
Harvest Caye pier
Long covered pier at the island's southern end; up to 15 minutes' walk, trams for limited mobility.

Harvest Caye is Norwegian Cruise Line's 75-acre resort island in southern Belize, off the Placencia peninsula, owned in partnership with the Belizean government. More about Harvest Caye →

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Thousands of people in port, guests plus crew. Crowd level compared with a typical Harvest Caye day.
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Harvest Caye was the first cruise port in Belize where ships dock rather than tender. The ISPS-compliant facility occupies the southern end of the island.
From the gangway it's up to 15 minutes along the long covered pier (trams help guests with limited mobility). A limited paid ferry (about 400 places a day, booked at the onboard excursion desk) links the marina with Placencia village.
Paid ferry, about 400 places a day, booked on board.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
Typical prices, approximate. Fares change with demand, traffic and time of day.
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Long covered pier at the island's southern end; up to 15 minutes' walk, trams for limited mobility.
Port of call: cruise-passenger parking isn't needed.
Food is served at cruise-line venues; some is included in the cruise fare and the rest is charged to your onboard account.

Harvest Caye is Norwegian Cruise Line's 75-acre resort island in southern Belize, off the Placencia peninsula, owned in partnership with the Belizean government. It has a 7-acre beach, a 15,000 sq ft pool with swim-up bar, a saltwater lagoon for kayaking and paddleboarding, the Flighthouse zip line (136 ft), a wildlife sanctuary and a shopping village of Belizean-owned shops.
All island restaurants, bars and shops are Belizean-owned. It was Belize's first port where ships dock rather than tender, and a limited paid ferry links the marina with Placencia village.

Beach with loungers and cabanas.

3,000 ft of zip lines from a 136 ft tower (extra charge).

Aviaries, butterfly garden and reptiles run by the Harvest Caye Conservation Foundation.