Photo of the Ocean Explorer docked at Pictou Marine Terminals
Welcome to The Port of Pictou
The Port of Pictou is a unique marine service company located on the North Shore of Nova Scotia along the Northumberland Strait. It is one of the last active commercial ports linking Nova Scotia to the world via the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
The Port of Pictou is a unique marine service company located on the North Shore of Nova Scotia along the Northumberland Strait. It is one of the last active commercial ports linking Nova Scotia to the world via the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
Events on the horizon
We would like to thank The Royal Canadian Navy for using The Port of Pictou for their maneuvers this past weekend. The event was enjoyed by the public with a great turn out. Approximately 224 people took advantage of the rides offered by the navy. Fire equipment was displayed and experienced by those who wished to try it on. The Navy Staff was pleasant and informative and interacted with the visitors. We have had all positive comments from the public regarding this event.
In this photo Sailor Second Class Emma Franklin operated one of the boats offering rides that day. She did an amazing job answering questions and teaching children how to operate the craft.
Thank you to Lieutenant (N) Joseph F. Kinley, P.Eng., CD and Lt(N) / ltv Josh Dickinson for organizing this event and we certainly look forward to seeing you next year.
HMCS Oriole was also on site to offer tours to the public.
In this photo Sailor Second Class Emma Franklin operated one of the boats offering rides that day. She did an amazing job answering questions and teaching children how to operate the craft.
Thank you to Lieutenant (N) Joseph F. Kinley, P.Eng., CD and Lt(N) / ltv Josh Dickinson for organizing this event and we certainly look forward to seeing you next year.
HMCS Oriole was also on site to offer tours to the public.
The Port of Pictou is excited to announce events coming up this summer.
May:
The Pearl Mist May 17th
June
Canadian Armed Forces Navy Maneuvers June 9-11
July
The Lobster Carnival will be using the dock July 7-9
September
The Pearl Mist September 7th
The Bluenose II September 14-17
The Pearl Mist September 18
The Pearl Mist September 29
October
The Pearl Mist October 19
May:
The Pearl Mist May 17th
June
Canadian Armed Forces Navy Maneuvers June 9-11
July
The Lobster Carnival will be using the dock July 7-9
September
The Pearl Mist September 7th
The Bluenose II September 14-17
The Pearl Mist September 18
The Pearl Mist September 29
October
The Pearl Mist October 19
Photo of the Sir William Alexander Coast Guard Vessel coming into The Port of Pictou
Available resources
Fully ISPS compliant, The Port of Pictou offers 550 metres of berth length, 850 square metres of warehouse space and 6000 square metres of secure marshalling area, and a flexible skilled workforce.
Providing a special link in your supply chain. Proudly serving the needs of both the commercial shipping industry and the recreational boater. We are prepared to work hard to be a highly valued link in your supply chain.
Photo of the Sir William Alexander Coast Guard Docked taken from the bridge of the vessel
Port of Pictou & Marinas
Navigation Season
Some ice may be encountered from January to mid-April. Ice Breaking Services are available. It is advised to consult the Canadian Coast Guard ice office at 902-426-5664 for the latest ice information.
Wharves
Pier "C" 183 m (600 ft) long with an adjacent fenced laydown area is privately owned but operated as a public facility. It has at least a depth of 7.6m (25 ft) alongside. The new owners may be contacted at their Wharfinger's Office at 902-485-6686. Pier "C" has an unheated freight shed on it.
Quay Wall Wharf
Adjacent to the Pictou Industries Shipyard
180m (600ft) 5.5 m (18 ft) minimum depth.
Supplies
Water from the town supply is piped to the piers. Ship's Chandlery and other services are available.
Light and Heavy fuel can be supplied by truck.
Anchorage
The usual anchorage is to the east of the wharves in 9.1 to 12.2m (30-40ft) – mud.
Additional anchorage is available at 45 45 N 62 25 W
Navigation Season
Some ice may be encountered from January to mid-April. Ice Breaking Services are available. It is advised to consult the Canadian Coast Guard ice office at 902-426-5664 for the latest ice information.
Wharves
Pier "C" 183 m (600 ft) long with an adjacent fenced laydown area is privately owned but operated as a public facility. It has at least a depth of 7.6m (25 ft) alongside. The new owners may be contacted at their Wharfinger's Office at 902-485-6686. Pier "C" has an unheated freight shed on it.
Quay Wall Wharf
Adjacent to the Pictou Industries Shipyard
180m (600ft) 5.5 m (18 ft) minimum depth.
Supplies
Water from the town supply is piped to the piers. Ship's Chandlery and other services are available.
Light and Heavy fuel can be supplied by truck.
Anchorage
The usual anchorage is to the east of the wharves in 9.1 to 12.2m (30-40ft) – mud.
Additional anchorage is available at 45 45 N 62 25 W
the Port of pictou now Operated by rotor mechanical services ltd.
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The port of pictou
2 Depot Street
Pictou, Nova Scotia
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Pictou, Nova Scotia
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For A list of our 2023 Tariffs at The Port of Pictou please download the pdf.
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