The Port of Tyne (Newcastle Cruise Terminal) offers passengers from the north of England a great alternative to the southern UK ports of Dover Harwich & Southampton. Plus, should you be cruising to the Baltic’s, Fjord’s or Scandinavia you could save almost a day’s sailing as well.

The cruise terminal itself is located at North Shields (Tyne & Wear) and comprises four cruise berths which are adjacent to Royal Quays Marina. The cruise terminal offers easy road access and is just 8 miles from the centre of Newcastle and 15 miles from Newcastle International Airport.

A recent refurbishment now means that the Newcastle Cruise Terminal can accommodate up to 2000 passengers embarking/disembarking, provide seating for 700 passengers, six check-in desks with security screening and integrated baggage handling facilities.

Other passenger facilities include a bureau de change, tourist information point, taxi rank and short and long stay car parking.

Directions:

By Car
From Newcastle City Center, follow the A1 towards Morpeth, then the A19 towards the Tyne Tunnel. On approach to the tunnel, follow the A187 towards North Shields and then ‘Royal Quay’s.

By Rail
Newcastle Central Station East coast main line provides frequent services to Edinburgh and London.

By Coach
Newcastle Central Station is about 20 minutes by bus from the port.

By Taxi
There is a dedicated taxi rank in front of the terminal. Book your taxi online with immediate confirmation – to any address in the UK. Taxi Online

By Ferry
Book your Newcastle ferry crossing online.

Address:
International Passenger Terminal
North Shields
Tyne & Wear
NE29 9PT
Tel: +44 (0)191 257 1373
Fax: +44 (0)191 296 0839
www.portoftyne.co.uk

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