THE PORT OF VANCOUVER • Vancouver, British Columbia
The Port of Vancouver is homeport for the Vancouver-Alaska cruise, one of the world's most popular cruises. Annually from May to September, close to 800,000 revenue passengers on some 250 sailings, pass through the Port's two cruise terminals, Canada Place and Ballantyne. The most luxurious and largest ships afloat sail from Vancouver to Alaska: Carnival Cruise Line, Celebrity Cruises, Crystal Cruises, Holland America, Norwegian Cruise Line, Princess Cruises, Radisson Seven Seas, Royal Caribbean International and Silver Sea Cruises.

Cerescorp Company (Ceres) has a 10-year cruise ship services and terminal management agreement for the port’s two cruise terminals at Canada Place and Ballantyne Pier.

www.portvancouver.com

BROOKLYN CRUISE TERMINAL • Brooklyn, New York
The Brooklyn cruise terminal is located in Red Hook, New York opposite Governors Island. The 180,000 square foot terminal can handle 4,000 passengers. The Brooklyn terminal complex includes a rebuilt building, new bollards and fenders, an internal roadway, a 500-car parking area, and taxi and bus drop-off areas.

Ceres Atlantic Terminals, Inc. is the selected stevedore for Princess, Cunard and P&O Cruises.

www.panynj.gov

www.brooklyncruiseguide.com/cruise-terminal.html

CAPE LIBERTY CRUISE PORT • Bayonne, New Jersey
Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. operates a cruise port facility at the Peninsula at Bayonne Harbor located in Bayonne, N.J. This facility serves as a seasonal homeport to two Royal Caribbean International vessels, including one of the world's largest cruise ships, the Voyager of the Seas (3,114 passengers).

Ceres Atlantic Terminals, Inc. is the stevedore and terminal operator of record.

www.cruiseliberty.com

www.bayonnenj.org

www.panynj.gov

CERES PARAGON TERMINALS, INC. • Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Ceres Paragon is a revolutionary new concept in container handling facilities.The terminal features an indented berth with nine cranes capable of working mega ships up to 22 containers across deck from both sides of the vessel. Productivity is doubled to 300 picks per hour and costs dramatically reduced. Ceres Paragon is the first of its kind container terminal in the world.

www.ceresglobal.nl

YUSEN TERMINALS INC. (YTI) • Los Angeles • Oakland, California
A wholly-owned subsidiary of Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Yusen Terminals Inc. operates marine cargo terminals in Los Angeles and Oakland. YTI provides stevedoring and terminal services for the New Grand Alliance that is comprised of NYK Line, Hapag-Lloyd and OOCL.

www.YTI.com

TERMONT MONTREAL INC. • Montreal, Canada
Termont Montréal is located at Maisonneuve Terminal at the Port of Montréal, Québec and performs stevedoring and terminal handling of containers and RORO cargo. It is jointly owned by Cerescorp Company and Logistec Stevedoring Inc.

Termont’s facility is equipped with specialized gantry cranes and intermodal terminal equipment with direct access to both CN and CP rail lines. With the use of modern equipment, computerized inventory control with EDI capabilities, and experienced personnel, Termont provides its customers with increased turnaround and efficient services.

www.termontweb.com