How many ports are there on the Caribbean Sea?

YearMaps lists 158 ports and harbours on the Caribbean Sea, from the World Port Index of the US National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency. Small fishing harbours and private terminals outside the index are not counted.

Which countries have ports on the Caribbean Sea?

Venezuela (27), Cuba (24), Dominican Republic (14), Puerto Rico (11), Colombia (10), Jamaica (10), Trinidad and Tobago (8), Honduras (7), Bahamas (5), Haiti (5), Curacao (3), France (3), Netherlands (3), Panama (3), United States Virgin Islands (3), Bermuda (2), Cayman Islands (2), Dominica (2), Guadeloupe (2), Nicaragua (2), Saint Kitts and Nevis (2), Antigua and Barbuda (1), Aruba (1), Barbados (1), Guatemala (1), Mexico (1), Saint Lucia (1) and Turks and Caicos Islands (1).

What are the main port cities on the Caribbean Sea?

The most populous cities with a harbour here are Caracas (2.98 million), Havana (2.17 million), Santo Domingo (2.15 million), Maracaibo (2.07 million) and Port-au-Prince (2.00 million).

Seaports & Harbours · North America

Ports & Harbours of the Caribbean Sea

YearMaps maps 158 harbours on the Caribbean Sea, in 28 countries and territories. The largest by the World Port Index's harbour size are Puerto la Cruz, Cienfuegos, Antilla, Bahai de la Habana, Puerto Guantanamo and Bahia de Sagua de Tanamo. 2 are written up in full below, and every harbour is listed with its depths, tidal range and the largest ships it takes.

The Caribbean Sea lies between the arc of the Greater and Lesser Antilles and the coasts of Central and South America. It was the first sea of European colonisation in the Americas after 1492; its ports shipped sugar and silver and received the ships of the transatlantic slave trade, and pirates and navies fought over them. Today the shipping lanes to the Panama Canal cross it. The harbours of the Bahamas, Bermuda and the Atlantic coast of Cuba are listed here as well.

Harbours: 158
Countries: 28
Large Harbours: 6
Written Up: 2

Harbours of the Caribbean Sea in Detail

The 2 harbours of the Caribbean Sea with an encyclopedia article, each with its figures from the World Port Index.

Charlotte Amalie

Small harbour · United States Virgin Islands

Charlotte Amalie Harbor is a major maritime hub located in the subdistrict of Charlotte Amalie, the modern day capital of the U.S. Virgin Islands, on the southern coast of St. Thomas. Renowned for its deep-water anchorage and strategic location in the Caribbean, the harbor plays a crucial role in regional tourism, trade, and transportation and military strategy. The harbor is the deepest natural harbor connected to the Anegada Passage (7,550 feet [2,300m]) and the Virgin Islands Basin (area between St. Thomas-St. John and St. Croix districts). The Anegada Passage and Virgin Islands Basin form the deepest channel leading into the Caribbean Basin from the Atlantic Ocean. Because the Charlotte Amalie harbor is the deepest natural connected to this channel, it made Charlotte Amalie a natural choice as a maritime hub and free port. As a free port, Charlotte Amalie has long served as a center for commerce, allowing duty-free trade that attracts businesses and visitors alike.

Adapted from Wikipedia: Charlotte Amalie Harbor (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Harbour size: Small
Channel depth: 38.4 m
Anchorage depth: 49.4 m
Cargo pier depth: 42.1 m
Oil terminal depth: 53 m
Largest vessel: large vessels
Country: United States Virgin Islands
Province: Virgin Islands
Coordinates: 18.3500°, -64.9300°

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More about Charlotte Amalie

History

Charlotte Amalie Harbor has been a key maritime hub since the 17th century, initially serving as an essential trading hub for European colonial powers. Under Danish rule, Charlotte Amalie grew into a thriving port, benefiting from its natural harbor and tax-free trading status. The harbor was used to ship stored goods such as sugar, molasses, rum, cotton, and other exports from the island's plantations prior to exporting from warehouses along Main Street (Dronningens Gade) and in the historic downtown area. These goods were shipped out of the harbor to Europe and North America. The harbor was also used to supply the same warehouses with imported items such as European textiles, ceramics, and household goods, as well as enslaved people from Africa for sale in the colony and the region.

Facilities

West Indian Company Dock (WICO): Located in Charlotte Amalie East, this dock can accommodate up to three large cruise ships simultaneously. It is adjacent to Havensight Mall, a major shopping area catering to cruise passengers.

Crown Bay Cruise Port: Situated west of downtown in Charlotte Amalie West, this facility is capable of handling larger vessels, including those unable to dock at WICO. The port area includes retail outlets, restaurants, and passenger services.

Wilmoth Blyden Marine Terminal: Serving as a key ferry terminal, this facility provides connections between St. Thomas, St. Croix, and the British Virgin Islands. Located on the Charlotte Amalie waterfront, it accommodates both public and private ferry operators.

Sections adapted from Wikipedia: Charlotte Amalie Harbor (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Cabo Rojo

Very Small harbour · Dominican Republic

Port of Cabo Rojo or Cabo Rojo Port is a port located in Cabo Rojo, Dominican Republic province of Pedernales. It has two installations for Grapnel export.

This terminal is operated by Colombian company Cementos Andino (Andino Concrete), which handles export of clinker, limestone, bauxite, and concrete.

Adapted from Wikipedia: Port of Cabo Rojo (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Harbour size: Very Small
Channel depth: 38.4 m
Anchorage depth: 49.4 m
Cargo pier depth: 38.4 m
Tidal range: 1 m
Largest vessel: large vessels
Country: Dominican Republic
Coordinates: 17.9200°, -71.6500°

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All Harbours of the Caribbean Sea

158 harbours, the largest first by the index's harbour size. Channel depth and tidal range set the physical limit on which ships can call. 53 of them are recorded in the source with the city they serve.

Harbours of the Caribbean Sea
Harbour	Country	Size	Channel	Anchorage	Tide	Largest vessel
Puerto la Cruz	Venezuela	Major	42.1 m	—	—	large vessels
Cienfuegos	Cuba	Major	34.7 m	—	1 m	large vessels
Antilla	Cuba	Major	31.1 m	49.4 m	1 m	large vessels
Bahai de la Habanaserves Havana	Cuba	Major	31.1 m	—	1 m	large vessels
Puerto Guantanamo	Cuba	Major	31.1 m	38.4 m	—	large vessels
Bahia de Sagua de Tanamo	Cuba	Major	12.8 m	34.7 m	1 m	large vessels
Cabanas	Cuba	Medium	45.7 m	49.4 m	1 m	medium vessels
Casilda	Cuba	Medium	45.7 m	34.7 m	1 m	large vessels
Road Harbor	British Virgin Islands	Medium	45.7 m	9.1 m	1 m	large vessels
Barranquilla	Colombia	Medium	42.1 m	—	2 m	large vessels
Ensenada Honda	Puerto Rico	Medium	42.1 m	38.4 m	—	large vessels
Ireland Islandserves Hamilton	Bermuda	Medium	42.1 m	—	3 m	large vessels
Santiago de Cuba	Cuba	Medium	42.1 m	—	1 m	large vessels
Andres (Andres Lng Terminal)	Dominican Republic	Medium	38.4 m	31.1 m	1 m	medium vessels
Maracaibo	Venezuela	Medium	38.4 m	—	—	large vessels
Playa de Guayanilla	Puerto Rico	Medium	38.4 m	34.7 m	1 m	large vessels
Puerto Cabello	Venezuela	Medium	38.4 m	—	—	large vessels
St Johnsserves Saint John's	Antigua and Barbuda	Medium	38.4 m	—	—	large vessels
Pointe A Pitreserves Pointe-à-Pitre	France	Medium	34.7 m	—	1 m	large vessels
Port Au Princeserves Port-au-Prince	Haiti	Medium	31.1 m	—	1 m	large vessels
Bluefields	Nicaragua	Small	53 m	—	—	large vessels
Cruz Bay	United States Virgin Islands	Small	53 m	53 m	1 m	—
Cardenas	Cuba	Small	49.4 m	42.1 m	1 m	large vessels
Felton	Cuba	Small	49.4 m	34.7 m	1 m	large vessels
Isabela de Sagua	Cuba	Small	45.7 m	53 m	1 m	large vessels
Arroyo	Puerto Rico	Small	42.1 m	45.7 m	1 m	—
Mayaguezserves Mayagüez	Puerto Rico	Small	42.1 m	—	1 m	large vessels
Oranjestad	Netherlands	Small	42.1 m	20.1 m	1 m	large vessels
Port Antonio	Jamaica	Small	42.1 m	—	1 m	large vessels
Puerto Padre	Cuba	Small	42.1 m	49.4 m	1 m	large vessels
San Pedro de Macorisserves San Pedro de Macorís	Dominican Republic	Small	42.1 m	—	1 m	large vessels
St George'S	Bermuda	Small	42.1 m	38.4 m	2 m	large vessels
Charlotte Amalie	United States Virgin Islands	Small	38.4 m	49.4 m	—	large vessels
Las Calderas	Dominican Republic	Small	38.4 m	42.1 m	—	medium vessels
Mamonal	Colombia	Small	38.4 m	34.7 m	—	medium vessels
Mariel	Cuba	Small	38.4 m	42.1 m	1 m	large vessels
Montego Bay	Jamaica	Small	38.4 m	—	—	large vessels
Playa de Guanica	Puerto Rico	Small	38.4 m	42.1 m	1 m	large vessels
Puerto Bolivar	Colombia	Small	38.4 m	34.7 m	1 m	large vessels
Puerto de Haina	Dominican Republic	Small	38.4 m	31.1 m	—	large vessels
Puerto Ordaz	Venezuela	Small	38.4 m	—	4 m	large vessels
Puerto Plata	Dominican Republic	Small	38.4 m	—	—	large vessels
Santa Barbara de Samanaserves Samaná	Dominican Republic	Small	38.4 m	—	1 m	large vessels
Santa Cruz de Barahonaserves Barahona	Dominican Republic	Small	38.4 m	—	1 m	large vessels
Santo Thomas de Castillaserves Puerto Barrios	Guatemala	Small	38.4 m	—	1 m	large vessels
Cayo Moa Grande	Cuba	Small	34.7 m	27.4 m	1 m	large vessels
Frederiksted	United States Virgin Islands	Small	34.7 m	42.1 m	—	large vessels
Guanta	Venezuela	Small	34.7 m	5.5 m	—	large vessels
Puerto Miranda	Venezuela	Small	34.7 m	38.4 m	5 m	large vessels
Bahia de Pertigalete	Venezuela	Small	31.1 m	31.1 m	—	medium vessels
Bridgetown	Barbados	Small	31.1 m	—	1 m	large vessels
el Bosqueserves Cartagena	Colombia	Small	31.1 m	—	—	large vessels
Guayabal	Cuba	Small	31.1 m	38.4 m	—	large vessels
la Salinaserves Cabimas	Venezuela	Small	31.1 m	—	—	large vessels
Point Lisas Industrial Port	Trinidad and Tobago	Small	31.1 m	49.4 m	1 m	large vessels
Point Lisas Port	Trinidad and Tobago	Small	31.1 m	49.4 m	1 m	large vessels
Sint Nicolaas Baai	Aruba	Small	31.1 m	5.5 m	2 m	large vessels
Caracasbaai	Curacao	Small	27.4 m	—	1 m	large vessels
Freeport	Bahamas	Small	27.4 m	—	1 m	large vessels
Matanzas	Cuba	Small	27.4 m	—	1 m	large vessels
Nicaro	Cuba	Small	27.4 m	38.4 m	1 m	large vessels
Puerto Cortes	Honduras	Small	27.4 m	42.1 m	—	large vessels
Manati	Cuba	Small	23.8 m	38.4 m	1 m	large vessels
Phillipsburg	Sint Maarten	Small	9.1 m	42.1 m	1 m	medium vessels
Covenas	Colombia	Small	5.5 m	5.5 m	1 m	large vessels
Galeota Point Terminal	Trinidad and Tobago	Small	5.5 m	—	1 m	large vessels
Santa Marta	Colombia	Small	5.5 m	—	1 m	large vessels
Coles Bay Oil Terminal	Sint Maarten	Small	—	34.7 m	1 m	—
Las Piedrasserves Punto Fijo	Venezuela	Small	—	—	2 m	medium vessels
Pozos Colorados	Colombia	Small	—	45.7 m	1 m	large vessels
Puerto de Hierro	Venezuela	Small	—	45.7 m	—	large vessels
Puerto Prodeco	Colombia	Small	—	12.8 m	—	large vessels
Punta Cardon	Venezuela	Small	—	20.1 m	—	large vessels
Punta Nizao Oil Terminal	Dominican Republic	Small	—	31.1 m	1 m	large vessels
Bahia de Jobos	Puerto Rico	Very Small	53 m	49.4 m	1 m	large vessels
Cayman Brac	Cayman Islands	Very Small	53 m	5.5 m	—	large vessels
Cockburn Harbor	Turks and Caicos Islands	Very Small	53 m	56.7 m	—	—
Matthew Town	Bahamas	Very Small	53 m	27.4 m	2 m	medium vessels
Bahia de Fajardo	Puerto Rico	Very Small	49.4 m	49.4 m	1 m	—
Guiria	Venezuela	Very Small	49.4 m	38.4 m	2 m	medium vessels
la Ceiba	Honduras	Very Small	49.4 m	—	—	large vessels
Nueva Gerona	Cuba	Very Small	49.4 m	—	—	large vessels
Puerto Botado	Dominican Republic	Very Small	49.4 m	—	—	large vessels
Baie du Marigot	France	Very Small	45.7 m	45.7 m	2 m	medium vessels
Catia la Marserves Maiquetía	Venezuela	Very Small	45.7 m	—	—	medium vessels
Jacmel	Haiti	Very Small	45.7 m	—	2 m	medium vessels
Lucea	Jamaica	Very Small	45.7 m	—	—	large vessels
Tunas de Zaza	Cuba	Very Small	45.7 m	42.1 m	1 m	medium vessels
Bocas del Toro	Panama	Very Small	42.1 m	—	—	medium vessels
Carupanoserves Carúpano	Venezuela	Very Small	42.1 m	—	2 m	medium vessels
Chiriqui Grande	Panama	Very Small	42.1 m	5.5 m	1 m	large vessels
Jucaro	Cuba	Very Small	42.1 m	38.4 m	1 m	large vessels
la Romana	Dominican Republic	Very Small	42.1 m	—	1 m	large vessels
Almirante	Panama	Very Small	38.4 m	—	—	large vessels
Cabo Rojo	Dominican Republic	Very Small	38.4 m	49.4 m	1 m	large vessels
Caripito	Venezuela	Very Small	38.4 m	27.4 m	4 m	large vessels
Ceiba Hueca	Cuba	Very Small	38.4 m	38.4 m	1 m	medium vessels
Las Mareas	Puerto Rico	Very Small	38.4 m	34.7 m	1 m	large vessels
Manzanillo	Cuba	Very Small	38.4 m	—	1 m	large vessels
Media Luna	Cuba	Very Small	38.4 m	45.7 m	1 m	large vessels
Pepillo Salcedo	Dominican Republic	Very Small	38.4 m	5.5 m	1 m	large vessels
Puerto Borburata	Venezuela	Very Small	38.4 m	34.7 m	1 m	large vessels
Puerto Cabezas	Nicaragua	Very Small	38.4 m	—	1 m	medium vessels
Puerto Chichiriviche	Venezuela	Very Small	38.4 m	42.1 m	1 m	medium vessels
Puerto Este	Honduras	Very Small	38.4 m	45.7 m	—	medium vessels
Puerto Viejo de Azuaserves Azua	Dominican Republic	Very Small	38.4 m	—	1 m	large vessels
Scarborough	Trinidad and Tobago	Very Small	38.4 m	34.7 m	1 m	medium vessels
Anse Tembladoraserves Port-of-Spain	Trinidad and Tobago	Very Small	34.7 m	—	1 m	large vessels
Clifton Pier	Bahamas	Very Small	34.7 m	27.4 m	1 m	large vessels
el Tabiazo	Venezuela	Very Small	34.7 m	42.1 m	1 m	large vessels
Gustavia	Guadeloupe	Very Small	34.7 m	42.1 m	—	medium vessels
Playa de Humacao	Puerto Rico	Very Small	34.7 m	45.7 m	—	medium vessels
Port Esquivel	Jamaica	Very Small	34.7 m	34.7 m	—	large vessels
Rocky Point	Jamaica	Very Small	34.7 m	38.4 m	—	large vessels
San Lorenzo	Venezuela	Very Small	34.7 m	38.4 m	1 m	large vessels
Venterminals	Venezuela	Very Small	34.7 m	34.7 m	—	—
Vieux Fort	Saint Lucia	Very Small	34.7 m	16.5 m	1 m	large vessels
Bajo Grande	Venezuela	Very Small	31.1 m	—	1 m	large vessels
Brighton	Trinidad and Tobago	Very Small	31.1 m	31.1 m	1 m	large vessels
Charlestown	Saint Kitts and Nevis	Very Small	31.1 m	42.1 m	1 m	—
Falmouth	Jamaica	Very Small	31.1 m	—	—	medium vessels
Kralendijk	Netherlands	Very Small	31.1 m	—	1 m	large vessels
Miragoane	Haiti	Very Small	31.1 m	27.4 m	1 m	medium vessels
Point Fortin	Trinidad and Tobago	Very Small	31.1 m	20.1 m	1 m	large vessels
Puerto Castilla	Honduras	Very Small	31.1 m	5.5 m	—	large vessels
Punta de Palmas	Venezuela	Very Small	31.1 m	—	1 m	large vessels
San Miguel de Cozumelserves Cozumel	Mexico	Very Small	31.1 m	—	—	medium vessels
Sanchez	Dominican Republic	Very Small	31.1 m	42.1 m	1 m	medium vessels
Trujillo	Honduras	Very Small	31.1 m	—	1 m	large vessels
Turbo	Colombia	Very Small	31.1 m	—	1 m	medium vessels
Ocho Rios	Jamaica	Very Small	27.4 m	31.1 m	1 m	large vessels
Puerto Yabucoa	Puerto Rico	Very Small	27.4 m	20.1 m	1 m	large vessels
Savannah la Mar	Jamaica	Very Small	27.4 m	45.7 m	1 m	medium vessels
Cap Haitienserves Cap-Haïtien	Haiti	Very Small	20.1 m	—	1 m	large vessels
Jose Terminal	Venezuela	Very Small	20.1 m	5.5 m	1 m	large vessels
Aguadilla	Puerto Rico	Very Small	12.8 m	23.8 m	1 m	large vessels
Coxen Holeserves Roatán	Honduras	Very Small	12.8 m	—	—	large vessels
Petit Goave	Haiti	Very Small	12.8 m	31.1 m	1 m	medium vessels
Basseterre	Saint Kitts and Nevis	Very Small	9.1 m	—	—	large vessels
el Guamache	Venezuela	Very Small	9.1 m	27.4 m	1 m	large vessels
Covenas Offshore Term	Colombia	Very Small	5.5 m	5.5 m	1 m	large vessels
Cumana (Puerto Sucre)serves Cumaná	Venezuela	Very Small	5.5 m	—	3 m	medium vessels
Goto Oil Terminal	Curacao	Very Small	5.5 m	—	—	large vessels
Rio Bueno	Jamaica	Very Small	5.5 m	5.5 m	—	medium vessels
Roseau	Dominica	Very Small	5.5 m	—	2 m	large vessels
Salina	Netherlands	Very Small	5.5 m	—	—	large vessels
South Riding Point	Bahamas	Very Small	5.5 m	31.1 m	1 m	large vessels
Basse Terreserves Basse-terre	France	Very Small	—	—	—	large vessels
Chaguaramas	Trinidad and Tobago	Very Small	—	5.5 m	1 m	large vessels
Cockburn Town	Bahamas	Very Small	—	45.7 m	—	—
Georgetownserves George Town	Cayman Islands	Very Small	—	—	—	large vessels
Paluaserves Ciudad Guayana	Venezuela	Very Small	—	—	—	large vessels
Port Kaiser	Jamaica	Very Small	—	9.1 m	—	large vessels
Port Louis	Guadeloupe	Very Small	—	34.7 m	1 m	large vessels
Portsmouth	Dominica	Very Small	—	38.4 m	2 m	large vessels
Puerto Cumarebo	Venezuela	Very Small	—	34.7 m	1 m	medium vessels
Sint Michelsbaaiserves Willemstad	Curacao	Very Small	—	—	—	large vessels
Tela	Honduras	Very Small	—	34.7 m	—	large vessels

Port Cities of the Caribbean Sea

The most populous cities with a harbour of the Caribbean Sea within 25 km. Each city is listed with its country's other cities on the country page.

Caracas2.98 million
Capital of Venezuela · Catia la Mar (12 km)
Havana2.17 million
Capital of Cuba · Bahai de la Habana
Santo Domingo2.15 million
Capital of Dominican Republic · Puerto de Haina (14 km)
Maracaibo2.07 million
Venezuela · Maracaibo, Puerto Miranda (11 km), el Tabiazo (15 km), Bajo Grande (24 km)
Port-au-Prince2.00 million
Capital of Haiti · Port Au Prince
Barranquilla1.80 million
Colombia · Barranquilla
Cartagena887,000
Colombia · Mamonal (9 km), el Bosque
Ciudad Guayana746,535
Venezuela · Puerto Ordaz (11 km), Palua
Soledad698,852
Colombia · Barranquilla (6 km)
Barcelona600,954
Venezuela · Puerto la Cruz (6 km), Guanta (20 km), Bahia de Pertigalete (20 km), Jose Terminal (15 km)
Santiago de Cuba555,865
Cuba · Santiago de Cuba
Puerto la Cruz546,616
Venezuela · Puerto la Cruz, Guanta (14 km), Bahia de Pertigalete (14 km), Jose Terminal (20 km)
Cabimas441,094
Venezuela · la Salina, Bajo Grande (22 km)
Spanish Town432,704
Jamaica · Port Esquivel (22 km)
Santa Marta431,781
Colombia · Santa Marta, Pozos Colorados (12 km), Puerto Prodeco (11 km)
Cumaná317,603
Venezuela · Cumana (Puerto Sucre)
Maiquetía315,442
Venezuela · Catia la Mar
Los Teques303,470
Venezuela · Catia la Mar (21 km)
Port-of-Spain294,934
Capital of Trinidad and Tobago · Anse Tembladora, Chaguaramas (15 km)
Mayagüez291,339
Puerto Rico · Mayaguez, Aguadilla (25 km)
Cap-Haïtien281,487
Haiti · Cap Haitien
Guantánamo272,801
Cuba · Puerto Guantanamo (20 km)
Punto Fijo234,736
Venezuela · Las Piedras, Punta Cardon (10 km)
Nassau227,940
Capital of The Bahamas · Clifton Pier (22 km)
San Pedro de Macorís217,899
Dominican Republic · San Pedro de Macoris
La Romana208,437
Dominican Republic · la Romana
Bridgetown191,152
Capital of Barbados · Bridgetown
Cienfuegos186,644
Cuba · Cienfuegos
Puerto Cabello174,000
Venezuela · Puerto Cabello, Puerto Borburata (21 km), Venterminals (15 km)
San Fernando166,039
Trinidad and Tobago · Point Lisas Industrial Port (14 km), Point Lisas Port (11 km), Brighton (19 km)

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Caribbean Sea: Quick Answers

How many ports are there on the Caribbean Sea?: YearMaps lists 158 ports and harbours on the Caribbean Sea, from the World Port Index of the US National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency. Small fishing harbours and private terminals outside the index are not counted.
Which countries have ports on the Caribbean Sea?: Venezuela (27), Cuba (24), Dominican Republic (14), Puerto Rico (11), Colombia (10), Jamaica (10), Trinidad and Tobago (8), Honduras (7), Bahamas (5), Haiti (5), Curacao (3), France (3), Netherlands (3), Panama (3), United States Virgin Islands (3), Bermuda (2), Cayman Islands (2), Dominica (2), Guadeloupe (2), Nicaragua (2), Saint Kitts and Nevis (2), Antigua and Barbuda (1), Aruba (1), Barbados (1), Guatemala (1), Mexico (1), Saint Lucia (1) and Turks and Caicos Islands (1).
What are the largest ports on the Caribbean Sea?: By the World Port Index's harbour size, the largest are Puerto la Cruz, Cienfuegos, Antilla, Bahai de la Habana, Puerto Guantanamo and Bahia de Sagua de Tanamo.
What are the main port cities on the Caribbean Sea?: The most populous cities with a harbour here are Caracas (2.98 million), Havana (2.17 million), Santo Domingo (2.15 million), Maracaibo (2.07 million) and Port-au-Prince (2.00 million).