Port of Eden is the southernmost deep water harbour in NSW and is situated equidistant between Sydney and Melbourne. The Port provides a Harbour Master, 24 hour pilotage services, management of a Navy wharf and port security functions. There are three wharves in the Port of Eden precinct: A privately owned woodchip terminal, multi-user Navy wharfs, and the breakwater wharf. The port also owns and manages an eight hectare cargo storage facility. The major users of the port are the Royal Australian Navy, wood chippers, cargo ships for logs and cruise ships. Port of Eden is the southernmost deep water harbour in NSW and is situated equidistant between Sydney and Melbourne. The Port provides a Harbour Master, 24 hour pilotage services, management of a Navy wharf and port security functions. There are three wharves in the Port of Eden precinct: A privately owned woodchip terminal, multi-user Navy wharfs, and the breakwater wharf. The port also owns and manages an eight hectare cargo storage facility. The major users of the port are the Royal Australian Navy, wood chippers, cargo ships for logs and cruise ships.