North Sea & Channel Cruise Route Guide: Southampton to the Continent
A complete guide to the short-break North Sea and Channel cruise route from Southampton, calling at Le Havre, Zeebrugge for Bruges, Amsterdam and Hamburg over five to seven nights.
Cruise route guides and port guides for the Northern Europe.
A complete guide to the short-break North Sea and Channel cruise route from Southampton, calling at Le Havre, Zeebrugge for Bruges, Amsterdam and Hamburg over five to seven nights.
A complete guide to round-Britain cruising in 2026: the typical clockwise itinerary from Southampton, the twelve ports it strings together,…
Your complete guide to a Baltic Sea cruise: Copenhagen, Warnemünde, Stockholm, Helsinki, Tallinn, Riga, Klaipėda, Gdańsk, Visby and Kiel. Itineraries,…
The Passenger Terminal Amsterdam sits ten minutes' walk from Centraal Station and twenty from Dam Square, giving ship passengers an…
Your complete guide to Belfast cruise port: which terminal your ship uses (VT3, Stormont Wharf, VT4), getting into the city…
Cobh was Titanic's last port of call, and the 123 passengers who boarded on 11 April 1912 left from the…
Your complete guide to Copenhagen cruise port: getting from Oceankaj to the city centre, Tivoli Gardens, Nyhavn and the Little…
Your complete guide to Dublin cruise port: the Alexandra Basin terminal, the shuttle and Luas into the city centre, Trinity…
Your complete guide to cruising into Edinburgh: which of the four Forth berths your ship will use (Newhaven, Leith, South…
Falmouth sits on the third deepest natural harbour in the world, which is why it has been a working port…
Your complete guide to Gdańsk (Gdansk) cruise port: the Westerplatte berths 7 to 8 km from the Main Town, the…
Your complete guide to Greenock cruise port, the gateway to Glasgow: the Ocean Terminal arrangement, the train into Glasgow city…
Hamburg has three cruise terminals strung along the Elbe, and which one you berth at changes the day entirely: HafenCity…
Your complete guide to Helsinki cruise port: getting from Hernesaari and Katajanokka to the centre, Suomenlinna fortress, Helsinki Cathedral, the…
Holyhead is on Anglesey, and the island is a gateway rather than a destination: Caernarfon and Beaumaris, two of Edward…
Invergordon is a working deepwater port on the Cromarty Firth with very little to detain you in the town itself,…
Your complete guide to Kiel cruise port: the Ostseekai terminal a short walk from the city centre, the Laboe Naval…
Skara Brae was lived in five thousand years ago and is older than both Stonehenge and the pyramids at Giza,…
Your complete guide to Klaipėda cruise port: the central Pempininkai quay, the foot ferry across to the UNESCO Curonian Spit,…
Le Havre was flattened in 1944 and rebuilt in reinforced concrete by Auguste Perret, and the result is now UNESCO-listed,…
Lerwick is closer to Bergen than to Edinburgh, and Shetland's Norse inheritance is plain in the street names and the…
Liverpool ties up at Princes Parade directly in front of the Three Graces, which makes it one of the very…
Portland Port sits at the eastern end of the Jurassic Coast, England's only natural World Heritage Site, where 185 million…
Reykjavik berths ships at Skarfabakki, three kilometres from the centre, which makes the walk into town a genuine decision rather…
Your complete guide to Riga cruise port: the Riga Passenger Terminal beside the Old Town, the Art Nouveau quarter, the…
Your complete guide to Stockholm cruise port: the central Stadsgården quay beside the Old Town, the Vasa Museum on Djurgården,…
Your complete guide to Tallinn cruise port: the Old City Harbour beside the UNESCO Old Town, the new Tram 2…
Your complete guide to Visby cruise port on Gotland: a short walk into the UNESCO-listed medieval Old Town, the Ringmuren…
Your complete guide to Warnemünde cruise port: the Cruise Center berths, the S-Bahn to Rostock in 21 minutes, the long…
Zeebrugge is a container port with nothing to detain you, and everyone aboard is going to Bruges, 15 kilometres inland,…