Ocho Rios is one of Jamaica's principal cruise destinations and provides several berthing options close to the town and major north-coast attractions.
Cruise Jamaica publishes three cruise-ship berths. Turtle Bay Pier Berth 1 has 735ft (224.0m) usable length, 34ft (10.36m) depth alongside and a 29ft (8.84m) maximum ship draught. Berth 2 provides 900ft (274.3m), 35ft (10.67m) depth and a 32ft (9.75m) maximum draught.
James Bond Pier is also published at 900ft (274.3m), with 45ft (13.72m) depth alongside and a 40ft (12.19m) maximum ship draught.
Reynolds Pier provides additional cruise capacity and was extensively used after the main terminal was damaged in February 2024. The Port Authority of Jamaica officially reopened the rehabilitated main terminal in November 2025. Deck7 leaves Reynolds Pier's dimensional fields unspecified where a clean current authoritative berth table could not be established.
Pilotage is required. Fresh water, provisions and bunkers by arrangement are available, while Cruise Jamaica states that towage is not available. Ships may use their own tenders to land passengers at Berth 2 or James Bond Pier.