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Dover provides an iconic welcome with its stunning backdrop of the White Cliffs and Castle, giving it an unrivalled location.


The Port of Dover Cruise team are renowned for their excellent customer service, delivering the second largest number of cruise turnaround calls in the UK.


The two cruise terminals provide a hassle free and accessible experience with fast check ins, comfortable lounges, fully accessible facilities, and onsite valet parking. The dedicated cruise operations team offers efficient baggage handling and any other assistance that guests may need. With over 20 different cruises lines offering cruises taking in the amazing scenery of Norway’s fjords, the cultural gems of the Baltic, the huge variety of the British Isles or heading south to Spain and beyond, Dover is the UK port of choice for hundreds of thousands of passengers every year.


With easy access by motorway or via the quickest route to London in just 66 minutes on the high-speed train line, Dover offers convenient transport links across Kent and the rest of the UK.


As the main gateway to Europe, the Port is not only ideal for turnaround calls, it also presents the perfect location for port of call visits, allowing visitors to explore the best of Kent’s heritage and culture being on the doorstep of the Garden of England.


Dover has a dedicated cruise team and invites travel agents, cruise lines and anyone across the industry to get in touch to find out more, arrange a fam trip, or to come and meet the team.


For more information go to portofdover.com/cruise


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