Newcastle

Find out more about cruising direct from Newcastle

The gateway to Northumbria, England’s most northerly region with its dramatic coastline, castles and stately homes. Newcastle is a vibrant city with a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, encouraged by its higher than average student population. 

The only cruise port on the east coast of the United Kingdom between Harwich and Leith, sailing from Newcastle enables you to sample the natural beauty and history of Northern England.  Set sail with Fred.Olsen Cruise Lines and Thomson Cruises to the Mediterranean, Scandinavia and the Baltic.

International Ferry Terminal

Directions by Car:

From the A1 (Heading North).
1. Continue North on the A1(M).
2. Continue onto the A194(M) (signposted for A194(M).
3. At the White Mare Pool Roundabout, take the second exit onto the A194/Leam Lane heading to South Shields.  Go through one roundabout.
4. At the next roundabout, take the second exit onto the A19 ramp to Morpeth.
5. Merge onto the A19.
6. Turn left to stay on the A19.
7. At the roundabout, take the first exit onto the A187.
8. At the next roundabout, take the second exit onto A187/Howdon Road.  Go through one roundabout.
9. At Coble Dene Roundabout, take the second exit onto Coble Dene.  Go through one roundabout.
10. At the next roundabout, take the second exit.  Arrive at the Newcastle International Ferry Terminal (the Terminal will be on your right).

SatNav:  The postcode for SatNav users is NE29 6EE.

Directions by Train:

The closest rail connection to the cruise terminal is Percy Main, which is approximately a short taxi ride/20 minutes walk away from the terminal.  Percy Main is serviced by regular Metro connections from Newcastle Central Station.