FAR EAST/AUSTRALASIA/SOUTH PACIFIC
Cruiseship/passenger facilities: Jetty landing facility for ships’ tenders.
CAIRNS, AUSTRALIA Ports North, PO Box 594, Cairns, QLD 4870 Tel: +61 7 4052 3860
Website:
www.portsnorth.com.au Port operations: Richard Stevenson Cruiseship/passenger facilities: Berthing alongside Trinity Wharf with dedicated facilities. Cairns Cruise Liner Terminal located next to city. Ships up to 300mtr can enter harbour. Transport connections: International Airport 8km. Direct overland transport to Southern and Western Australia. Also Great Barrier Reef access by high- speed catamaran or sailing yacht, helicopter or sea- plane. 200mtr to central business direct. Planned expansion: Trinity Wharf undergoing upgrade to cater for larger ships, to end April 2020.
CELUKAN BAWANG, INDONESIA JI Pelabuhan 36, Celukan Bawang, Bali 81155 Tel: +62 362 93266; Fax: +62 36293266 Cruiseship/passenger facilities: 1 berth of 160mtr length with mooring bollards, 10mtr depth. Transport connections: 4hrs to Denpasar Airport.
CHENNAI, INDIA
Chennai Port Trust, No 1. Rajaji Salai, Chennai 600 001 Tel: +91 44 2536 2201; Fax: +91 44 2536 1228 Website:
www.chennaiport.gov.in Traffic Manager: Shri N. Vaiyapuri Cruiseship/passenger facilities: Chennai port has built state of the art Modern Cruise cum Passenger Terminal measuring approx. 3,200sq mtr at West Quay-IV berth in Ambedkar Dock. Waiting room, VIP lounge, duty free shops, baggage scanning etc Transport connections: Well connected with other Indian cities through road, rail & air. Chennai International Airport 21km from sea port. Other transportation facilities are available within 3km.
CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND Lyttelton Port of Christchurch, Private Bag 501, Lyttelton Tel: +64 3 328 8198; Fax: +64 3 328 7828 Website:
www.lpc.co.nz Chief executive: Roger Gray Cruiseship/passenger facilities: Is expected to remain closed to larger cruise ships until 2019 following extensive damage caused by earthquakes. A new purpose-built cruise berth is currently under way, and will be completed by November 2020.
CHRISTMAS ISLAND, AUSTRALIA PO Box 63, Christmas Island WA 6959 Tel: +61 8 9164 8382; Fax: +61 8 9164 8080 Website:
www.christmas.net.au Contact: Linda Cash
COCHIN, INDIA
Cochin Port Trust, Willingdon Island, Cochin, 682009, Kerala Tel: +91 484 266 6418; Fax: +91 484 266 6418 Website:
www.cochinport.gov.in Traffic manager: Dr Unnikrishnan Nair Cruiseship/passenger facilities: Cruise Passenger Facilitation Centre is functioning. Ships can also berth at Ernakulam wharf Q6/Q7 berths. Turnaround operations. Transport connections: International airport, railway station and highways all closeby. Taxi and Rickshaw services available. Planned expansion: Proposal to construct 2,253sq mtr terminal at Ernakulum Wharf to be complted 2020.
COLOMBO, SRI LANKA
19 Chaithya Road, PO Box 595, Colombo 1 Tel: +94 11 242 1201; Fax: +94 1 232 7160 Harbour master: RA Jayawickrama Cruiseship/passenger facilities: One passenger berth for ships LOA 200mtr draught 9.5mtr. Larger vessels could be accommodated at conventional/ container berths. Draught up to 14.25mtr LOA - subject to confirmation by Harbour Master. Colombo South Harbour, one berth 400mtr with 17mtr draught opened July 2013. Transport connections: Road access possible to any part of island. International Airport 32km from port.
DA NANG, VIETNAM
26 Bach Dang, HaiChau District, DaNang City Tel: +05113 822513; Fax: +05113 821114 Website:
www.danangportvn.com Cruiseship/passenger facilities: Total length of berths 965mtr, draught 12mtr.
DALIAN, CHINA
1 Gangwan Street, Zhongshan District, Dalian 116004
Tel: +86 411 8262 7147; Fax: +86 411 8280 7148 Website:
www.portdalian.com
Cruiseship/passenger facilities: 10 dedicated berths Planned expansion: Dalian Harbour International Cruise Terminal ready for December 2020. New 34,000sqmtr terminal.
DARWIN, AUSTRALIA Darwin Port Operations, GPO Box 390, Darwin NT 0801 Tel: +61 8 89190800 Website:
www.darwinport.com.au General manager: Peter Dummett Cruiseship/passenger facilities: Berthage available at Fort Hill Wharf. Least depth 11mtr. Passenger terminal at Fort Hill now open. Transport connections: Darwin International Airport 12km. Excellent road access to tourism areas in Darwin’s Hinterland.
PORT OF EDEN, AUSTRALIA PO Box 137, Eden, NSW 2551 Tel: +61 2 6496 1719; Fax: +61 2 6496 3024 Website:
www.edenport.com.au Harbour Master: Captain Paul Webster Cruiseship/passenger facilities: Capable of handling cruiseships up to 325mtr in length with a draught of 10.5mtr.
Transport connections: 15-30mins drive to forests/ national parks/heritage and cultural sites. Merimbula Airport 20km. Planned expansion: Port Authority of NSW to build a welcome centre for passengers - to be completed for 2020/21 cruise season.
ESPERANCE PORTS, AUSTRALIA PO Box 35, Esperance WA 6450 Tel: +61 8 9072 3333; Fax: +61 8 9071 1312 Website:
www.southernports.com.au Chief operating officer: Steve Lewis
EXMOUTH, AUSTRALIA
Visitor Centre, PO Box 149, Exmouth 6707, Western Australia Tel: +61 8 9949 1176; Fax: +61 8 9949 1441 Website:
www.exmouthwa.com.au Cruiseship/passenger facilities: Modern marina for ships’ tenders.
FRASER COAST, AUSTRALIA Contact: Therese Phillips, Director, Partnerships, Tourism and Events Queensland Tel: +61 7 3535 5018 Website:
www.cruisequeensland.com Cruiseship/passenger facilities: Anchorage, however dynamic positioning does not require anchor. Tender access at Urangan Harbour, Kingfisher Bay Resort, Bundaberg. Whale watching flet can supply tenders.
FREMANTLE, AUSTRALIA PO Box 95, Fremantle, Australia 6959 Tel: +61 8 9430 3555; Fax: +61 8 9336 1391 Website:
www.fremantleports.com.au Chief executive officer: Chris Leatt-Hayter Cruiseship/passenger facilities: Victoria Quay Berths F & G 204mtr and 206mtr long plus passenger terminal.
Transport connections: Perth Airport 30km. Road access to rest of region.
GEELONG, AUSTRALIA
City of Greater Geelong, PO Box 104, Geelong 3220, Victoria Tel: +61 3 5244 7101 Website:
www.visitgeelongbellarine.com.au Tourism Greater Geelong and Bellarine: Brett Ince Cruiseship/passenger facilities: Cruise vessels drop anchor in Corio Bay and tender passengers ashore through the Royal Geelong Yacht Club. Transport connections: International airports Melbourne Tullamarine 70km and Avalon 35km. Planned expansion: Proposal to upgrade Cunningham Pier to accommodate boutique and expedition ships.
GERALDTON, AUSTRALIA PO Box 1856, Geraldton, WA 6959 Tel: +61 8 9964 0520; Fax: +61 8 6102 9166 Website:
www.midwestports.com.au CEO: Dr Rochelle Macdonald
GISBORNE, NEW ZEALAND Eastland Port Ltd, PO Box 1048, Gisborne, New Zealand Tel: +64 6 868 5129; Fax: +64 6 867 8084 Website:
www.eastland.co.nz Port services manager: Andy Kinsella Cruiseship/passenger facilities: No. 8 berth 200mtr length; No. 7 berth 165mtr length. Maximum draught 10.2mtr. Transport connections: 0.5km to city centre. Planned expansion: New tender pier
GLADSTONE, AUSTRALIA 40 Goondoon Street, Gladstone 4680 Tel: +61 07 4976 1333; Fax: +61 07 4972 3045
Website:
www.gpcl.com.au Business development manager: Andrew Davis Cruiseship/passenger facilities: Passengers disembark at the Auckland Point berth near the East Shores Precinct and are greeted by volunteers and ‘Feast on East’ markets. Planned expansion: New cruise terminal at East Shores to be completed by May 2021.
GREAT KEPPEL ISLAND, AUSTRALIA Contact: Therese Phillips, Director, Partnerships, Tourism and Events Queensland Tel: +61 7 3535 5018 Website:
www.cruisequeensland.com Cruiseship/passenger facilities: Anchorage, however dynamic positioning does not require anchor.
GUANGZHOU, CHINA
531 Gangqian Road, Huangpu District, Guangzhou, Guangdong 510000
Tel: +86 20 8227 9412; Fax: +86 20 8227 8303 Website:
www.gzport.com Cruiseship/passenger facilities: max length for vessels 500mtr. Nansha cruise terminal.
HAKATA, JAPAN
Hakata Port and Harbor Bureau, 12-1 Okihama- machi, Hakata-Ku, 812-8620, Fukuoka City Tel: +81 92 282 7110; Fax: +81 92 282 7772 Website:
www.port-of-hakata.city.fukuoka.lg.jp Cruiseship/passenger facilities: 2,800sq mtr cruise terminal.
HALONG BAY, VIETNAM Cruiseship/passenger facilities: Hon Gai International Passenger Terminal opened 2018. Able to handle two ships simultaneously. Transport connections: Vandon International Airport
HAMILTON ISLAND, AUSTRALIA Fitzalan Anchorage Tel: +61 07 4967 7355; Fax: +61 07 4967 7389 Website:
www.gbrmpa.gov.au Contact: Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority Cruiseship/passenger facilities: A number of moorings are available within the Hamilton Island precince for access to Hamilton Island.
HIRARA, JAPAN
108-11 Hirarasimosato, Miyakojima City, Okinawa 906-0013
Tel: +81 0980 72 4876 Cruiseship/passenger facilities: 275mtr length berth, 10mtr draught. Transport connections: Miyako Airport 10 minutes.
HIROSHIMA, JAPAN
10-52 Motomachi Nakaku, Hiroshima 730-8511 Tel: +81 82 228 2111; Fax: +81 82 223 2463 Website:
pref.hiroshima.lg.jp Cruiseship/passenger facilities: Ujina Foreign Trade wharf 280mtr in length, 10mtr draught. Itsukaichi Wharf 430mtr in length, 12mtr draught. Transport connections: Hiroshima Airport 50 minutes.
HOBART, AUSTRALIA GPO Box 202, 7001, Hobart, Tasmania Tel: +61 1300 366 742 Website:
www.tasports.com.au Cruise contact: Kristy Little Cruiseship/passenger facilities: Hobart is the main cruise ship and naval vessel destination for Tasmania, a key base for Antarctic supply vessels. A dedicated cruise ship berth alongside the Macquarie Wharf No. 2 Cruise Terminal can accommodate cruise vessels up to 348mtr LOA. A secondary multi-use berth is also available for cruise ships. Transport connections: Hobart Airport 17km. City Centre 800mtr. Public transport and taxi connections.
HONAIRA, SOLOMON ISLANDS PO Box 307, Honaira Fax: +677 22646 Website:
www.sipa.com.sb Cruiseship/passenger facilities: 120mtr long berth with 9.14mtr depth alongside. Transport connections: Henderson Airport 16km. Road links with rest of island.
HONG KONG
Port of Hong Kong - Ocean Terminal, Harbour City Estates Ltd, 15/F South Tower, World Finance Centre, Harbour City, Canton Road, Tsimshatsui, Kowloon Tel: +852 2118 8951; Fax: +852 2736 2481 Website:
www.oceanterminal.com.hk Terminal Manager: K. W. Kwan Cruiseship/passenger facilities: Ocean Terminal provides two berths suitable for passenger vessels, each providing quay length of 381mtr and 320mtr with a maximum draught of 10mtr. Six telescopic passenger gangways connect cruise vessels to the main terminal building. Transport connections: 30 mins from Kowloon station
ISHIGAKI, JAPAN
3-4 Hamasaki-cyo, Ishigaki-shi, Okinawa 907-0013 Tel: +81 980 82 4046
Website:
www.visitokinawa.jp Cruiseship/passenger facilities: F berth 280mtr length, 9mtr draught. E berth 185mtr length, 9mtr draught.
KANAZAWA, JAPAN
1-1 Kuratsuki, Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Pref. 920-8580 Tel: +81 76 225 1516; Fax: +81 76 225 1518 Website:
www.kanazawa.pa.hrr.mlit.go.jp Deputy director: Takashi Asada Cruiseship/passenger facilities: Muryoji Wharf 390mtr length, 7.5mtr draught. Tomizu Wharf 370mtr length, 10mtr draught. Ohama Wharf 400mtr length, 13mtr draught. Passenger terminal. Transport connections: Noto Airport 2hrs. Good road and rail connections.
KAGOSHIMA, JAPAN 18-16 Izumi-cho, Kagoshima 892-0822
Tel: +81 099 223 3277; Fax: + 81 992 241759 Cruiseship/passenger facilities: 340mtr length berth, 9mtr draught.
Transport connections: Kagoshima Airport 55 minutes.
KEELUNG, TAIWAN
No. 1 Chung-Cheng Road, 20202, Keelung Tel: +886 2 2420 6101; Fax: +886 2 2427 7324 Website:
www.kl.twport.com.tw/en/ Contact: Sin-Wei, Lin Cruiseship/passenger facilities: Various berths with water depth alongside up to 14.5mtr West 19. 2 passenger terminals. Transport connections: Tao Yuan International 65km. Road/rail access.
KOBE, JAPAN
Port & Harbour Bureau, City of Kobe, 6-5-1 Kano- cho, Chuo-ku, Kobe 650-8570 Tel: +81 78 322 5670; Fax: +81 78 322 6121 Website:
www.kobe-meriken.or.jp/english/ Contact: Shinji Okamura Cruiseship/passenger facilities: Kobe Port Terminal: Six berths with water depth alongside up to 12mtr with two boarding bridges linking terminal and ships. Terminal can handle ships of up to 200,000tons. The port terminal consists of Customs, Immigration office, bank, tourist information desk, shop and Car park/bus park (spaces for 130 cars, 20 buses). Naka Pier Cruise Terminal: Two berths with water depth alongside up to 9mtr with one boarding bridge linking terminal and passenger ships. Transport connections: Kansai International Airport, one hour by bus. Kobe Airport, 13 mins by train from Kobe Port Terminal and 20 mins by taxi from Naka Pier Cruise Terminal. Downtown Kobe is within walking distance.
KOTA KINABALU, MALAYSIA Sabah Ports Authority, Locked Bag 2005, 88671 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah Tel: +60 88 538400; Fax: +60 88 223036 Website:
www.lpps.sabah.gov.my Cruiseship/passenger facilities: Various berths with water depth alongside up to 9.1mtr depth. Multipurpose passenger and cargo terminal. CIQS facilities are provided. Transport connections: Airport 11km. Road links to places of interest.
LAUTOKA, FIJI PO Box 132, Lautoka Tel: + 679 662944; Fax: +679 665799
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MAJOR CRUISE PORTS
(less than 5mins drive) to Hong Kong International Airport. Public buses, taxis and the Star Ferry are within 100mtr of the terminal building. Kai Tak Cruise Terminal 33 Shing Fung Road, Kowloon Tel: +852 3465 6888 Website:
www.kaitakcruiseterminal.com.hk Managing director: Jeff Bent Cruiseship/passenger facilities: 850mtr continuous alongside berth with 13mtr depth for vessels upto 220,000gt. Terminal has 40 coach bays, 2 check in and baggage halls. Wi-fi, restaurants etc Transport connections: All major metro areas within 10km. 45km to Hong Kong International Airport. Road and rail connections.
INCHEON, SOUTH KOREA
Port of Incheon, 7-241, 3 Ga ShinHung-Dung, Jung- Gu, 400-712, Incheon Tel: +82 32 890 8000; Fax: +82 32 886 6406 Website:
www.icpa.or.kr CEO: Yoo, Chang-Keun Cruiseship/passenger facilities: New cruise facility. Phase 1 - two dedicated cruise berths for ships up to 150,000gt.
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