GD Prefix and Three-Letter Port Code
Grenada uses the ISO 3166-1 country prefix GD in UN/LOCODE records. A complete code combines GD with a three-letter location identifier, such as GDSGE for St.georges.
Seaports in Grenada: Port Codes, Throughput & Regional Guide (2026)
Grenada has 4 ports and terminals indexed in the Ecer Freight database, supporting regional Caribbean shipping, breakbulk, passenger and general cargo flows.
Review Grenada port codes, indexed facilities, regional roles and indicative trade lanes in one reference guide.
Grenada Seaport Overview
Grenada is a small Caribbean island state whose maritime activity is concentrated around St. George's and other coastal facilities. Publicly reported national port statistics are limited, so indexed coverage and official published metrics should be read as separate measures.
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Grenada ports & terminals indexed in our database
Ecer Freight database · Nov 2026
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National port freight tonnage, 2025; YoY change not publicly reported
No official public figure located · 2025
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Container throughput, 2025; YoY change not publicly reported
No official public figure located · 2025
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Commercial port berth count, 2025; YoY change not publicly reported
No official public figure located · 2025
How many seaports does Grenada have?
Grenada has 4 seaports and terminals indexed by Ecer Freight as of the Nov 2026 database snapshot.
What is Grenada's largest or busiest port?
St.georges, identified by UN/LOCODE GDSGE, is the leading indexed maritime gateway and the principal reference point for general cargo and regional shipping in Grenada.
Which area handles most Grenada sea freight?
The St. George's coastal area is the main cargo focus; the indexed gateway is St.georges (GDSGE), while other records provide additional city and facility references.
Top Ports in Grenada by Indexed Activity
This table ranks the four Grenada records by the database activity order supplied for this page. A national, port-level 2025 container league table is not publicly available for these records; therefore rank, throughput and annual change are shown as unavailable rather than estimated.
Indexed Grenada port records and available 2025 throughput data
| World rank | Port | UN-LOCODE | 2025 throughput (M TEU) | YoY change | Region |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| — | St.georges | GDSGE | — | — | St. George's coastal area |
| — | Grenada | GDGND | — | — | Grenada coastal facilities |
| — | Saint George | GDSTG | — | — | Saint George |
| — | Grenada | GDGRE | — | — | Grenada |
Grenada Port Regions and Cargo Roles
St. George's Coastal Gateway
The capital-area gateway is the most prominent indexed maritime reference in Grenada and is generally associated with the country's principal general cargo, passenger and regional shipping activity.
Indexed port record for the St. George's coastal gateway
| Port | UN-LOCODE | City / Province | Main cargo role |
|---|---|---|---|
| St.georges | GDSGE | — / — | General cargo, regional shipping and passenger-linked maritime activity |
Saint George Administrative Records
These records identify the Saint George area or related port references. Cargo allocation between individual records is subject to carrier, terminal and customs confirmation.
Indexed records associated with Saint George
| Port | UN-LOCODE | City / Province | Main cargo role |
|---|---|---|---|
| Saint George | GDSTG | Saint George / — | Local port reference for general and coastal cargo |
| Grenada | GDGND | — / — | Country-level port reference; cargo role requires shipment confirmation |
Other Grenada Indexed Reference
The remaining record is retained as a separate database entry. It should not be treated as a separate high-volume container hub without current carrier or terminal evidence.
Additional indexed port reference
| Port | UN-LOCODE | City / Province | Main cargo role |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grenada | GDGRE | Grenada / — | General maritime reference; operational role subject to confirmation |
Grenada Port Codes Explained
City-Level and Facility-Level Records
A city or country-level record may identify a broad location, while a facility-level record can point to a specific port or terminal reference. The exact operational facility should be confirmed before booking.
How to Verify a Grenada Code
Compare the code with the UNECE UN/LOCODE directory and the Ecer Freight port code database. Carrier schedules, customs documents and terminal instructions should also be checked for shipment-specific use.
Shipping from Grenada: Main Trade Lanes
Grenada trade lanes are generally routed through Caribbean transshipment networks and North American or European hub connections. Transit times are indicative only and depend on sailing frequency, transshipment, equipment availability, weather and customs clearance.
Grenada to Caribbean Hubs
Regional feeder and relay services connect Grenada with nearby Caribbean hubs for onward distribution.
Grenada to North America
Containerized and consolidated cargo may move through a Caribbean hub before onward sailing to the United States or Canada.
Grenada to Europe
Europe-bound shipments commonly use scheduled Caribbean relay services and may require a hub connection before the mainline leg.
Grenada Import Consolidation
Less-than-container-load cargo is commonly consolidated at an overseas origin and delivered through a Caribbean service network.
Data Sources and Methodology
The page separates Ecer Freight indexed coverage from national and international maritime statistics. Where a reliable 2025 port-level figure could not be verified, the value is shown as unavailable rather than estimated.
- Ecer Freight Ports Database — first-party indexed coverage of 4 Grenada port and terminal records, database snapshot Nov 2026.
- UNECE — reference framework for UN/LOCODE location codes and location-name validation.
- National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency — nautical and maritime reference information used for location cross-checking.
- UN Trade and Development — international maritime and trade context; country-level port figures may use different statistical scopes.
Frequently Asked Questions About Grenada Ports
How many seaports does Grenada have?
Grenada has 4 seaports and terminals indexed by Ecer Freight in the Nov 2026 database snapshot.
What is the main port in Grenada?
St.georges is the leading indexed port reference in Grenada. Its UN/LOCODE is GDSGE, and it is generally associated with the country's main general cargo and regional maritime activity.
What is the UN/LOCODE for St.georges in Grenada?
The indexed UN/LOCODE for St.georges is GDSGE. Code use should be checked against the carrier booking, customs documents and current location directory.
Which region handles the main Grenada sea freight flows?
The St. George's coastal area is the principal indexed maritime focus. Other Grenada records may represent broader or alternative location references rather than separate high-volume container hubs.
Are 2025 Grenada port throughput figures available?
A reliable public 2025 port-level container throughput figure was not located for the four indexed records. Ecer Freight therefore does not estimate TEU values or annual changes for this page.
How current is the Grenada port data?
The indexed coverage reflects a Nov 2026 snapshot. Port names, services, schedules and operational conditions can change, so shipment-specific details require confirmation before booking.
How can a shipper request a Grenada sea freight quote?
Shippers can request FCL or LCL pricing through the relevant Ecer Freight quote service. The final rate depends on origin, destination, cargo details, equipment, routing, surcharges and confirmed sailing availability.
Editorial note: Grenada port records, UN/LOCODE references and trade-lane guidance are reviewed against available maritime and trade sources, with the indexed database refreshed for this page in Nov 2026. Port coverage and operational information are reviewed quarterly; published national statistics may follow a different reporting cycle.
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