The Port of Tauranga is the natural gateway to and from international markets for many of New Zealand’s businesses.

It consists of 113.4 hectares at Mount Maunganui and 74.7 hectares at Sulphur Point. This includes the land currently used for wharf activities and the surrounding land used by industries supporting the Port.

1,678 vessels called at Port of Tauranga for the year ended 30 June 2019 with forestry, kiwifruit and dairy exports accounting for approximately 75% of the Port’s exports each year.

Port of Tauranga has been voted by passengers as one of the best cruise ship destinations in New Zealand. The cruise berth is next to picturesque Pilot Bay with easy access to the rest of Tauranga city and the tourism attractions of the wider Bay of Plenty.

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