dover

Dover is a busy port town on the Kent coast, from where ferries depart every few minutes for France. The port is overlooked by Dover Castle and flanked by the famous white cliffs, and has long been one of Northern Europe's premier seaports, with centuries of maritime heritage.

Dover Cruise Port is the second largest cruise port in the United Kingdom, servicing over 150,000 cruise passengers a year.  Easily accessible by both road and rail from London, Dover Cruise Port features two cruise terminals with state-of-the-art modern and on site car parking, and is regularly used as the home port for cruise lines sailing to Northern Europe, Scandinavia and the Baltic capitals.

Dover's two cruise terminals are located 1 mile from the town centre.  You can sail from Dover during the summer months with Fred.Olsen Cruise Lines, NCL Freestyle Cruising, MSC Cruises, Swan Hellenic and many more.

Dover (UK) Cruise Port

Directions by Car:

From the M20 (heading East - follow signs for the Western Docks):
1. Continue onto the A20.  Go through one roundabout.
2. At Limekiln Roundabout, take the third exit onto The Viaduct.
3. Take a slight right at Lord Warden Square.
4. Turn right to stay on Lord Warden Square.  Arrive at the Dover Cruise Terminal (the Terminal will be on the left).

SatNav:  The postcode for SatNav users is CT17 9EQ.

Directions by Train:

Rail passengers for the Port of Dover should alight at Dover Priory railway station, which is a short taxi ride away from the cruise terminal itself.