Getting ashore
Ships dock at Port Castries . The walk from the ship to the terminal is short. The town is a short walk or taxi from the port.
Watch-outs
The port area is open. The first taxi queue may be for tours. Walk further for a short ride into town. Hills around the town are steep. Agree the fare before you leave.
Getting into Castries
Downtown Castries is a short walk or taxi from the cruise terminal. The market is close. A taxi into town is about $5–10. On the way back, name Port Castries.
Taxis & ride apps
Taxis wait outside the terminal. A short ride is about $5–10. Agree the price before the car moves. The rank is at the exit.
What to do nearby
The town has the market, shops, and the cathedral. The waterfront is close. Many people walk into the center.
Going further
The Pitons and beaches take longer. Book a return in advance. Most passengers stay in town or take a short taxi.
Food & shopping
The market and town have local food and shops. Cards are accepted in many places. Prices are about standard Caribbean tourist rates.
Opening times & connectivity
Shops open when ships are in. Mobile signal is good. Some spots offer free Wi-Fi. Use the currency link for Eastern Caribbean dollars.
Accessibility & mobility
Ships typically dock at Pointe Seraphine or La Place Carenage. Confirm terminal and any water taxi options on arrival.