Port Royale 3 Best Trade Routes

Last Updated on 22 November, 2023

Port Royale 3 Best Trade Routes – A selection of the best routes by area: Northern route, Western route, Eastern route, Southern rute, Capital route and Middle route

There are a lot of very good routes, and many opinions about it. But below we leave you some of the best, so that you can use them as a starting point and adapt them to your game later.

Port Royale 3 Best Trade Routes – Full List

Northern Route

Port Royale > Port-au-Prince > Santiago > Isabella > Turk Islands > Tortuga > Gibara > Charles Town > Cat Island > Andross > Nassau > Eleuthera > Grand Bahamas > Charleston > St. Augstine > Ft. Caroline

Western Route

Port Royale > Cayman > Evangelista > Nombre de Dios > Havana > Florida Keys > Tampa > Port St. Joe > Biloxi > Pensacola > New Orleans > Corpus Christi > Tampico > Vera Cruz > Villa Hermosa > Campeche > Sisal > Cancun

Eastern Route

Port Royale > Santo Domingo > San Juan > St. Thome > St. Martin > St. Kitts > Antigua > Guadeloupe > Martinique > Barbados > St. Lucia > Grenada > Georgetown > Port of Spain > Puerto Santo > Cartagena > Margarita > Puerto Cabello

Southern Route

Port Royale > Santiago > Trinidad > Evangelista > Cayman > Belize > Roatan > Providence > Cartagena > Santa Martha > Maracaibo > Gibraltar > Coro > Curaçao > Puerto Cabello > Caracas

Capital Route

Your Home Town > Port Royale > Turk Islands > Grand Bahama > St. Augustine > Havana > New Orleans > Vera Cruz > Belize > Caracas > Margarita > Guadeloupe > San Juan

Middle Route

Your Home Town > Evangelista > Cayman > Trinidad > Santiago > Port Royale > Port-au-Prince > Tortuga > Gibara > Andross > Nassau > Florida Keys > Havana > Nombre de Dios > Cancun

Port Royale 3 Best Trade Routes – How Many?

There are several things to keep in mind, but in general, don’t overload trade routes, and keep the following in mind:

• If two or more of your routes use the same ports, the profit of each route decreases
• Don’t trade too much with ports where you want to carry out piracy
• When a port has a lot of commercial activity, it does not have stock problems. And that prevents tasks from appearing

So in summary, check when a route stops being efficient due to excess trade. And leave free ports to get tasks and be able to carry out piracy there.