Practical guides to cruise ports, destinations, and shore days around the world. We explain arrival arrangements and compare excursion options.

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  • Port Everglades Cruise Port

    Port Everglades Cruise Port

    Port Everglades cruise port is a logistics port first and a sightseeing port second. Its advantage is the close relationship between the cruise terminals, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and nearby hotels, not a walkable old…

  • Barcelona Cruise Port

    Barcelona Cruise Port

    Barcelona cruise port is close enough to the city to look easy and large enough to catch out passengers who treat every berth the same. A ship at the World Trade Center terminals gives a…

  • Dubrovnik Cruise Port

    Dubrovnik Cruise Port

    Dubrovnik cruise port gives passengers one of the Adriatic’s great city views, but the ship is usually at Gruž, not below the famous walls. That distance is small enough to manage and large enough to…

  • Rome Cruise Port (Civitavecchia)

    Rome Cruise Port (Civitavecchia)

    Rome cruise port is really Civitavecchia, a working harbour on the coast some distance from the city passengers have come to see. The day is not difficult because Rome lacks transport; it is difficult because…

  • Copenhagen Cruise Port

    Copenhagen Cruise Port

    Copenhagen is a polished Baltic cruise call, but the port layout matters. Some ships use central or semi-central berths, while many larger calls use Oceankaj, north of the city centre. That changes whether the day…

  • Bergen Cruise Port

    Bergen Cruise Port

    Bergen is one of the classic Norwegian cruise calls because it gives you a real city and a fjordland mood in the same day. Bryggen, the harbour, the fish market area and Mount Fløyen sit…

  • Liverpool Cruise Port

    Liverpool Cruise Port

    Liverpool is one of the easiest UK cruise calls to understand because the ship puts you close to the city’s waterfront story. The Pier Head, Royal Albert Dock, museums, ferry terminal and Beatles-linked centre are…

  • London Cruise Port (Tilbury)

    London Cruise Port (Tilbury)

    Tilbury is one of those cruise ports where the name “London” does a lot of work. The ship docks on the Thames in Essex, not beside Westminster, Tower Bridge or the West End, so the…

  • Barbados Cruise Port

    Barbados Cruise Port

    Barbados cruise port gives many Caribbean itineraries their beach-and-island rhythm. Bridgetown is both a day-call port and a major fly-cruise gateway, so the mood ashore can range from passengers heading straight for Carlisle Bay to…

  • St Maarten Cruise Port

    St Maarten Cruise Port

    St Maarten cruise port is one of the Caribbean’s most recognisable quick-hit calls because Philipsburg, beaches and Maho Beach all sit within reach of the pier. The island’s Dutch and French split gives the day…

  • Bruges Cruise Port (Zeebrugge)

    Bruges Cruise Port (Zeebrugge)

    Bruges cruise port is the name many passengers search for, but the ship docks at Zeebrugge on the North Sea coast. That gateway relationship is the whole story: Zeebrugge provides the berth, while Bruges provides…

  • Dover Cruise Port

    Dover Cruise Port

    Dover cruise port is one of Britain’s classic sea gateways, shaped by the Channel, the castle and the White Cliffs above the harbour. For many cruise passengers it is not a conventional sightseeing call at…