NORTH EUROPE/BALTIC/ATLANTIC/MEDITERRANEAN/BLACK SEA WISMAR, GERMANY
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Columbus Cruise Center Wismar GmbH, Kopenhagener Strasse 3, 23966 Wismar Tel: +49 3841 452470; Fax: +49 3841 4522470 Website:
www.cruiseport.de Managing directors: Veit Hurdler, Michael Kremp Cruiseship/passenger facilities: Dedicated cruise berth up to 240mtr length. Further 600mtr quay length for multiple calls. Large parking area available. Terminal with historic hall - 1,200sq mtr. New facilities for fresh water and sewage reception available. Transport connections: Bus and train at terminal. Motorway A20 to Berlin and Luebeck. Airports: Rostock-Laage (75km), Hamburg (120km). Planned Expansion: Further development of tourist attractions next to berth.
YSTAD, SWEDEN
Bornholmsgatan 6, SE-271 39 Ystad Tel: +46 411 18080; Fax: +46 411 74950 Website:
www.port.ystad.se Port director: Bjorn Bostrum Cruiseship facilities: The cruise ship quay is situated in the centre of the medieval town of Ystad, with three quays giving maximum length 170mtr, draught 6.7mtr.
Transport connection: 100mtr walking distance to the ancient city centre. Direct train to Copenhagen via new Oresund bridge (60mins); catamaran ferry to Roenne/Bornholm (70mins). Int’l airport 30km. Planned Expansion: Two new ferry berths completed at the end of 2020.
ZEEBRUGGE, BELGIUM Pierre Vandammehuis, Isabellalaan 1, 8380 Zeebrugge Tel: +32 50 543211 Website:
www.portofzeebrugge.be/en/cruise Cruise manager: Piet Vandenkerkhove Cruiseship/passenger facilities: Ships berth alongside the 725mtr long Swedish Quay where water depth is up to 14mtr. Smaller vessels can occassionally berth at the Mole in front of the Maritime Station. Water depth alongside up to 9mtr. Cruise terminal with opportunities for security screening and turnarounds.. Transport connections: Coaches, taxis and rail connections available for day visits to Bruges, Ghent and Brussels. Most Belgian location can be reached within an hour. Bruges city centre 15km, airport 25km. Brussels 125km.
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ZEELAND, NETHERLANDS Zeeland Cruise Port, PO Box 1057, 4388 Oost- Souburg Tel: +31 118 467778; Fax: +31 118 484033 Website:
www.zeelandcruiseport.com Cruiseship/passenger facilities: 3 quays with water depth 10.5mtr. Facilities at Vlissingen & Terneuzen on either three of the Westerschelde. Transport connections: City centre 2 minutes away, airport 130km.
MEDITERRANEAN/BLACK SEA AJACCIO, CORSICA (See Corsica, South Ports)
ALANYA, TURKEY ALIDAS Alanya Liman Isletmesi, Carsi Mah. Iskele Meydani, 07400 Alanya Tel: +90 242 513 3996; Fax: +90 242 511 3598 Website:
www.alanyacruiseport.com Marketing director: Haluk Sayman Cruiseship/passenger facilities: Jetty has been extended to 533mtr with an alongside depth of 5-15mtr. Port is in the heart of the city enclosed by a 250mtr high promontory. Anchorage is possible at 15 and 20mtr depth, 3 cables away from the jetty. Purpose-built terminal dedicated to cruise ships only. Maximum ship dimensions: 300mtr length, 8.5mtr draught. Transport connections: 125km from Antalya International Airport, 90mins drive via motorway. 42km from Alanya Gazipasa Airport, 30mins by road from the port of Alanya.
ALCUDIA, SPAIN
Moll de Pescadors s/n, 07410 Alcudia, Mallorca Tel: +34 971 545 076; Fax: +34 971 545 076 Website:
www.portsdebalears.com Cruise contact: Francisca Leal Cruiseship/passenger facilities: Passenger terminal. One berth for cruise vessels up to 180mtr long. Transport connections: Alcudia Airport 45km.
ALGECIRAS BAY, SPAIN
Po de la Conferencia, s/n, 11207 Algeciras, Cadiz Tel: +34 956 58 5400; Fax: +34 956 58 5443 Website:
www.apba.es Cruiseship/passenger facilities: Port of Algeciras: Ten passenger berths. Parking for 1,540 vehicles. Port of Tarifa: Two passenger berths. Parking for 84 vehicles.
Transport connections: Port of Algeciras: City centre 0.3km. Jerez Airport 110km, Malaga Airport 137km, Sevilla Airport 197km. Port of Tarifa: Port in city centre. Algericas port 17km. Jerez Airport 130km, Malaga Airport 152km, Sevilla Airport 204km.
ALICANTE, SPAIN
Autoridad Portuaria de Alicante, Muelle de Poniente 11, 03001 Alicante Tel: +34 96 513 0095; Fax: +34 96 513 0034 Website:
www.puertoalicante.com Cruise contact: Luis Lopez Pastor Cruiseship/passenger facilities: Three docks available - Dock 10, 203mtr length; Dock 12, 296mtr length; Dock 14, 970mtr length; water depth 10-14mtr. Transport connections: The port is situated in the town centre. Airport 10 minutes by road. Railway station in town. Taxi service available.
ALMERIA, SPAIN
Muelle de Levante s/n, 04071 Almeria Tel: +34 950 281287; Mobile: +34 696 445689 Website:
www.apalmeria.com Cruise contact: Jose Cuesta Cruiseship/passenger facilities: Max ship dimensions for berth: Length 300mtr; Width no limit; Draught 10.5mtr. 2 quays for cruises: one (Levante) up to 200mtr long (8mtr draught), for small and medium size cruises. The other is 450mtr long (9mtr draught). Both have easy walking access to the city. Transport connections: City centre is less than 200mtr from port. International airport 10mins.
ANCONA, ITALY
Port of Ancona, Molo S. Maria 60121 Ancona Tel: +39 071 207891; Fax: +39 071 2078940 Website:
www.porto.ancona.it Cruise contact: Dott. Guido Vettorel Cruiseship/passenger facilities: Mooring quays up to 220mtr long and 10.5mtr draught. Dedicated facilities for passengers, fully equipped for security and interporting operations. Transport connections: Railway station 2km, taxi and bus services 500mtr away from quays. Marche Airport 18km away.
Planned Expansion: New dedicated 2,400sq mtr terminal.
ANTALYA, TURKEY
Antalya Cruise Port, Buyuk Liman Mevkii, 07070 Antalya
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Tel: +90 242 259 1380; Fax: +90 242 259 1183 Website:
www.antalyacruiseport.com Marketing manager: Ceylan Erzi Cruiseship/passenger facilities: Port has a total area of 2,890sq mtr including a passenger terminal of 1,900sq mtr. Luggage area, customs and immigration. Three quays with 510mtr (200/170/140) in length and 9.5mtr draught. Transport connections: The port is close proximity (26km) to international and domestic airports.
ASHDOD, ISRAEL PO Box 9001, Ashdod 77191 Tel: +972 8 8517250/1; Fax: +972 8 8517260 Website:
www.ashdodport.org.il Contact: Bernard Ben-Ishai Cruiseship/passenger facilities: Various berths with water depths alongside up to 15.5mtr Transport connections: Ben Gurion International Airport 40km. Road/rail access.
BALEARIC ISLANDS, SPAIN Website:
www.portsdebalears.com Commercial manager: Francisca Leal (see separate entries for Palma de Mallorca, Mahon and Ibiza)
BARCELONA, SPAIN
World Trade Center Barcelona, Moll de Barcelona, 08039 Barcelona Tel: +34 93 412 7914 Website:
www.portdebarcelona.cat Cruise contact: Mar Perez Cruiseship/passenger facilities: 7 international cruise terminals, five operated by Barcelona Cruise Port - Creuers Terminals, one devoted to Carnival Group (Palacruceros and Helix Terminals). Transport connections: Road/rail links to the intercontinental airport 21km from port. Shuttle bus connects the cruise terminals with city centre. Planned expansion: Both MSC and Royal Caribbean have submitted two concession requests to have their own cruise terminals in port. The legal procedure has been initiated.
BARI, ITALY
Autorita Portuale del Levante, Piazzale Cristoforo Colombo, 1, 70124, Bari Tel: +39 080 578 8545; Fax: +39 080 578 8546 Website:
www.aplevante.org Contact: Anna Carlucci
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