Cruise & Ferry Itinerary Planning 2023

1 0 0 Poole Harbour, England As Europe’s largest natural harbour, Poole is well positioned and connected to most major airports and specialises in luxury vessels up to 210 metres long and provides 24-hour support to all ships. Brownsea Island is home to the endangered red squirrel and Poole is adjacent to the Jurassic Coast, a Unesco World Heritage site, where the 185-million-year history can be felt from the first glimpse. Excursions include sea kayaking, Corfe Castle and Etches Fossil Collection, with London and Stonehenge easily accessible by car and train. www.phc.co.uk Port of Dover, England Dover is one of the most popular cruise ports in the UK. Its well-equipped terminals, combined with the town’s rich heritage and the iconic backdrop of the White Cliffs and Dover Castle, make it the port of choice for many of the world’s leading cruise lines. A multi-purpose berth has given the port the capacity to accommodate four ships at once for the first time in its history. www.doverport.co.uk/cruise Denmark Denmark is the ideal destination for cruise lines, with 12 destinations located at the doorway to the Norwegian fjords and Baltic Sea. The main cruise port is Copenhagen, one of northern Europe’s largest and most advanced turnaround ports. Denmark is attractive to call at in all seasons and is focused on sustainable shore excursions and high-quality service. Guests can experience the Danish art of cosiness, royal heritage, excellent shopping, fantastic gastronomy and more in one of the world’s happiest countries. www.cruisecopenhagen.com Le Havre, France Le Havre is located in the heart of Normandy and is renowned as the cradle of the Impressionism art movement. The city centre is listed by Unesco for its post-World War II architecture. Le Havre’s cruise facilities offer three berths and can accommodate any kind of cruise ship during transit or turnaround calls. The newly created entity GIP Le Havre Croisières is committed to developing the cruise facilities, with works to be carried out from 2023 to 2025, including three new terminals and implementing quayside electricity supply systems on the three cruise-dedicated quays. www.lehavretourisme.com FEATURED PORTS & DESTINATIONS Image: Vize rendering for Enia Architectes

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