Customer advisories

Please be aware that due to the upcoming Hawke’s Bay Anniversary Day and Labour Day public holidays, our Container Terminal and Thames Street I and II Depots will be closed for R&D from Friday 23 October through to Monday 26 October.

From Monday 5 October, it will be compulsory for everyone on port to have a Port Pass card. In line with Maritime NZ compliance requirements, anyone accessing the port via the Western Gate or Eastern Gate must swipe their Port Pass card to enter and exit the port.

Please be reminded that Napier Port’s annual tariff review, and new rate structure, comes into effect on Thursday 1 October.

Thank you to everyone involved in our port-wide evacuation exercise. The exercise was a big success, with everyone from across the port making their way up to top the of Bluff Hill safely.

From 1 September 2020, Napier Port will no longer be able to work the bay directly behind the bridge of container vessels. This operational restriction is due to the construction of Napier Port’s new 6 Wharf, which is planned for completion in late 2022. 

Napier Port is changing some of the fees for the services we offer, effective from 1 October 2020. 

We are holding a trial with all Pan Pac logging trucks tomorrow between 5:00AM – 11:00AM at 7 Shed to identify a central unchaining location at Napier Port. This is part of our commitment to keep everyone safe while working on port.

Please be aware that Napier City Council is undertaking rock stabilisation works on Bluff Hill from 6am on Saturday 1 August to 10pm on Sunday 2 August 2020.

Please be aware that Napier City Council (NCC) is planning to undertake rock stabilisation works on Bluff Hill next weekend from 6am on Saturday 1 August to 10pm on Sunday 2 August 2020. Breakwater Road (SH50) between the Marine Parade/Coote Road intersection and the Hornsey Road/Breakwater Road intersection will be closed during this time, with a Traffic […]

From 1 September 2020, Napier Port will no longer be able to work the bay directly behind the bridge of container vessels. This operational restriction is due to the construction of Napier Port’s new 6 Wharf, which is planned for completion in late 2022.