Port Kaiser, located in St. Elizabeth, Jamaica, approximately 87 kilometers west of Kingston, is a small port primarily handling general cargo at a small finger pier. With one main pier boasting a depth alongside of 11.5m, the port plays a vital role in the export of alumina and bauxite, as well as the import of fuel, acid, grain, and other materials. Its significance in the bauxite-alumina industry is evident, as it serves as a crucial hub for shipping, showcasing historic development and unique geographic characteristics. Nearby, the fishing village of Alligator Pond offers an intriguing glimpse into local life and culture.