La Romana Port is a key cruise and cargo hub in the Dominican Republic, designed to meet international safety and security standards. The port operates under the International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code, ensuring compliance with global maritime security protocols.

Security Measures and Certifications:

International Port Security Certification: La Romana Port received its International Port Security Certificate after implementing all provisions of the International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code. The certificate was issued by the Dominican Port Authority on May 26, 2006, under the code DOLRM with the International Maritime Organization (IMO) code DOLRM-0001.

Approved Protection Plan: The La Romana Port Protection Plan has been formally approved by the Port Security Specialty Corps (CESEP), the Dominican authority responsible for ensuring ISPS compliance and enforcing security regulations.

24/7 Surveillance: The port is equipped with a comprehensive CCTV monitoring system and trained security personnel to ensure continuous oversight.

Access Control: Restricted areas are safeguarded through controlled entry points, ID verification, and perimeter fencing.

Customs and Immigration Checks: Thorough inspections are carried out by local authorities to ensure passenger safety and efficient customs & immigration processing.

Emergency Response: The port has direct availability of fire and medical response teams, with established protocols for crisis situations.

Collaboration with Authorities: The facility works closely with the Dominican Navy, Coast Guard, and national security agencies to maintain a secure environment.

These measures ensure that La Romana Port provides a safe, efficient, and reliable experience for cruise passengers, cargo operators, crew and visitors.