truly exceptional.

Guest Services
Wheelchair Accessible
Taxi Station
Shops
Parking
Pharmacy
Cafes & Restaurants
Guest Information Center
AED
Crew Services
Shops
Taxi Station
Cafes & Restaurants
Pharmacy
AED
Port Services
Towage
Tents
Provisions Supply
Port Agency
Pollution Prevention
Police/Immigration
Pilotage
Pier Segregation Service
Passenger Gangways
AED
Cafes & Restaurants
Guest Information Center
Parking
Pharmacy
Shops
Taxi Station
Wheelchair Accessible
AED
Cafes & Restaurants
Pharmacy
Shops
Taxi Station
Additional Security
Customs
Diving
Ground Services
ISPS
Line Handling
Passenger Gangways
Pier Segregation Service
Pilotage

Your Adventure
Starts Here

Getting to and from Prince Rupert is easy! Whether arriving by car, public transport, or other means, you’ll find convenient travel options and plenty of parking to ensure a smooth journey.

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Transportation
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Make the city your own

Set the journey within the city! Whether you’re traveling to or from the port, easily navigate your way around. Explore the city and discover all it has to offer, with clear directions to help you get there and back with ease.

DRAW ROUTE

Parking at Prince Rupert Cruise Port

While onsite parking is limited, there is a convenient parking option nearby for your convenience.

Parking Lots Nearby:
Directly across from the Atlin Terminal at 215 Cow Bay Road.

Top 5
Frequently Asked Questions

Here are the answers to some of the questions that we are asked most often. If you need further assistance, contact us at info@princerupertcruiseport.com for assistance.

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Highlights
From The Port

News
Blog
Corporate Documents
17 Nov 2025

Prince Rupert Cruise Port has officially wrapped up an exceptional 2025 season, marked by major milestones, strong passenger growth, and strengthened partnerships across the community and cruise industry. This year, the port welcomed 68,443 passengers, a remarkable achievement that reflects the destination’s rising profile along the North Coast. Looking ahead, 2026 is set to be […]

01 Sep 2025

Global Ports Holding (GPH) is pleased to announce the appointment of Steve Finnigan as the incoming General Manager of Prince Rupert Cruise Port (PRCP), effective September 1, 2025. Steve is a proud multigenerational resident of Prince Rupert and brings extensive expertise in maritime shipping, vessel operations, commercial strategy, and account management. His career achievements include […]

08 May 2025

Prince Rupert Cruise Port (PRCP) is thrilled to announce a groundbreaking 2026 cruise season forecast, projecting remarkable numbers and welcoming exciting new partnerships that will further elevate its status as a premier cruise destination. PRCP recently surpassed projection expectations with an astonishing 154,846 cruise guests anticipated in 2026 based on current cruise call bookings – […]

03 Sep 2025

Prince Rupert Cruise Port is not only strategically located for Alaska-based voyages, but also serves as the gateway to one of the world’s most extraordinary wilderness experiences: the Khutzeymateen Valley, home to Canada’s only grizzly bear sanctuary. Step aboard a 72-foot catamaran custom-built for wildlife viewing and set out on a full-day adventure through some […]

25 Jun 2025

Under the misty charm of the Great Bear Rainforest, over 550 guests from the Ruby Princess recently disembarked at Prince Rupert Cruise Port to explore its rich natural and cultural offerings. The destination continues to distinguish itself with curated shore excursions featuring local flavours, immersive storytelling, and authentic adventure—from vintage trolley tours and whale watching […]

09 Apr 2025

Prince Rupert Cruise Port, nestled in the Great Bear Rainforest, has quickly become a key player in Alaska’s cruise industry. In just two seasons, the port has solidified its position, offering guests an authentic connection to the region’s culture and natural beauty. With 23 curated shore excursions, visitors can immerse themselves in Indigenous culture, wildlife […]

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