Cruise & Ferry Itinerary Planning 2027

91 ASIA-PACIFIC ASIA-PACIFIC EUROPE EUROPE Port Marlborough, New Zealand Port Marlborough offers an unforgettable arrival through calm, scenic waterways thanks to its location at the heart of the Marlborough Sounds at the top of New Zealand’s South Island. With deepwater berths in Shakespeare Bay and a town centre wharf in Picton, the port welcomes around 50 cruise calls each season. All excursions, from world-class vineyards to wildlife encounters and cultural experiences, are within 30 minutes of the ship. Working with community and tourism partners, Port Marlborough delivers safe, sustainable and memorable experiences for every visitor. portmarlborough.co.nz/cruise-marlborough Taiwan Ports Taiwan has various geographical advantages as a regional cruise hub and a major maritime transportation hub in Asia. There are seven ports capable of accommodating cruise ships in Taiwan: Keelung, Taichung, Kaohsiung, Hualien, Anping, Suao and Penghu. The different ports evoke different flavours of life. By calling at different locations, cruise guests will get to know more about Taiwan’s interesting cultures by experiencing its food, historical monuments and local customs. cruise.twport.com.tw Cruise Baltic Cruise Baltic is a network of ports and destinations that works together to drive the sustainable growth of cruising in the Baltic Sea region. The network supports its members through collaboration, knowledge sharing, international marketing and close dialogue with the cruise industry. It also works to give cruise lines easy access to the region and a good overview of the many destinations and experiences available across the Baltic Sea region. www.cruisebaltic.com Fraserburgh, Scotland Dating back to the 16th century, Fraserburgh Harbour is one of Scotland’s busiest fishing ports and the UK’s largest shellfish port – a characterful working harbour that is ideally placed for exploring the north and east coasts of Scotland. Uncrowded landscapes, rich wildlife and the town’s distinct culture and thriving Doric dialect make it an ideal stop for guests seeking an authentic and unique experience. It is particularly well suited to boutique and expedition vessels. www.fraserburgh-harbour.co.uk Photo: Port Marlborough Photo: Cruise Baltic Photo: Taiwan International Ports Photo: Fat Man, Skinny Camera

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