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Very unlikely - it's really only built for relatively shallow draft cargo ships. Most cruise ships are longer and deeper than the wharf can take (think it's about 120m long). Might be possible for one of the smaller expedition ships, but even the RMS St Helena would only have been able to get in there at high tide.

Sorry to go all the way back to this old post, but thought people might be interested to know that St Helena now has a wharf that, if needed, can be used by cruise tenders to provide shelter. It's in Rupert's Valley, the industrial port in the next valley to Jamestown, so not the nicest way to 'arrive' - but it's now much more likely that you'll get ashore and be able to go on your tours at least.